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Split from BBC Scotland channel - service to also launch in HD

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BruceBBC
james-2001 posted:
So the BBC2 simulcasts still have BBC Scotland continuity?


Yes. BBC Scotland continuity from 12pm to 12am.
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A former member
Hopefully the other two ident will appear this evening in HD Very Happy
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A former member
One of the main staff did the CA at 14.15
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tesandco Founding member
Another ident aired in the 3.15pm junction. It's another variant of the 'Rain' one, just this time the logo isn't coloured pink but a bluey-green instead.


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BruceBBC
623058 posted:
One of the main staff did the CA at 14.15


The ALBA AD covers breaks for BBC One and BBC Scot
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mr_vivian
BruceBBC posted:
London Lite posted:
Not liking the informal continuity into Politics Live. "It's Dom here"


All announcers have been told to name check at start of their shift. As Jennie did last night.


I like it
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Brekkie
BruceBBC posted:
james-2001 posted:
So the BBC2 simulcasts still have BBC Scotland continuity?


Yes. BBC Scotland continuity from 12pm to 12am.

Seems an unnecessary luxury.
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Inspector Sands
Brekkie posted:

Seems an unnecessary luxury.

It's only the same as they had before when it was BBC Two Scotland
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Asa Admin
mr_vivian posted:
BruceBBC posted:
London Lite posted:
Not liking the informal continuity into Politics Live. "It's Dom here"


All announcers have been told to name check at start of their shift. As Jennie did last night.


I like it

Yeah, it’s been happening for a while now - particularly the first morning junction on BBC Two and into The One Show on BBC One.
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kernow
I've noticed that the channel is being reference verbally as "The BBC Scotland Channel" on trailers.
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thegeek Founding member
Inspector Sands posted:
Markymark posted:
Steve in Pudsey posted:
Radio Shetland and Radio Orkney are still just about around too with opt outs from Radio Scotland.


Yes, and I think the Borders region still gets opt out radio bulletins.

There are several news bulletin opt outs from Selkirk, Dumfries, Aberdeen, Inverness as well as the longer programmes for the Orkneys and Shetlands

Ahem... Orkney and Shetland. They're on BBC Sounds these days - the news bulletins are worth a listen for the wonderful accents.
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BruceBBC
New channel has opening night audience of 700,000.



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