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An unscheduled appearance from peterthere, but an unscheduled appearance from peter there, but not an unwelcome one, it seems. meanwhile, graham admired her response to the visit. no floor manager to interrupt me and our temporary and rather basic covid friendly studio here, but i do look forward to seeing peter when we return, hopefully soon, to studio a hearing new broadcasting house. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail: you can call us: and do have a look at previous interviews on our website. that�*s al...

Coverage of the story. and michael bagged the bbc: finally, among the unsung heroes and heroines of tv news are floor managers who ensure presenters are sitting on the right place, wearing the microphones correctly and with the last—minute script to hand. as was demonstrated last saturday. as was demonstrated last saturday-— as was demonstrated last | saturday._ we as was demonstrated last - saturday._ we didn't saturday. no! laughs. we didn't know what to _ saturday. no! laughs. we didn't know what to do _ saturday. no! laughs. we didn't know what to do then, _ saturday. no! laughs. we di...

And michael siva begged the bbc... finally, among the unsung heroes and heroines in television news are the floor managers, who ensure that presenters and guests are sitting in the right place, miked up correctly and with that last minute page of script to hand as peter bevan demonstrated while martin was on air on the news channel last saturday. no! we didn't know what to do then. should peterjoin me, should he not? hello, this is bbc news and this is peter bevan. the headlines... an unscheduled appearance from peterborough. martin cox —— martin

Published: 10:48 AM April 5, 2021    Sid has been churchwarden of St Mary and St Gregory's church in Frithelstock for 37 years - Credit: Exeter Diocese A churchwarden from Devon is one of four people from across the county to receive Maundy money this year from the Queen.  Sid Adams, 87, said he was ‘honoured and overwhelmed’ to receive the gift, which her Majesty traditionally distributes to people over 70 on Maundy Thursday.  Sid has been churchwarden of St Mary and St Gregory's church in Frithelstock, near Great Torrington, for 37 years.  St Mary and St Gregory's church in Frithel...