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But why? For the vast majority of viewers, it would make no difference to the programme to the point of not noticing. Seeing them in a regional news studio in Cardiff would look so similar to them being in their regular [regional news] studio in Salford that there would be basically no benefit.
If you'd suggest a full blown OB Breakfast "roadshow" visiting tourist attractions / events around the country then maybe there's some mileage there, but just to relocate to a different red sofa in front of a slightly different fake newsroom buried in an office block, there's no point.
Dan, I really don't recall any of those doing Breakfast before. Although, one imagines that Adam would be rather good at it. Being his agent, haven't you tried to push him through? 
LOL.
Surely Breakfast could do a bit of roaming during the Summer months, just to break things up a bit? Why not have Bill and Susannah do the show from Glasgow on an odd Friday. Perhaps Cardiff another. Jersey another. Belfast another. And so on.
Or do the technicalities of newsgathering, etc, make it a bit too tricky to do?
Of all the BBC National News programmes that exist, surely Breakfast is the one which most lends itself to getting out amongst the people. Not just a random OB, but the entire shebang. Lock, stock and barrel, for one day a month.
Expensive? Can't be too expensive, as the BBC already has studios and production staff in all of the aforesaid locations.
LOL.
Surely Breakfast could do a bit of roaming during the Summer months, just to break things up a bit? Why not have Bill and Susannah do the show from Glasgow on an odd Friday. Perhaps Cardiff another. Jersey another. Belfast another. And so on.
Or do the technicalities of newsgathering, etc, make it a bit too tricky to do?
Of all the BBC National News programmes that exist, surely Breakfast is the one which most lends itself to getting out amongst the people. Not just a random OB, but the entire shebang. Lock, stock and barrel, for one day a month.
Expensive? Can't be too expensive, as the BBC already has studios and production staff in all of the aforesaid locations.
But why? For the vast majority of viewers, it would make no difference to the programme to the point of not noticing. Seeing them in a regional news studio in Cardiff would look so similar to them being in their regular [regional news] studio in Salford that there would be basically no benefit.
If you'd suggest a full blown OB Breakfast "roadshow" visiting tourist attractions / events around the country then maybe there's some mileage there, but just to relocate to a different red sofa in front of a slightly different fake newsroom buried in an office block, there's no point.