Asked this on page
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of the old BBC News thread but never got answered - during the virtual era Breakfast News were the full titles played at *30, or were shorter titles used?
Asked this on page
xyz
of the old BBC News thread but never got answered - during the virtual era Breakfast News were the full titles played at *30, or were shorter titles used?
Thanks
From memory, the full titles were played at *.30, after the regional news (if that's how it was done). I didn't watch much of Breakfast News, I usually used to turn over for the regional news, and I always remember a long tune being played after it, featuring the kite, businessmen/women etc.
Hope that helps! As I said, it is from memory, so maybe someone who watched it a bit more may be able to confirm this!
The kite titles were post-virtual era for Breakfast, although the 1, 6 and 9 remained in the virtual set.
This is true.
In the VIRTUAL era (where Breakfast News shared the set with the 1, 6 and 9) shorter titles were played on the half hour if I remember correctly. In the incarnation of Breakfast News BETWEEN the virtual era and the Breakfast era they played the full titles at the bottom of the hour.
The kite titles were post-virtual era for Breakfast, although the 1, 6 and 9 remained in the virtual set.
This is true.
In the VIRTUAL era (where Breakfast News shared the set with the 1, 6 and 9) shorter titles were played on the half hour if I remember correctly. In the incarnation of Breakfast News BETWEEN the virtual era and the Breakfast era they played the full titles at the bottom of the hour.
Again, if I remember correctly!
Thanks to all who replied. Does anyone have the shorter titles used in the virtual era?