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01 Jan 10
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What a dork..........sounds like a 15 year old........BBC what the F are you doing keeping him on......
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lizo_Mzimba
Newsround
Prior to this, Mzimba was one of the longest-serving presenters, a reporter and an assistant producer for CBBC's Newsround between 1998 and May 2008; second only to John Craven.
After his departure however, he caused controversy after attending a number of events at Cambridge University Freshers' Week, in October 2009. The Tab, an online tabloid serving the University, reported he was gaffer-taped to a wall, whilst students danced around him, chanting: 'Lizo, Lizo, what's the news?!'. After making the Independant, the Daily Mail, and a number of other national papers, the story was removed from the site.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lizo_Mzimba
Newsround
Prior to this, Mzimba was one of the longest-serving presenters, a reporter and an assistant producer for CBBC's Newsround between 1998 and May 2008; second only to John Craven.
After his departure however, he caused controversy after attending a number of events at Cambridge University Freshers' Week, in October 2009. The Tab, an online tabloid serving the University, reported he was gaffer-taped to a wall, whilst students danced around him, chanting: 'Lizo, Lizo, what's the news?!'. After making the Independant, the Daily Mail, and a number of other national papers, the story was removed from the site.
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He's the BBC entertainment reporter.........voice gets on my nerves...
do i really have to tell you what the bbc are doing employing him?
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