Commercial failure, it seems. Never mind, there’s always the weather forecast.
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Viewers have expressed their devastation after BBC presenter Tom Heap revealed his Sky News show had been cancelled, says Metro News.
The Countryfile host, 58, presented the last episode of The Climate Show on Saturday and announced it had been axed after two years on air.
Tom shared the clip of his ‘pithy final line’, prompting an outpouring of disappointment from his X follower who branded the show ‘important’ amid the escalating [Talkshop comment – only in the media?] climate change crisis.
Confused over the show’s end, account @Earth2075 remarked: ‘Why? It seems now is a more important time than ever.’
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Ending the final The Climate Show, Tom said: ‘And that is it for The Climate Show. This is our final outing.’
Full article here.
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Awwwwwe, Huh, Pity they didn’t close down the (non) farming programmes too. Even on the radio, do they still do “On your Farm”, I think it was called …. was great when you had time to listen to, when away early in the Car, or already well-rooted in the Tractor seat … the daily updates and wassit Sat or Sunday Mornings, Breakfast with soandso … could smell the sound of cooking bacon. And then BBC Scotland had to go their own Green way “Outdoors” After suffering them, it was Hit the OFF button before I knew I was about to get triggered …. Aye we don’t know it had a name then – only “flashing images” …. Huh racing past the Fence posts before the Cow got out the open gate with a Low sun on the horizon ( where else would it be? )
As for the ScottishFarmer & Gairdian … but the FW kinda works away when you’ve saved up enough £p and courage.
BTW do the readers know about Dr K Pollock, passed away earlier the year? (Former TV Producer etc)
Oh dear…how sad…never mind!
Next step, cancel the Climate Crisis.
Another climate show…
Tractors gather at Parliament in farmer go-slow protest
Published 3 hours ago
“We have been farming for 500 years and the government now has a scheme where they will pay us more money to grow wildflowers than to grow food. It is insanity,” he said.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-68655661