The blonde bird on BBC Breakfast this morning is wearing pink and white spotty knickers. Why don't they make that table in tront of them a little higher to save their modesty.
Hooray for the Olympics. It's got Sian back on the Breakfast sofa!
I think it's a bit of a cheek having her back on Breakfast after she told the BBC she didn't want to move/travel to Salford with the programme. If Susanna Reid can travel daily to Salford she should be on the couch now the programme is back in London for a while.
It seems to me the BBC bend over backwards to please their presenters when most other employers would tell staff to leave if they didn't like it.
The critical point is that an employer may offer other work at the old location, but the employee is not bound to accept it (and if he/she declines it, then the employee is accepting redundancy).
Hollins and Williams both declined to move, and the BBC offered other work for them (you'll find that good employers will try to do this if possible). All perfectly in line with employment law and accepted practice.
Anyway, back on topic, I was not aware that Hollins ever wore a skirt on Breakfast .......
The critical point is that an employer may offer other work at the old location, but the employee is not bound to accept it (and if he/she declines it, then the employee is accepting redundancy).
Hollins and Williams both declined to move, and the BBC offered other work for them (you'll find that good employers will try to do this if possible). All perfectly in line with employment law and accepted practice.
Anyway, back on topic, I was not aware that Hollins ever wore a skirt on Breakfast .......
I can appreciate the BBC finding them other work but to put them in job they refused to go to Salford for is a bit much as far as I'm concerned. If you don't agree I can live with that.
I can appreciate the BBC finding them other work but to put them job they refused to go to Salford for is a bit much as far as I'm concerned. If you don't agree I can live with that.
Can you rephrase that, not quite sure what it means?
I think that it ought to be an Olympic sport. It would probably get more viewers than the Women's Beach Volleyball. And the slow-motion action replays would be a joy to behold.
I think that it ought to be an Olympic sport. It would probably get more viewers than the Women's Beach Volleyball. And the slow-motion action replays would be a joy to behold.
I enjoyed the Spain v Holland game in the rain today. Probably for the wrong reasons.
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Can't have been Simpering Susanna Reid, then.
Any picture to back this up.
How long before the school holidays are over?
Cheers for the laughs.
Must have been a slow news day in Argentina.
I bet Susanna Reid can't do that.
Say it loud, we're pervs and we're proud.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006v5tb/team/stephanie-mcgovern
I totally fail to see how wanting to see a woman's knickers is perverted. It is surely an entirely normal part of sexuality.
She's got a great body, but her face does remind a bit of Desperate Dan from the Dandy.
I think it's a bit of a cheek having her back on Breakfast after she told the BBC she didn't want to move/travel to Salford with the programme. If Susanna Reid can travel daily to Salford she should be on the couch now the programme is back in London for a while.
It seems to me the BBC bend over backwards to please their presenters when most other employers would tell staff to leave if they didn't like it.
She could be packing those skimpy black knickers into her suitcase as we post ............
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/employment/employees/employmentcontractsandconditions/dg_10028541
The critical point is that an employer may offer other work at the old location, but the employee is not bound to accept it (and if he/she declines it, then the employee is accepting redundancy).
Hollins and Williams both declined to move, and the BBC offered other work for them (you'll find that good employers will try to do this if possible). All perfectly in line with employment law and accepted practice.
Anyway, back on topic, I was not aware that Hollins ever wore a skirt on Breakfast .......
I can appreciate the BBC finding them other work but to put them in job they refused to go to Salford for is a bit much as far as I'm concerned. If you don't agree I can live with that.
Can you rephrase that, not quite sure what it means?
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I missed the word "in" out. It was pretty obvious what I meant without it.
I enjoyed the Spain v Holland game in the rain today.