They are calling it co-presenting the PM programme. But they can’t be serious about that: I have never in my life presented a radio programme; I have had no training or been given any proper advice; and am already baffled by the very basic electronic technology for writing scripts and timing the programme.
So it is going to be something of an adventure. And I can only assume it is being allowed to happen because the BBC’s funding is secure for a few more years yet, whatever I do (well almost).
From the little I can decipher from the mysterious computer schedule, it will be a lively show â€" so long as I stick to time (I am famous for doing that, as you know).
I am particularly looking forward to the item on the latest attempt by the European Central Bank to stave off the collapse of the Eurozone banking system. I have promised not to interview myself.
Robert Muir
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