The incident will no doubt fuel the flames of those who have criticised the BBC's mass relocation to the regions.
For his 55th, loyalty was established by relocation to the Maldives, around 5,000 miles away from London.
Providentially, several thousand items due for relocation to the new library were being kept in the Malian capital, Bamako.
Occasionally, the show's gaze rises above the belt, notably in the sequence addressing Millican's relocation to the country.
After the family's relocation to the north inner city, Joyce attended Belvedere College, a Jesuit-run school on Great Denmark Street.
Wasps have been through plenty themselves this season but their relocation to the Midlands from High Wycombe continues to bear increasing fruit.
For the residents of Ashraf, "protected persons" under the Fourth Geneva Convention, relocation to the European Union countries or the United States is an option.
The radio station's relocation to the new building was of special significance to Mrs. Lackland, who took a Centenary radio course in the 1950s.
It might have taken eight years, numerous false starts and relocation to the Welsh wilderness but, with blessing from beyond, LA Priest is finally ready to preach.
Before her big, starry relocation to the US to pursue R&B, Estelle was a promising hip-hop artist in the UK.
He will set up a consultancy aimed at winning contracts with the International Olympic Committee and its national bodies before their temporary relocation to the UK.
