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Brilliant story picked up from the Guardian Media Website:
The scene is a BBC office in London, with a man named Paul who has a tape that needs to be urgently sent to Bristol for a radio feature the following day. So Paul sends the vital tape via BBC Despatch internal courier. When the tape arrives at the courier department, a staff member notices that its address label is falling off - so he removes it in order to replace it with a new one. For safe-keeping he puts the old label on a nearby fridge, and then goes off for lunch. Fast forward to 9.20am the next morning, when Paul receives the following message on his voicemail: "Hi Paul, I have an emergency - apparently you gave the courier a 6ft fridge to deliver to BBC Bristol, and it was a tape we needed in the studio today. Can you call me as soon you get this message?" With any luck, the matter will have ended happily with the fridge getting its own late-night slot on BBC Radio Bristol.
Anyone tune to BBC Radio Bristol to confirm the new late night presenter?