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Refurbishing The News Quiz

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David Thair | 16:30 UK time, Friday, 5 November 2010

Our News Quiz insider writes...

As Broadcasting House is currently closed for the final phase of refurbishment, the News Quiz team decamped to London's fashionable Drill Hall for this week's recording. Here's Sandi soundchecking under some extraordinarily bright studio lights with newsreader Harriet Cass:

News Quiz in the Drill Hall

This week's panel are Andy Hamilton, Fred MacAulay, Jeremy Hardy and newcomer Bridget Christie. In this audio clip, Bridget offers her 'swingers party' theory of Anglo-French joint military action...

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And here's a cutting sent in by Catherine Thorn:

Top Prize: Ride of the Season


Cuttings can be emailed to news.quiz@bbc.co.uk, or posted to:

The News Quiz
1st Floor Western House
99 Great Portland Street
London
W1A 1AA

The News Quiz is broadcast on Fridays at 6.30pm on Radio 4, and is available for download as a podcast.

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