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Miss Aniela - BBC South East Today News - 29 March 2007
I've known Miss Aniela for nearly a year and I'm so pleased to see she's not only about to have her own exebition but been interviewed for the BBC local news.
See the video on Youtube.
IMO number : 9508469
Name of ship : BBC RUSHMORE (since 01/07/2012)
Call Sign : V2GB3
MMSI : 305864000
Gross tonnage : 8255 (since 01/07/2012)
DWT : 9282
Type of ship : General Cargo Ship (since 01/07/2012)
Year of build : 2012
Flag : Antigua and Barbuda (since 01/07/2012)
My bedroom was the box room, so turned the wardrobe into a stable door, so I could put a desk in front of it for my BBC Model B displaying through an old portable TV in the window
BBC Scotland's new state of the art headquarters in Glasgow. A 34,000 sq m digital centre designed by David Chipperfield Architects, costing £188m.
with pilot boat Huron Maid
Detroit, Michigan, USA
cargo
flag: Antigua-Barbuda
owner: Jungerhans Heavy Lift,
Haren Ems, Germany
Chartered by: BBC Chartering & Logistic GmbH, Leer, Germany
length: 139.03m / 455ft
built: 2010
ex names:
Industrial Echo 2015 - 2018
Delphinus J 2010 - 2015
BBC History Manager and former continuity announcer John Escolme writes about how he fulfilled his dream of 'Announcing Christmas' over on the About the BBC Blog.
The BBC's purpose-built mobile studio cum promotions vehicle pushing local radio in Sutton Coldfield. East Lancs bodied MAN 14.220, not a conversion but built in this form. Fun trying to read the weather forecast using their on-board studio equipment!
In what is proving to be the best, most informative & entertaining BBC Springwatch, I'm really, really chuffed that the team asked if they could use one of my beaver images for Gillian Burke's cue cards when at the Cornwall Beaver Project.
On 8 May 20, 4.42PM BST BBC Springwatch said:
Dear Robin,
Thank you for uploading your fantastic images to the Official BBC Springwatch group!
We are currently on the lookout for the perfect images to use on our presenters cue cards in the upcoming series of Springwatch and we really love your beaver image.
So just to let you know we may be printing it on one of our presenter cue cards. Sadly we are not able to credit you on these cue cards but we are very grateful for you to uploading it to the group. We may also post it on our social media and if we do we will certainly credit you, so keep your eyes peeled!
Many thanks and all the very best!
Big fan of the BBC tv series Merlin.
Mixup of allot of different images/photos, including the background. Allot of hard work went in to this:), Havent done photo manipulation in 4 years.
Official website BBC Merlin: www.bbc.co.uk/merlin/
Official Merlin Facebook: www.facebook.com/MerlinOfficial
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The BBC canteen menu said "lasagna with zuchini and roasted sweet potatoes". What came was technically correct, but as if the chef had only read about lasagna in a book.
It's layers of lasagna pasta, sweet potatoes and zuchinni with a big dollup of feta cheese on top all covered in a bitter oil. Yuck.
Or, to use it's Edinburgh title, BBC Glasgow! Way back, before BBC Scotland moved to Queen Margaret Drive, Greenside in Edinburgh had been mooted as a possible location... Instead that remained a gapsite for forty years until Allan Murray built his critically acclaimed masterpiece, the Omni centre. Aren't we lucky?!
Whilst designed by David Chipperfield Architects, Pacific Quay (docks are never called 'dock' these days) Studios was completed by Keppie Design in a slightly controversial move which some say was an example of the BBC bottling-out of their much vaunted commitment to top-notch architecture. Suffice to say though, the quality of detail is still a delight in this somewhat deceptive building...
Pacific Quay is a completely modern name: the partially-filled dock that formerly occupied the site was known as Prince's Dock. It was the site of the 1988 Garden Festival: the subsequent permanent regeneration took almost twenty years to materialise.