
Television, Radio and newspaper reporters have brought Britain to a halt by clogging up the roads and pavements by reporting on the snowy conditions with their outside broadcast teams.
While all members of the public have taken the sensible advice from the reporters to stay inside unless your journey is absolutely necessary, they have failed to take their own advice themselves by getting stranded in places they told people they would be stupid to go to.
In Cumbria Sky News presenter Kay Burley caused havoc with parents trying to take their children to school because she and her crew had blocked the only road to the Lady Devere Junior school in Windermere with their outside broadcast van. Irate mother Debbie Reynolds said 'The stupid bitch said the bloody school was open, then we can't get in cos she's blocked the chuffing road!. Then the cheeky hoe criticises the parents for not making the effort of taking the children to school!'.
In Yorkshire Look North presenter Christa Ackroyd got stuck in a snowdrift in the village of Little Bigtown whilst doing a report on how dangerous it was in Little Bigtown with the risk of snowdrifts afoot.
On the M62 (dubbed the journalists graveyard) there was gridlock as thousands of TV crews all clambered to get to the coldest part of Britain in the Pennines to do a report on how cold it was in the Pennines. When asked why they needed to be there themselves in order to tell people how cold it is, London Today's Sheila Foggarty said 'Our viewers wouldn't be able to understand words!, they need pictures of how cold it is or they won't believe it!'.
In the same traffic jam a BBC reporter said 'I can't believe all these idiots have come out after we told them all non essential travel was non essential'. A comment later taken back when it was pointed out the jam was 100% journalist caused!.
While all members of the public have taken the sensible advice from the reporters to stay inside unless your journey is absolutely necessary, they have failed to take their own advice themselves by getting stranded in places they told people they would be stupid to go to.
In Cumbria Sky News presenter Kay Burley caused havoc with parents trying to take their children to school because she and her crew had blocked the only road to the Lady Devere Junior school in Windermere with their outside broadcast van. Irate mother Debbie Reynolds said 'The stupid bitch said the bloody school was open, then we can't get in cos she's blocked the chuffing road!. Then the cheeky hoe criticises the parents for not making the effort of taking the children to school!'.
In Yorkshire Look North presenter Christa Ackroyd got stuck in a snowdrift in the village of Little Bigtown whilst doing a report on how dangerous it was in Little Bigtown with the risk of snowdrifts afoot.
On the M62 (dubbed the journalists graveyard) there was gridlock as thousands of TV crews all clambered to get to the coldest part of Britain in the Pennines to do a report on how cold it was in the Pennines. When asked why they needed to be there themselves in order to tell people how cold it is, London Today's Sheila Foggarty said 'Our viewers wouldn't be able to understand words!, they need pictures of how cold it is or they won't believe it!'.
In the same traffic jam a BBC reporter said 'I can't believe all these idiots have come out after we told them all non essential travel was non essential'. A comment later taken back when it was pointed out the jam was 100% journalist caused!.
News source WrightMedia

