http://www.independent.ie/opinion/analysis/was-this-the-most-wicked-man-in-irish-history-26367449.html, https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nHv4WWQJEZA. Please keep her off the air or I have to turn off TV news. Discover (and save!) Question---why can't BBC World News America provide an announcer that can be understood by Americans? A Very British Family: The Trevelyans and Their World, The Winchester: The Gun That Built An American Dynasty, The Champagne Gun Is Here to Fulfill Your Baller Dreams, Gucci Donates $500,000 to March for Our Lives, Laura Bush on the Separation of Immigrant Families, Frank Gehry Built a Tiny House for Michael Eisner. Well, as long as the little lassie is a grand view. Now she has written a book.
She, Goldston, and their three sons live in Brooklyn Heights during the week and on weekends transfer to what used to be the Johnson's Point caretaker's cottage.
Really? I've lived and worked in the UK and have never heard anything like this woman's unfortunate speech patterns.
While her husband fought against the Nazis, Molly was a pacifist who spoke disapprovingly of the family's "gun money.
I like the BBC a lot but she will drive me away from being a regular viewer. It's not Cockney, but a rather common (in the English sense) lower-middle-class accent.
Laura found letters with references to the relationship from family papers stored at the University of Newcastle and tracked down Martin Bulmer, the illegitimate son of Edith and Charles, who is now in his 60s and works at Surrey University.
Jun 17, 2017 - This Pin was discovered by Duncan Bleak. [1] Live, on the BBC's coverage of the 2016 US Presidential Election, Trevelyan said she was about to become a US citizen; she was sworn in on November 9th, the day after Donald Trump won the presidential race.
Instead, Laura immediately phoned a cousin and asked which part of New York City she should live in. Squirming in California!! "The official family history is not the same as what really went on.
I find Laura Trevelyan's voice highly unpleasant----shrill and nasal.
"I can envisage a new era at Wallington when he and I can draw together again as companions for the last years of our lives if the tension of her [Edith's] presence is removed from both from my life and from my children's.".
She loves herself a lot and would give up easily. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io, Kate Middleton and Kids Did Not Have COVID-19, Prince William's Secret COVID-19 Diagnosis, See a New Photo from Princess Beatrice's Wedding, Gifts for the Meghan Markle Superfan in Your Life, Meghan Markle's Privacy Trial Is Postponed, John Waters Reconnects with Patricia Hearst. I just feel enormously lucky. I have never looked at another man for 40 years.
Irritating! "When it happened it was hushed up to the best extent it could be but it was awfully sad. [2] Her second book, The Winchester: The Gun That Built An American Dynasty, explores the family behind America's most famous firearm and was released in September 2016. Theo died of appendicitis and his father made a cult around his dead son.
Hear that sound of two simulated plywood planks slapping together is the sound like voice of one of BBC’s World News America blond dye head anchor’s speaking…BBC English it’s not…, She should be sent back to south west England.
Previous » 38 » A Very British Family The Trevelyans and Their World Laura. Please remove her. She's nice to look at but that's about it. They ate others who can present the news. Hier sollte eine Beschreibung angezeigt werden, diese Seite lässt dies jedoch nicht zu. It would seem the management is or should be aware and do something. Laura Trevelyan speaks with a painfully sharp, almost piercing cackle. I question BBC management putting forth such a key announcing person into the American market. She asks great questions that show that she has done her homework and knows her stuff. "He was not acknowledged as Charles Philip Trevelyan's son when he was growing up at Wallington. NOW! When Laura Trevelyan is the anchor, it's a temptation to change channels. Laura needs to go to speech class, preferably American!! I've got to believe that she can speak normally, but feels that she needs that abhorrent announcer voice. I do appreciate her career in journalism, her accomplishments, etc and it seems she's earned her right to present BBC News America...however. Being an American, I'm not aware of an accent but I am aware of the effect her voice has on me.
Its title: A Very British Family: The Trevelyans and Their World. They expected me to know about it but I didn't. I too feel her journalism skills would be better suited elsewhere.
A prolific writer and sought-after beauty, Susan "cried" when her parents forced her to marry "Win." Cannot bear it.
Lord why would she be a news anchor? Makes me feel ashamed to be British!! Replace her with Jane Obrien.
"I wrote the book because I wanted to stop being embarrassed. (Answer: Brooklyn). Recent Topics She is unable to facially articulate or make vowel sounds, she has no wall of sound, her voice drifts off without reaching the last consonant of the word.
She gnashes her way with hyper nasality and erratic tonality through the half hour program.
Laura Trevelyan is my favorite on the show. "My father was there during Hurricane Gloria in 1956," says Laura. Subject: Re:Laura Trevelyan's accent Anonymous The accent is baffling, esp. I don't think it makes me any better than anyone else.
Meanwhile the rest of the family observe a steadfast silence about the child's existence despite gossip among the neighbours.
The Winchester Rifle is "the gun that won the west"—and it made the Winchester family very wealthy. The birth soon set tongues wagging in Cambo but the family refused to publicly acknowledge that the child was Charles's. Her voice, rises and falls making it hard to follow what she's saying, she screeches her vowels like a cat stepped on her tail, maybe having a husband the head of ABC gives her 'diplomatic' immunity and makes her target-proof in her job. The accent is baffling, esp.
", This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. I am so glad, Laura is not on now. Perhaps it is her deep rooted family gene pool!!
In the boathouse a large red "war canoe" hangs upside down, since all Winchester women were given war canoes when they married.
(Even now, only family members are allowed to cross a footbridge leading across an inlet to the estate.). Surely there are others who can represent the BBC. There is also a great winch for launching yachts, one of which was so magnificent the U.S. Navy commandeered it during World War II to patrol for u-boats. Thank God I'm not alone in my horror at Laura Trevelyan's voice.
For some reason my brain just tunes out when it hears those accents. 02/06/2019 17:35 Subject: Laura Trevelyan's accent. I can't listen to BBC. Her grandfather George was one of the most prominent British historians of the twentieth century. Search I am proud to have written the book and pleased that I know about my family and I can answer all those questions.". I love him so deeply.
She moved to the BBC in 1993, initially taking roles as a researcher for Breakfast News and as an assistant producer for Newsnight before becoming a reporter for On the Record in 1994, where she covered the IRA ceasefire and Northern Ireland peace process. I feel the same way regarding Laura's accent, not wanting to be disrespecrful, extremely superficial! Anonymous: I took a look at the internet to see if others found Laura Trevelyan's voice as irritating as I. Ugh... Laura is on again. I like the BBC a lot but she will drive me away from being a regular viewer. Whatever the cause, it is raw fingernails on the board. Alas, her voice is high pitched and very hard for me to listen to after a very hectic noisy day at the office. Almost cockney. That lineage, and the intrigues of her colorful American forebears, are the subjects of her second book, The Winchester: The Gun That Built An American Dynasty, out this month. Her great-great-great-grandfather was Sir Charles Edward Trevelyan, who inherited the house at the end of the 18th Century.
Since joining WNA, Laura has anchored live on location covering Hurricane Sandy, the Boston Marathon bombing, the Cleveland kidnapping rescue, the Oklahoma tornado and President Obama's historic visit to Cuba. We take a tour of the family's summer compound and trace their complicated, fascinating history.
..She may be a great person, but she has no business anchoring a major … Subject: Re:Laura Trevelyan's accent Anonymous We watch to see who will be presenting the news, hoping with all our hearts that it will be Katty Kay or Jane O'Brien and then when Laura begins with that accent we fasten our seatbelts, grit our teeth and try to listen. Back to home page. I've got to believe that she can speak normally, but feels that she needs that abhorrent announcer voice. Subject: Re:Laura Trevelyan's accent Anonymous Laura's accent is a particularly ripe example of what is called "Estuarial English," the accent of the region known as the Thames Estuary, the area covering several counties—Kent, Sussex, Essex, etc—surrounding London. I have not been kind to them just because they are my relatives. Her voice is like finger nails on chalk board. Oh, sorry, it's not 9 yet.
Trevelyan gained a postgraduate diploma in Journalism from the Cardiff School of Journalism in 1991. I am asking if there are not millions of other announcers who speak American English and who could replace Laura? Laura has an odd Embouchure.
Thank you. Charles gave Martin and Edith a house on the estate, which is where Martin grew up, much to the fury of Molly. Please, give us Katty Kaye or anyone but LT. SG in NYC, NY. I can't stand watching Laura Trevelyan, despite her background of reporting. She shows me a glimpse of family life, past and present. Poor woman. It's that nasal, choking.
"You are so close to the water you can hear it. I like the BBC a lot but she will drive me away from being a regular viewer.
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Charles was not having any of it and refused her requests they live elsewhere. (The two-bedroom cottage is charmingly, if precariously, perched at water's edge in a flood zone.) What can I do? I agree.
Laura is grabbing the BBC World NEWS on the public channel to which I used to listen. Please bring back Jane or Katty. He then moves his lover and child on to the family estate, much to the disgust of his wife of 40 years. No more BBC America for me.
It sounds very lower class to me but I know her family is anything but that. I don't mind the accent so much, but her voice is completely wrong for a newscaster. Gads, I thought I was the only one.