Rob McLoughlin returns to BBC Breakfast – Saturday 23 September 2017
As the Labour Party gathers in Brighton, as the tension with North Korea and the USA intensifies, as Germany goes to the polls, and as the world reels from a series of natural disasters, Rob takes a look at how the National press are covering these and other events.
He returns to the famous BBC red sofa at 08:20 and 09:20 on Saturday 23rd September 2017 on BBC1 and BBC News.
Rob became ITV’s longest serving presenter of political programmes in 2014; he is a former Deputy Head of News and Editor of Political Programmes and Board Director of Granada Television and he has broken exclusive stories across ITV, ITN, Channel 4 and the media winning ‘Scoop of the Year’ for an ITV special in 2015. Rob was an investigator on the BAFTA winning ‘World in Action’ and co-hosted the very first ‘Morning Reports’ and ‘Weekend Breakfast’ on BBC Radio Five Live.
BBC Breakfast is produced by the BBC News Department and broadcast live from MediaCity UK reaching an audience of 6 million daily.
Major Fundraiser Nets £450,000 in one night – plus Awards in York and Liverpool
Rob on the famous Red Sofa at Christmas
Rob McLoughlin returns to the famous red sofa on BBC Breakfast this Boxing Day on BBC 1 and the BBC News Channel.
He will be looking through the Christmas press as the world continues to absorb the extraordinary changes and developments of 2016; from Trump to Brexit, the passing of so many famous names, to the wars which have sadly engulfed the world’s major powers.
He will be on air at 07:20 and 08:20.
Produced by BBC News out of MediaCity UK, the programme claims a reach of 6 million viewers every day.
Rob McLoughlin back on the red sofa
Rob returns to BBC Breakfast on Saturday 8th October (08:20 and 09:20 BBC One and BBC News Channel) to discuss the weekend papers with the popular show’s hosts.
Days after the Conservatives left Birmingham, as Parliament prepares to return, the Syrian peace hopes fade and with weeks to the US Elections, Rob is likely to touch on these and a full sporting calendar.
The programme is made by BBC News and claims an audience reach of 6 million people daily. It is produced from MediaCityUK.