BBC Radio 2 chaos as Jeremy Vine show forced to evacuate
BBC Radio 2 chaos as Jeremy Vine's show was forced to move to another studio due to an evacuation
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BBC Radio 2 was in chaos this afternoon as Jeremy Vine's radio show was forced to evacuate.
A fire alarm went off and everyone in the studio was forced to evacuate and move to a different space, making them cancel a segment on cremation. He said live on radio: "It's BBC Radio 2. Jeremy Vine here. I do apologise, we did just have a proper fire alarm here. There wasn't a fire but we had the thing that I've not had in 20 years where not just one light goes off but two.
"The orange light which means there could be a fire and then the red light and then the announcement in the studio which looked as if there was one. We came out the building. We stood outside in the sun. There's no fire. We came back in. Because there is no fire we are going to cancel the item we were doing on cremation."
Fans listening to the radio show quickly rushed to social media to share their shock at the sudden evacuation from the studio.
One user said on X/Twitter: "Fire alarm goes off at the studios of BBC Radio 2 during The Jeremy Vine Show. The building was evaluated for the first time in 20 years according to Jeremy Vine," while another posted: "Wow.. Actual dead air live on BBC Radio 2.. Fire alarm goes off at the studios during Jeremy Vine slot and the building's been evacuated by the guess of it.. Never heard a radio station go silent like that before and now it seems like it's on auto-pilot.."
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