Evans revealed the news, which will likely come as a surprise to fans expecting the traditional three presenter line-up, on his BBC Radio 2 show on Thursday morning.
People didn't see me as a traditional kids' TV presenter, for very obvious reasons".
"It's becoming possible to break down all the aspects of a traditional programme – like a presenter, an overlay and even the sound – and treat them as separate objects," explains Graham Thomas, from the corporation's R&D department.
Since the late 1980s, it's become traditional to see Oscar presenters on TV prominently displaying red AIDS ribbons drawing attention to an epidemic that claimed nearly 15,000 lives in 2006.
In traditional models of JCs, the presenter chooses an article at random as there are no clear learning objectives for the JC [ 16].
The new "best detective" prize will take its place alongside the more traditional comedy, drama and best entertainment presenter categories (the last of which has been won by Ant and Dec for 12 years running. Will it be unlucky 13?).
Presenter Mark Beaumont filmed the traditional singing and drumming performance in the Maneapa, the island's meeting place.
The BBC's arts editor Will Gompertz told BBC News Channel presenter Simon McCoy why non-traditional forms of art had been selected in the shortlist for the award.
Instead of the traditional black necktie traditionally worn by BBC presenters at times of national mourning, he wore maroon.
Traditional classrooms, explained Jacobs and several other presenters, have not evolved that much since the 19th century one-room school house.
After the parade, Mr. Chirac served as the host at a reception in the gardens of his residence at Élysée Palace attended by the American cadets and guests, and he gave a traditional July 14 news conference to three television news presenters.
