One Show

[crisper]

The one show just went off air... the fire alarm was ringing. anyone know whats going on?..Hope it isn't a real fire and just a false alarm!

[micmak]

Someone having a crafty fag maybe.

[gingejbee]

If it is a real fire, let's hope Alex James......no, too cruel

[gina32]

something to do with burnt food in a microwave

[mickrog]

with a bit of luck it will wipeout Eastenders

[boxtops]

They just terminated it and came back with the rip-off show, no mention of why!

[carlton23]

The 10,O`clock News didn`t mention anything about it either. H`mmm, why not I ask`s meself?

[squarebear]

I checked the front page of the Times and again, no mention. I can only assume from such a news blackout, that it was an incident of national security. Maybe they found Bin Laden in the audience?

[ABerrant]

http://www.thisislond...pted-by-fire-alarm.do

[squarebear]

Hmmm that's just what that website says. I'm sure it must be something more sinister.

[tonymclark]

The One Show was taken off air because of a fire alarm.
The alarm sounded while presenters Matt Baker and Alex Jones interviewed actress Tamsin Greig.

As the noise continued in the background, the presenters looked bemused, with Jones saying: "Oh, I think that's our fire alarm. We'll link to a VT just in case."

The alarm then stopped and the presenters attempted to continue the programme, with Baker filling in time by joking: "What do you get if you cross cows and bats?"

A rather confused Greig answered with "battle?", as a cautionary announcement advising people not to use the lift could be heard.

As the alarm sounded for the second time, Jones then corrected Greig, saying "what you get is very happy bats" before saying "we're going to pop out, you're watching a VT". The daily magazine show was then cut short, with a recording of culinary show Simple Suppers filling the slot.

A BBC spokesman said there was no fire but the reason for the alarm at the BBC's White City studio in London was unknown. She said: "The One Show went off air tonight due to a fire alarm. We apologise to viewers for the interruption and normal service was resumed on BBC One as soon as possible."

Only a small number of BBC staff were evacuated. Afterwards Jones revealed what had triggered the alarm. She tweeted: "We're all safe and well! Somebody was warming their tea up and the microwave set off the alarm! That's live telly for you!"