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The One is much more of a live interview based format, with two-ways and throws, and usually has less 'studio production' than the Six and Ten, and doesn't heavily feature studio pre-records. It has quite a busy, energetic feel. The Ten is much more the 'bulletin of record' with much more heavily produced packages - including studio production. The Six is sort of a half-way house between the two!
The Six and Ten have more production in terms of big-screens (which are more involved than on the One often) and can also use the studio for pre-recorded chroma-key sequences (the One is limited to a basic mid shot in the small CSO clip studio) They can also sometimes have more complicated headline sequences, which benefit from rehearsal.
Whilst the One gets a very strong share (it certainly was at around 50% of the total audience at one stage a few years ago), its audience figures are much smaller than the Six and Ten as there are far fewer people watching TV during daytime.
The Six and Ten have more production in terms of big-screens (which are more involved than on the One often) and can also use the studio for pre-recorded chroma-key sequences (the One is limited to a basic mid shot in the small CSO clip studio) They can also sometimes have more complicated headline sequences, which benefit from rehearsal.
Whilst the One gets a very strong share (it certainly was at around 50% of the total audience at one stage a few years ago), its audience figures are much smaller than the Six and Ten as there are far fewer people watching TV during daytime.
