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General day-to-day goings on the 1, 6 and 10 o'clock news (April 2005)

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DA
Dave Founding member
OK I must be going mad its moved back to the normal side for the weather!!! Embarassed
LO
LONDON
Dave posted:
Is it me of is the news at one coming from the other end of the studio... I thought it always came from the left but is today on the right. Am I going mad?


Your going mad, the desk was on the left in the normal place.
NS
NickyS Founding member
The Six is on the road next week ...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2006/08_august/31/six.shtml
IT
itsrobert Founding member
NickyS posted:


Urgh, I can't stand those types of reports. Why do they have to analyse everything - can't they just report the day's news? This is very ITV News-ish.

Another thing, why do they never come to the North West? They always seem to avoid us like the plague.
SN
The SNT Three
NickyS posted:


Doesn't sound good.

On a another note, I didn't realise how good Jon and Jane were on the six earlier. They must be destined for the national news.
JC
jc
Maybe this is the problem with The One Show; the Six has already turned into Nationwide!
SJ
sjhoward
tillyoshea posted:
Anyone happen to record last Friday's Newsnight? Just wondering if there might be caps of the incident described in today's Guardian Diary:
Quote:
Did anyone else see, during Newsnight's interview last Friday with junior health minister Caroline Flint on the iSoft fiasco, two people walk across the busy office backdrop behind her apparently balancing tea-trays on their heads? Just wondering.

Could be fun...


For those who are interested in the tea-tray incident: Here's the link.
R2
r2ro
tillyoshea posted:
tillyoshea posted:
Anyone happen to record last Friday's Newsnight? Just wondering if there might be caps of the incident described in today's Guardian Diary:
Quote:
Did anyone else see, during Newsnight's interview last Friday with junior health minister Caroline Flint on the iSoft fiasco, two people walk across the busy office backdrop behind her apparently balancing tea-trays on their heads? Just wondering.

Could be fun...


For those who are interested in the tea-tray incident: Here's the link.


Is that not the BBC Radio Sheffield newsroom?
GR
gregmc
Remember that report on the 6 about vlogs a few weeks back? It starred David Sillito superimposed on YouTube? Look What I have found....

David Sillito Talks About Vlogs

It was real afterall! Laughing
SP
Steve in Pudsey
yep looks like BBC Sheffield
:-(
A former member
r2ro posted:
tillyoshea posted:
tillyoshea posted:
Anyone happen to record last Friday's Newsnight? Just wondering if there might be caps of the incident described in today's Guardian Diary:
Quote:
Did anyone else see, during Newsnight's interview last Friday with junior health minister Caroline Flint on the iSoft fiasco, two people walk across the busy office backdrop behind her apparently balancing tea-trays on their heads? Just wondering.

Could be fun...


For those who are interested in the tea-tray incident: Here's the link.


Is that not the BBC Radio Sheffield newsroom?


Yes.
IT
itsrobert Founding member
Why are the main BBC News bulletins on Sundays just a mere 2 hours apart? The supposed "teatime" bulletin is at 1930 and the next bulletin is just two hours after that bulletin finishes, at 2200. I'm out every Sunday night usually between 1900 and 2230. That means that I cannot see a BBC News bulletin at all on Sundays (apart from a short summary at 1200). It's hardly as if I'm out for hours on end. ITV schedule their Sunday news bulletins at a more sensible time - at least I can usually see ITV News at 2300, even if it is very short.

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