Tuesday 6 September 2016

BBC get it right please.

I may be an old fogey, but I'm not against change, I have no problem with regional accents and I don't care what the ethnicity of a correspondent is. However, when a BBC correspondent on a major news show thinks the plural of deer is 'deers' or when another pronounces Le Touquet with a hard 't' at the end I wonder what's happened, et tu, Brute.

I don't know what these people get paid, but I'm sure I'd like the job, do they not rehearse, does no producer, director or anyone else check they know the basics? Standards BBC, professionalism please.

Malcolm Snook

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