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That used to be quite common. The nightly programmes were more regional magazine shows with some news rather than a full news bulletin that we're used to now.
Sourthern's Day by Day and Westward Diary are good examples, they had the news read from a seperate news desk while the main presenter did the more featurey stuff:
An example of North Tonight “ Summer Edition “. Judging by the ITV corporate logo and the presenters, this is early 90s. I don’t think the summer version lasted much longer than this. Hard to believe from the titles or the set there going to be any news, although they had the good grace to have the news from the “ news desk “.
https://youtu.be/i0szmbiSW5U
https://youtu.be/i0szmbiSW5U
That used to be quite common. The nightly programmes were more regional magazine shows with some news rather than a full news bulletin that we're used to now.
Sourthern's Day by Day and Westward Diary are good examples, they had the news read from a seperate news desk while the main presenter did the more featurey stuff:
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