Miriam O'Reilly wins age discrimination case against BBC
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1A said:
anonymous said:
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And replaced by Julia Bradbury, also a woman in her 40s. From what I've read of this case, it sounded like a slam-dunk that the BBC were mighty stupid to contend (I suspect they didn't care due to the unique way they are funded)
Puggit said:
1A said:
anonymous said:
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And replaced by Julia Bradbury, also a woman in her 40s. From what I've read of this case, it sounded like a slam-dunk that the BBC were mighty stupid to contend (I suspect they didn't care due to the unique way they are funded)
Saddle bum said:
Ms O'Reilly was reportedly told to consider Botox.
If my other-half came home with a similar tale, the perp might need plastic surgery himself. Some people have no respect.
Does your other half's work involve appearing on TV.If my other-half came home with a similar tale, the perp might need plastic surgery himself. Some people have no respect.
It is hardly surprising if TV executives want to put eye candy (of both sexes) on the screen, everything helps in getting ratings.
JagLover said:
Saddle bum said:
Ms O'Reilly was reportedly told to consider Botox.
If my other-half came home with a similar tale, the perp might need plastic surgery himself. Some people have no respect.
Does your other half's work involve appearing on TV.If my other-half came home with a similar tale, the perp might need plastic surgery himself. Some people have no respect.
It is hardly surprising if TV executives want to put eye candy (of both sexes) on the screen, everything helps in getting ratings.
Channel 4 news made an intersting point.
TV is a visual media and a lot of these women who are now old only got the job because they were once young and pretty.
Didn't hear them complaining about that. The guy on TV said "you don't see many young mingers on TV do you "
TV is a visual media and a lot of these women who are now old only got the job because they were once young and pretty.
Didn't hear them complaining about that. The guy on TV said "you don't see many young mingers on TV do you "
Edited by Pesty on Tuesday 11th January 20:03
Pesty said:
Channel 4 news made an intersting point.
TV is a visual media and a lot of these women who are now old only got the job because they were once young and pretty.
Didn't hear them complaining about that. The guy on TV said "you don't see many young mingers on TV do you "
Not unless you are stuck with BBC Look East as your local news station.TV is a visual media and a lot of these women who are now old only got the job because they were once young and pretty.
Didn't hear them complaining about that. The guy on TV said "you don't see many young mingers on TV do you "
singlecoil said:
Pesty said:
Channel 4 news made an intersting point.
TV is a visual media and a lot of these women who are now old only got the job because they were once young and pretty.
Didn't hear them complaining about that. The guy on TV said "you don't see many young mingers on TV do you "
Not unless you are stuck with BBC Look East as your local news station.TV is a visual media and a lot of these women who are now old only got the job because they were once young and pretty.
Didn't hear them complaining about that. The guy on TV said "you don't see many young mingers on TV do you "
JagLover said:
Saddle bum said:
Ms O'Reilly was reportedly told to consider Botox.
If my other-half came home with a similar tale, the perp might need plastic surgery himself. Some people have no respect.
Does your other half's work involve appearing on TV.If my other-half came home with a similar tale, the perp might need plastic surgery himself. Some people have no respect.
It is hardly surprising if TV executives want to put eye candy (of both sexes) on the screen, everything helps in getting ratings.
I'm forced to pay for the BBC yet there prime time saturday night TV is dominated buy a "celebrity" show....because its what tracksuit wearing mouthbreathers prefer to see on TV.
JagLover said:
Saddle bum said:
Ms O'Reilly was reportedly told to consider Botox.
If my other-half came home with a similar tale, the perp might need plastic surgery himself. Some people have no respect.
Does your other half's work involve appearing on TV.If my other-half came home with a similar tale, the perp might need plastic surgery himself. Some people have no respect.
It is hardly surprising if TV executives want to put eye candy (of both sexes) on the screen, everything helps in getting ratings.
As for the the perp it was a 'herself' (why is that not surprising? And... would you still dish out the plastic surgery?).
Edited by dandarez on Tuesday 11th January 20:21
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