Bill Giles struggling to enjoy BBC weather reports saying stars resemble 'shaggy dogs'

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While a third asked: “Seriously can you not have it done with your makeup at the BBC? Or are the hairdressers not allowed to work?”Bill is evidently not a fan of presenters showing off their considerably longer locks, as in his heyday of presenting, stars were expected to have short hair at all times.The veteran TV star originally hails from Devon and joined the Met Office in 1957, after graduating from Bristol College.His broadcasting career began in 1972 when he transferred to the London Weather Centre, before going on to join BBC’s Met Office forecasting team.He has recently spoken out on climate change, and said it could be good for boosting Britain’s “post-Brexit” economy.The former weatherman said: “We have 10 years or so to grasp the.