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N5 did exist, but not any more.
N5 was the studio where the BBC World Service Television's Arabic service came from. When it closed, it became a store room, then a computer room for News Online, then reopened as as studio again for News Interacitve. N5 was where Talking Point (now called Have Your Say) came from. It also did daily chat forums, and other bits n pieces.
N5 closed about a year ago as part of budget cuts. Have Your Say now comes from N6.
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Hymagumba posted:
N5 doesn't exists.
N5 did exist, but not any more.
N5 was the studio where the BBC World Service Television's Arabic service came from. When it closed, it became a store room, then a computer room for News Online, then reopened as as studio again for News Interacitve. N5 was where Talking Point (now called Have Your Say) came from. It also did daily chat forums, and other bits n pieces.
N5 closed about a year ago as part of budget cuts. Have Your Say now comes from N6.