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The thread discusses reports that the BBC is changing its interview approach due to Ebola concerns, with claims that make-up artists are anxious about working closely with guests from Ebola-affected countries and that some interviews may be moved to phone. The key question raised is how the BBC is managing risk and whether contact-based procedures will be altered as suspicion of cases in the UK grows. Overall sentiment appears alarmed but focused on practical precautions, with users reacting strongly to the idea that non-reporting staff are particularly concerned.
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The 50-year-old newsreader has revealed the health crisis has caused a disturbance in the newsroom as the make-up artists kick-up a fuss about working with guests from Ebola-stricken countries.
It’s not so much the reporters that are showing signs of anxiety and panic at the BBC, but actually the make-up artists as they insist on not wanting to work with certain guests.
They are said to find it nerve-wracking working so closely with those with possible chances of having the fatal illness.
As suspicions arise of Ebola eventually hitting the UK, the BBC has confirmed some of their interviews with guests will take place over the phone. This depends on where they are coming from and whether they have been in contact with the contagious deadly disease. :eek: :shocked:
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