My colleague Jonathan Bartley is commenting around the studios on the launch of the BBC's new belief and ethics TV programme, The Big Questions, which starts on Sunday 9 September. This morning (7 September 2007) Jonathan is due on: 6.20am BBC Breakfast TV News, 7-9.00 ten Regional Radio News programmes, 9.20 BBC News 24. Times may vary. He is also one of the panellists on the first show this weekend, talking (among other things) about the BBC-commissioned poll that indicates over 80 per cent of the population of Britain is concerned about declining moral values.
Friday, September 07, 2007
FACING THE BIG QUESTIONS
My colleague Jonathan Bartley is commenting around the studios on the launch of the BBC's new belief and ethics TV programme, The Big Questions, which starts on Sunday 9 September. This morning (7 September 2007) Jonathan is due on: 6.20am BBC Breakfast TV News, 7-9.00 ten Regional Radio News programmes, 9.20 BBC News 24. Times may vary. He is also one of the panellists on the first show this weekend, talking (among other things) about the BBC-commissioned poll that indicates over 80 per cent of the population of Britain is concerned about declining moral values.
My colleague Jonathan Bartley is commenting around the studios on the launch of the BBC's new belief and ethics TV programme, The Big Questions, which starts on Sunday 9 September. This morning (7 September 2007) Jonathan is due on: 6.20am BBC Breakfast TV News, 7-9.00 ten Regional Radio News programmes, 9.20 BBC News 24. Times may vary. He is also one of the panellists on the first show this weekend, talking (among other things) about the BBC-commissioned poll that indicates over 80 per cent of the population of Britain is concerned about declining moral values.
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