[Callum]

Anyone else feel sorry for them? Having to stay up until the early hours reading depressing news to the country. Then they have the day to sleep but that's when everyone goes out - they can't have much of a social life really.

Sad. Do they even get fed whilst their doing the newsreading, during the breaks?

[2k9david2k10]

i was thinking this th other day usally the people who r on in the afternoon are on in the night wounder what they do all day haha

[Kerry]

I feel sorry for the fact they are more 'nobody' newsreaders. They'll get the pay but not the 'cred'

[2k9david2k10]

and the weather man who on a wed usally before the lottery he makes me laugh he said couple of weeks ago

''bit a rain here and there and for the week who knows'' haha you are silly :P

[Kerry]

Weathers usually pre-recorded but they do make me laugh. "Sunshine and showers"

Erm yeah..... keep yer options open mate

[sooty]

I think normally the late night newsreaders are rather new. That is how they gain experiences while less viewers.

(I remember the night the Princess Diana died, I was watching sky news.
When the news of her accident was announced just after midnight, it was a very young unknown newsreader but as soon as the news was getting serious, he was replaced by experienced, normally we saw him in a day time, I thought it was Martin Stanford.)

[Beastie]

Bet they get plenty of money!

[Matt]

I don't feel sorry for them. If they're not happy to do the job, why would they do it?