People asking why we (and everyone) missed the first few minutes of @MattHancock 's briefing - This was because a Wallbox in Downing Street failed. There’ll be a refeed as soon as the press conference finishes - and we'll bring you those missing minutes on @BBCNews
People asking why we (and everyone) missed the first few minutes of @MattHancock 's briefing - This was because a Wallbox in Downing Street failed. There’ll be a refeed as soon as the press conference finishes - and we'll bring you those missing minutes on @BBCNews
People asking why we (and everyone) missed the first few minutes of @MattHancock 's briefing - This was because a Wallbox in Downing Street failed. There’ll be a refeed as soon as the press conference finishes - and we'll bring you those missing minutes on @BBCNews
People asking why we (and everyone) missed the first few minutes of @MattHancock 's briefing - This was because a Wallbox in Downing Street failed. There’ll be a refeed as soon as the press conference finishes - and we'll bring you those missing minutes on @BBCNews
Would there normally be backup pool feeds supplied from a central Number 10 feed of something like this?
Appreciate things are far from normal, and even if they were it is a Sunday afternoon
It might have just been simply a broken connector in the wall box. Don't know whether the connection is fibre, or copper there, I'm slightly surprised there wasn't a redundant route either from the same box, or another.
I've removed some posts and warned both members - when you start repeating your posts and continuing the arguments that others are clearly trying to avoid then you're both guilty of flaming the forum.
Downing Street like the NHS and the Media are working flat out to keep up. I've said this before and will do so again. There will be slip ups and errors and they will happen again. The BBC made it clear there was an issue and rectified it by showing the feed again when the technical staff at No 10 sorted it out.
Sky One’s broadcast of The Queen included a short bit at the very start with Dermot Murnaghan on Sky News saying ‘welcome to all our Sky channels’, and briefly fading back to him at the end before being cut off.
