NEWS TEAM

THE DAY TODAY had some of the most dedicated and professional reporters - they also had Peter O'Hanraha'hanrahan.

Described as having "Lost the News", Peter served as Economics Editor. He later went on to work as head of the news division at a major satellite news channel.

Some of the other THE DAY TODAY reporters included:

David Bethl'hem served as front line reporter on Eastmanstown on the Austro/Hong Kong border - unfortunately he was shot some fifteen minutes into the outbreak of war.

Pheeona Haahlahm was the news rooms Medical Enthusiast - she was recently released from prison after being charged for impersonating a doctor.

Jaques 'Jaques' Liverat was the Permanent Commentator on the programme - after THE DAY TODAY ended he started up a wine bar in fashionable Soho.

Spartacus Mills only appeared once on the programme - after declaring that "you can throw all your history books away, they're out of date" he then proceeded to write his own - he is still working on it.

Jonathan Sizz served as Royal Reporter - he died tragically when breaking into Buckingham Palace to get a closer view of the Changing of the Guard in 1996.

Ted Maul was one of the generic reporters serving on the programme - he went back to work for one of the local regional news programmes after THE DAY TODAY ended where he is hoping for early retirement.