Apologies if this has already been discussed... Does Newsnight use the same desk as the 6? I'm assuming it does, and that panelling at the front is removed/attached for Newsnight?
Apologies if this has already been discussed... Does Newsnight use the same desk as the 6? I'm assuming it does, and that panelling at the front is removed/attached for Newsnight?
I'm lost. What's the problem with 'Florida Keys'? The archipelago is known as the Keys - not like 'Salford Quays', which is significantly more glamorous.
...or have I missed something else here? I'm not ruling out having missed something incredibly obvious that's staring me right in the face - I just need someone to point it out so that I can have my facepalm moment.
I'm lost. What's the problem with 'Florida Keys'? The archipelago is known as the Keys - not like 'Salford Quays', which is significantly more glamorous.
...or have I missed something else here? I'm not ruling out having missed something incredibly obvious that's staring me right in the face - I just need someone to point it out so that I can have my facepalm moment.
It's a play on words. Florida Keys being a place, and in this instance a grand piano has been found on a sandbank in Florida... "piano keys".
Well that'll teach to me watch a video with the sound off. I watched it looking for a super with 'Florida Keys' on it, but was left disappointed and confused.
Looks like a NC/World simulcast - on the NC, we had the UK headlines, and at 16:01:35, passed over to Lyse Doucet in Cairo. Expect a generic "back to you in London" at the end.
A double header: Naga with Tim Willcox in the BBC World News studio with the latest from Egypt. (Normally just one presenter from 2130). The 2130 half hour started without a sting and with a few technical problems.