Jeremy Vine Was Not Broadcast Today Due To A Fire Alarm In Their Building
English television presenter Jeremy Vine’s current affairs show on Channel 5, “Jeremy Vine,” did not air today due to an emergency evacuation in the building.
Since September 2018, the BBC Two presenter has been the host of his Channel 5 current events show for almost six years.
The show is quite popular and has strong ratings, as viewers frequently look forward to watching it.
After the show was not broadcast on September 13, 2024, fans quickly noticed and created a buzz online.
The issue sparked discussions as viewers were curious to find out why Jeremy Vine was not on air today.
Jeremy Vine Confirmed That They Were Back On Live On Channel 5 TV!
Following the recent disruption of the show “Jeremy Vine,” which was not broadcast, the host addressed the issue on Twitter.
Jeremy Vine tweeted, sharing that a fire alarm in their building had delayed the show.
Apologies for the absence of today's @JeremyVineOn5 … we have a fire alarm @ITNProductions. I'm waiting and hoping we get restored very soon.
— Jeremy Vine (@theJeremyVine) September 13, 2024
After the release of the statement, fans expressed relief and extended their well wishes for the safety of the building’s staff.
Amidst the speculations surrounding the issue, fans were glad that the journalist shared the details of what had happened.
Further, another tweet confirmed that they were back on air with a live stream on Channel 5 TV, saying:
We are back, tune in live on Channel5 TV.
We are back, tune in live on @channel5_tv. https://t.co/zv1xznHY64
— Jeremy Vine & Storm Huntley on 5 (@JeremyVineOn5) September 13, 2024
Many people have raised their concerns about any potential casualties from the accident in the building.
However, the broadcasting team has not disclosed any information about any casualties from the accident.
Considering that Jeremy Vine is already back on live, we hope it was not a fatal accident and wish for everyone’s safety.
Hence, the Channel 5 show was not on today due to an emergency at their workplace, rather than technical or other issues.
Additional Information
- Jeremy Vine, born to Guy Vine and Diana started his broadcasting career at the BBC.
- In 1989, Vine became a leading reporter on the BBC Radio 4 show, Today, where he also published two comic novels.
- The presenter married his wife, Rachel Schofield in 2002 with whom he shares two children, Martha and Anna Vine.
