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No it's done from TC7...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/spl/hi/pop_ups/06/programmes_the_politics_show_exposed000/img/5.jpg

Thank you for that picture. I wondered how it was done. I knew that before the re-design of both studios that on Sunday AM it was done on set.

That's a very interesting picture, It's good to see the true size of the studio, and where Moira sits and all that other stuff.

It seems really weird to think that the sets were dismantled then the next one put up in between shows.

Isn't that Moira's old Breakfast desk?

It just might be...

That picture (and more) can be found here.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/spl/hi/pop_ups/06/programmes_the_politics_show_exposed000/img/10.jpg
Wow! Thanks for the link Dragon.. it's nice to see behind the scenes (again)!

Some humorous captions on there...

I guess Moira just couldn't leave her old desk behind..
http://news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/spl/hi/pop_ups/06/programmes_the_politics_show_exposed000/img/8.jpg
I know it's already mentioned above - but I just had to say!

Why does they use that image on the "newswall" all the time, it seems to be the standard image left on when it isnt being used and can be seen in almost every "behind the scenes/rehearsal" photos. Why don't they just turn it off rather than use the BBC building as a screensaver of sorts?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/belowred/258634954/

But if you were showing off your three sided newswall cum studio, would you prefer to have it off (ie just black) or on with an image like that on to give an impression to the photographer of what it can do.

Plus, when rehearsing, or with the possibility of recorded links/interviews to be done, it's probably better for the presenters involved to have it on at the background they'll be using rather then off or switched to a monotone green or something.



Yeah, that's a great contribution there, keep up the good work.

AIUI the screens are left on permanently as they behave erratically when turned off then on again.

Something has to be left feeding them and it's ususally just the image from the previous programme.

The floor is in such a bad mess.