BBC NEWS CUTS

Think they will all be single headed eventually. I think East Midlands is still double headed because Anne and Dom have been the lead duo for so long now (20 years this year). When one retired, or personally I think they might retire together, I think it will become a solo job

Noooo... They can't split up Stewart and Susie! They are approaching their silver anniversary!

It is far more common for one to present without the other now for the odd day or two rather than always rota someone else instead. I wonder if has been suggested with East Midlands that it might go single headed when Stewart retires.

Slide from the presentation given by Fran Unsworth

Source: https://www.theguardian.com/media/2020/jan/29/bbc-announces-450-jobs-will-go-in-newsroom-shake-up

For comparison with W1A...

So apart from its shape, not similar at all then

Equally meaningless.

Well, that's alright then.

Great thing about those wheels is, Salford has its own segment in both.

With Newsnight kicked out of the studio again tonight and Victoria Derbyshire being axed could they actually close Studio B if needs really must?

Buuuut... they were kicked out of Studio B so the News at Ten could use it?? How does closing it make any sense?!

• BBC World News on Friday
• Impact
• Live with Lucy Hockings
• Talking Business with Aaron Heslehurst
• Global with Matthew Amroliwala
• Focus on Africa
• Newsnight

Most of the above are mostly daily shows with multiple editions (and probably something else I’ve forgotten) and all come out of Studio B, many at times when other studios are in use. So, it would be difficult to close B, I think.

The one from the official BBC News presentation is hardly meaningless. If you work in the organisation (the audience it's intended for) it has a lot of meaning. It's a clear way of explaining the new organisational arrangements for News commissioning, acquisition, production and delivery.

No it's not - it's a graphic used to hide that 450 of them won't be working for BBC News much longer.