Dr Alice Jones dropped from roof of Symphony Hall

TV quack Dr Alice Jones is to be dropped 100ft from the ceiling of the concert hall to demonstrate how white blood cells react to sudden changes in the body induced by shock and fear – they could have just subjected her to some of the acts at Supersonic and saved the winching equpiment. See the most accousticly perfect concert hall around abused for TV on Don’t Die Young, Thursday 21 August at 8.30pm on BBC2. [link]

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