25th August.
When I was growing-up, a BBC TV programme that most children watched was a youngster-based series hosted
by adults that displayed many civic-orientated ideas and adhered to high standards.
Blue Peter is the longest-running children's TV show in the world and for myself, offered the idea that there was
order in the world and hinted that somewhere on a lifetime, toys needed to be put away and the viewer could feel
proud that they too, were maintaining this 'empirical' style of social living.
But over the years, those in positions of power decided to change the plan and have many different programmes
designed to entertain the young. The title these television programmes fell under was 'Children's BBC'.
What could possibly go wrong?
When I was growing-up, a BBC TV programme that most children watched was a youngster-based series hosted
by adults that displayed many civic-orientated ideas and adhered to high standards.
Blue Peter is the longest-running children's TV show in the world and for myself, offered the idea that there was
order in the world and hinted that somewhere on a lifetime, toys needed to be put away and the viewer could feel
proud that they too, were maintaining this 'empirical' style of social living.
But over the years, those in positions of power decided to change the plan and have many different programmes
designed to entertain the young. The title these television programmes fell under was 'Children's BBC'.
What could possibly go wrong?
Quote:Ex-CBBC presenter Stephen ‘Sizzlin’ Steve’ Kish admits having stash of extreme animal pornArchived The Sun Article:
'A former [Children's BBC] CBBC presenter has admitted having a sickening stash of animal porn on his phone.
Stephen Kish appeared as Sizzlin' Steve on children's show Officially Amazing.
Steve Kish, the pride of the BBC.
The 32-year-old, who runs a dog-walking company called Tails of Love Pet Care, was found to have six grossly
offensive images on his devices. They showed a person having sex with an animal in an "explicit and realistic way".
Kish had been due to stand trial after originally denying one count of possessing extreme images.
But he wept as he changed his plea to guilty at Lewes Crown Court, the Argus reports.
The court was told police found the vile stash of images in September 2018. Kish starred in Officially Amazing, which
ran on the BBC between 2013 and 2018 for eight series.
The show featured people from around the world trying to break bizarre Guinness World Records.
Kish holds more than 50 world records - including the highest-ever score in Pac-Man and most toots in 30 seconds
of a party horn. The presenter was bailed to be sentenced in October...'
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