Actually, we will see "the new Set" in Studio D, which will become just "the set" in time, until that set is struck, and another set is built in Studio D, which will then be "a new set".
Actually, we will see "the new Set" in Studio D, which will become just "the set" in time, until that set is struck, and another set is built in Studio D, which will then be "a new set".
If you want to be fussy about it of course...
Yep - but in English the possessive of it's (sic) is ambiguous as to whether its definite or indefinite isn't it? (Though in common usage we infer definite?)
And if you want to be fussy : They will unveil the new look, which will be from the new set in the new studio. Studios don't really have a "look" - the sets in them do. However you can argue that standing sets in studios define the look of the studio I guess. In time the set will date and no longer be new. The studio will age and no longer be new. The look will date and no longer be new.
Just caught a brief glimpse of the new background in the 1 o'clock headlines - looks quite similar to the one that BBC World News uses. Looking forward to seeing the whole thing at 1.30.
Quite different to the Scotland/Wales studio with the two screens on the side like Studios C and E. Good decision to not have any gaps between the screens. Scotland & Wales studios don't look right with the screens not placed together.
