Sue Lawley just carries on calm and collected with the 'I'm sorry for the noise but we have rather been invaded but I'll just ignore it and carry on' attitude.
madabbafan Sue did a good job staying calm. I, on the other hand, wouldn’t have been so lucky. I would still read the headlines, but say it louder and apologise and call the protestors fools who should not be here.
@@takethehighroad5027 Actually, in light of that loaded and repugnant question they asked on Question Time "Is it immoral to teach LGBT issues to children in school?" I do know, so we not only have battles with the wider public's perception that our morality is up for debate, but also with Islam.
@@TomRipley7350 The irony of your remark is something to behold given the similarity between the views of people like you and those of Islamist fundamentalists on LGBT+ people, women, sex and sexuality, 'law and order' and so on.
Nothing would stand in the way of Witchell delivering the news: presenter strikes, power cuts, lesbian protesters, grumpy Prince Charles on a mountain. All except the arrival of Meghan's baby, but some believe the facts at his disposal were sketchy, and so his conscience was scrambled.
Jack Sugden Six O'Clock News at that time located at N1, until 1993, when BBC News transferred to N2 with virtual studio, N1 became home to BBC World Service TV (later BBC World)
Soviet Army... Gorbachev and Reagan. Relatively peaceful times as the cold war was coming to an end... or so we thought. "Glasnost and Peristroika."!! Brings back memories. I remember watching this live in 1988.
Also the one shouting, Booan Temple is a London Lawyer (Your average demonstrator) Totally staged by Big Bro Co.and fits their agenda. The same today as it has been since it's inception..imo It also coincided with a challenge to The Poll Tax headlines so killed 2 birds with one stone..
Sue left the programme in 1989 to host her own Saturday night show "Saturday Matters with Sue Lawley" before leaving to work for a while at ITV. In 1992 she returned to the BBC to host Biteback.
Should have been kept mostly, when people think nuclear family is two same parents. Two same parents?! should be termed dad and partner or mum snd partner.
@@johnking5174 major religions and me don’t mind u guys esp with emotional companionship (just not other things except humanists) Some of Us straight people have been immoral having s- before marriage) and we need help from u guys. We are sorry for the harm cruel physicians etc put on you I’ll never forgive them, parents disowning and abusing is wrong. Even someone not of orientation maybe locked up (before 1967) living with same sex and being in arms with each other. Strange that the government made lesbians always legal but not men same attracted they were idiots.
@@andybray9791 I believe lesbians were always made legal, as governments of the time and the ruling classes never ever thought that two females could have sex. You can see their idiot thinking here. So they simply ignored lesbians. They were never included in the laws. Because men have a penis and can fuck other men, that is why the "buggery" laws were brought in by King Henry VIII.
Pure professionalism from Sue Lawley - you carry on. That is your job, to read the news. Let the security team (who were useless, as they allowed them to gain access to the studio) get them out. Imagine if they had weapons, knives, guns even. Could've been a massacre live on air. BBC security was useless and pathetic.
Sue Lawley just carries on calm and collected with the 'I'm sorry for the noise but we have rather been invaded but I'll just ignore it and carry on' attitude.
madabbafan Sue did a good job staying calm. I, on the other hand, wouldn’t have been so lucky. I would still read the headlines, but say it louder and apologise and call the protestors fools who should not be here.
@@danielsrandomchannel1472 "Fools" lmao they were rightfully protesting a shitty bigoted law and they accomplished exactly what they set out to do.
Section 28 was a stupid law which eventually got scrapped and threw into the eternal bin.
As a kid, I didn’t know why the “lesbians” had stormed the news room...now I know it was a protest about Section 28, I fully support them.
@cazharris5581 I'm a gay man and I'd support the gay "brothers" and lesbian "sisters"
I remember this happening and was just two weeks shy of my eighteenth birthday. It made headline news!
Nobody pronounces the word 'intolerable' quite like a posh English person.
I can't believe we're still fighting the same damn battles.
What battles?
if you don't know then you need to educate yourself on gay rights and news @@TomRipley7350
@@takethehighroad5027 Actually, in light of that loaded and repugnant question they asked on Question Time "Is it immoral to teach LGBT issues to children in school?" I do know, so we not only have battles with the wider public's perception that our morality is up for debate, but also with Islam.
@@TomRipley7350 The irony of your remark is something to behold given the similarity between the views of people like you and those of Islamist fundamentalists on LGBT+ people, women, sex and sexuality, 'law and order' and so on.
@@davidparry5310 In what way are the views of "people like me" akin to Islamic fundamentalism?
EDIT: Yeah, thought not. Ad hominem and scarper.
2:48 I guess this was where Nicholas Witchell sat on a female protester and held his hand over her mouth.
A case of In the Nick of Time!
Nothing would stand in the way of Witchell delivering the news: presenter strikes, power cuts, lesbian protesters, grumpy Prince Charles on a mountain. All except the arrival of Meghan's baby, but some believe the facts at his disposal were sketchy, and so his conscience was scrambled.
01:22 The future DG of the BBC explains the situation.
They walked in unchallenged, but how they knew where to find N1 or N2 on the 6th floor via main reception remained to be seen.
Jack Sugden Six O'Clock News at that time located at N1, until 1993, when BBC News transferred to N2 with virtual studio, N1 became home to BBC World Service TV (later BBC World)
Do you have the whole programme?
Soviet Army... Gorbachev and Reagan. Relatively peaceful times as the cold war was coming to an end... or so we thought. "Glasnost and Peristroika."!!
Brings back memories. I remember watching this live in 1988.
I remember watching this and was about to come of age a fortnight after the news broke!
Mark Steyn is talking about this incident today.
Holy shit, look who we have at 1:15. Tony Hall - who in 2017 is "Lord Hall" and current Director General of the BBC.
Yep and he also worked for the Royal Opera House and is a walking disaster.
Also the one shouting, Booan Temple is a London Lawyer (Your average demonstrator)
Totally staged by Big Bro Co.and fits their agenda. The same today as it has been since it's inception..imo
It also coincided with a challenge to The Poll Tax headlines so killed 2 birds with one stone..
@@deedee-tc4fh Tin foil hats on.
I believe Nicholas was actually sitting on a lesbian when Sue apologised.
Lol i remember this,god im old.
Did Sue Lawley got sacked from the six oclock news or did she leave
Sue left the programme in 1989 to host her own Saturday night show "Saturday Matters with Sue Lawley" before leaving to work for a while at ITV. In 1992 she returned to the BBC to host Biteback.
From August 1988 Nichoals Witchell was main lead
night before my brother was born
Nicholas Witchell now files reports on the Queen.
Not now he doesn't.
Welcome chase fans
Those who. critical s Russia and think Britain is a haven of free s peech should be made to look at this 1988 clip.
1:05 Booan Temple
0:25
her accent is different to the modern newsreader accent.
I always liked her accent
Day before my brother was born
Gosh, I just realized how much I miss the 1980's.
bet those lesbians don't
Seriously? The 80s were horrendous. That's why the women were protesting.
Terrible clothes, terrible hairstyles, (mostly) terrible music, regressive social attitudes, hypocritical upper-class twits, conservatives partnering with religion to oppress LGBT+ people.... no thanks.
"Damn, I really miss people dying left and right from AIDs in a highly homophobic society with bigoted laws."
Great music though
Should have been kept mostly, when people think nuclear family is two same parents. Two same parents?! should be termed dad and partner or mum snd partner.
I am having trouble finding out if you are anti LGBT or pro LGBT from your sentence above
@@johnking5174 wait til u hear the term birthing parent
@@andybray9791 Well I am a gay man, so from your words, I seem to think you are not exactly on our side.
@@johnking5174 major religions and me don’t mind u guys esp with emotional companionship (just not other things except humanists) Some of Us straight people have been immoral having s- before marriage) and we need help from u guys. We are sorry for the harm cruel physicians etc put on you I’ll never forgive them, parents disowning and abusing is wrong. Even someone not of orientation maybe locked up (before 1967) living with same sex and being in arms with each other. Strange that the government made lesbians always legal but not men same attracted they were idiots.
@@andybray9791 I believe lesbians were always made legal, as governments of the time and the ruling classes never ever thought that two females could have sex. You can see their idiot thinking here. So they simply ignored lesbians. They were never included in the laws. Because men have a penis and can fuck other men, that is why the "buggery" laws were brought in by King Henry VIII.
Well done 2 yhem
Animate charisma.
Nicholas witchell is a horrendous excuse for a newsreader
Alistair Stewart is dreadful, the way he pronounces stuff
he was one of the best newsreaders the other being Richard Baker
Witchell sycophantic royalist creep who even some of the royal family cannot stand .
Pure professionalism from Sue Lawley - you carry on. That is your job, to read the news. Let the security team (who were useless, as they allowed them to gain access to the studio) get them out. Imagine if they had weapons, knives, guns even. Could've been a massacre live on air. BBC security was useless and pathetic.
Lesbians lesbians a woman takes another for her lover
Nine O'Clock News
Before it: fragment of Channel 4 News with Peter Sissons (later transferred to BBC)
hey there futaba
@@banzai8303 WTF? Someone didn't knew, that my mascot is character, that you mentioned above.
Well done to the brave lesbians!
It still stuns me how those little boys got into the studio!!
Don't be a prick.
I knew what those lezzas would look like before I even started the video
Adam Weishaupt Someone's a bit angry. Simmer didums.
Adam Weishaupt a true child of Section 28
0:26