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I think it's quite good that the BBC still bothers to produce Breakfast even over Christmas. They could quite easily just provide a simulcast of BBC WN, or a hybrid service for both to save money.
It might save money but would end up with a bulletin that isn't fit for purpose on any channel.
They aren't producing 'Breakfast' anyway, they are basically airing a simulcast of the BBC News Channel branded as Breakfast with a few Breakfasty bits. If you suggest that they shouldn't bother doing Breakfast at Christmas because hardly anyone is watching, maybe they should close the News Channel for 48 hours as well?!
Agreed, but I quite like the variation at weekends. I still watch it, as quite often I go into work on Saturdays to do overtime.
I wonder whether it will follow the same format at weekends when the programme moves to Salford. They'll still be on the sofa, of course, rather than behind the desk in N6.
Christmas Eve is Sophie Raworth.
Christmas Day is Jane Hill.
I think Boxing Day is Fiona.
Christmas Day is Jane Hill.
I think Boxing Day is Fiona.
I think it's quite good that the BBC still bothers to produce Breakfast even over Christmas. They could quite easily just provide a simulcast of BBC WN, or a hybrid service for both to save money.
It might save money but would end up with a bulletin that isn't fit for purpose on any channel.
They aren't producing 'Breakfast' anyway, they are basically airing a simulcast of the BBC News Channel branded as Breakfast with a few Breakfasty bits. If you suggest that they shouldn't bother doing Breakfast at Christmas because hardly anyone is watching, maybe they should close the News Channel for 48 hours as well?!
Agreed, but I quite like the variation at weekends. I still watch it, as quite often I go into work on Saturdays to do overtime.
I wonder whether it will follow the same format at weekends when the programme moves to Salford. They'll still be on the sofa, of course, rather than behind the desk in N6.
