BBC News Fix

Please stop saying "platform" when you mean "web page" / "web site". It just comes across as self-aggrandizing.

Incidentally, I notice Moonfruit is as terrible as ever.

dosxuk, that's the CEO you're talking to there!

I am shocked / saddened / disappointed (delete as appropriate) to see my favourite website using Children In Need branding, which breaks the licencing agreement set by the BBC.

Upon finding this major flaw with the website, I have decided to temporarily change my homepage back to Google, until the situation is rectified.

I expect a swift response from the 'bbcnewsfix.moonfruit.com' team.

A new page has been added to BNF, this page lets you go between months and see which presenters presented when from January 2010 to the current day.

Do go and check it out!

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Good idea, I'm glad to see the site expanding. Would you ever consider adding a section for BBC News fan fiction? I have an idea for a short story involving Sophie Raworth and Matt Taylor. It's about unrequited love in the work place. Let me know if you are interested.

Correction to Last Night's News at Ten-It was Sophie Raworth, who hosted not Fiona Bruce.

You just can't believe this site.

Missing the letter h.

BNF sounds like a far-right fringe organisation to me.

Agreed, like a merger between the National Front and BNP. Also should the acronym should be BBCNF or is it because you're a Big Name Fan of BBC News?

I'd like to volunteer for this year's Christmas Day shift, is it okay if I record on VHS?