In article ,
jbm writes:
Too often we hear "the met office have issued several weather
warnings", but never do they actually say what these warnings are
in respect of or what parts of the country are affected. It is about
time the BBC realised that not everyone has internet access, and
that they should publicly air details of these warnings as a service
to their viewing public, as well as publicising (or publishing?) the
work being done by the met office at our expense.

To be fair, the warnings can be found without having to access the Net,
by using the red button or text button on the TV or set-top box.
--
John Hall

"Whenever people agree with me I always feel I must be wrong."
Oscar Wilde