What is wrong with this headline ?

[Paul K]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7881483.stm

I despair of the BBC and its declining standards. This is what you get when for every graduate in English, you get nine graduating in 'media studies'.

:@

[DanKH]

I see nothing wrong by being hit by warnings .....

[Quixoticish]

Media studies is a very enjoyable subject, and I seriously doubt it can be blamed for the declining standards in journalism.

[Nigel H-J]

What was it that Tony Blair once said? :think: ............Ah yes, I remember......Education-education- education!! :doho: :brick:

Nigel.

[cstorey]

I watched the report , and was unable to detect a single error in either grammar of syntax. Is it the word "hit" in the headline you are objecting to ( or would you prefer that I say "to which you are objecting"?)

[AllanL]

Any particular reason for the Met Office hitting us with warnings? Can't they be civilised about it, "I say chaps, something soggy this way comes, don't you know - maybe."

SWMBO frequently aims pots and pans at me when I want to spend some quality time simming, but her aim isn't all that great.

[simondix]

I watched the report , and was unable to detect a single error in either grammar of syntax. Is it the word "hit" in the headline you are objecting to ( or would you prefer that I say "to which you are objecting"?)

I think he means instead of being hit by warnings the headline should have stated we were hit by the actual storms etc.

[Paul K]

I think he means instead of being hit by warnings the headline should have stated we were hit by the actual storms etc.

Exactly.

[simondix]

U se nobody speeks inglish like wot we does.

[DanKH]

I do, but then again ..... I'm a Dane ...