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Last updated on March 6th, 2018 at 12:29 am
BBC staff know how to romanticise terrorists, but more difficult tasks require instruction: “BBC shows staff how to walk through door”.
Posted by Tim B. on 12/26/2004 at 03:13 PM
- Why BBC journalists are sometimes late for work.Posted by Evil Pundit on 12/26 at 04:03 PM • permalink
- The U.N. will be wanting to find its way back to itself after The Times aired a story about a scandal brewing in the Congo.A French U.N. logistics expert has been involved in Paedophilia, two Russian pilots are also in trouble there also Ukranians and a Canadian U.N.representative. See story in The Oz.
- Geez can you imagine the lines in front of the dunnies when they installed the halflush/dual flush systems.
“Under NO circumstances is any BBC employee permitted to make use of new WC without workplace trainer authorisation. Workplace training for use of new facilities will be provided 9-10AM and 2-3PM for the week ending 20/12. Employee training will be credited towards relevant BBC/dual-flush competency standards, and can be attended at the taxpayers expense. “
- From the story: “Employees at BBC Radio Sheffield in the north of England had previously been instructed on how to get through the often confusing and peril-laden task of boiling a kettle.
The Sun quoted the edict as saying: “Remove lid from kettle and fill kettle with water.” ‘What a buncha maroons.
- This explains a lot.Posted by Ken Summers on 12/27 at 02:29 AM • permalink