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Interesting that GMT (and most of the rest of the BBC World News schedule) will air one hour later from Monday for viewers in North America following the start of Daylight Saving. In previous years didn't GMT move an hour earlier (from a UK perspective) until our start of British Summer Time, so that GMT stayed on air at 7am Eastern? With the BBC Two simulcast, I don't suppose they would want to do that (and they would be in studio B for an hour longer!).
The only big change I can see is that Business Edition moves to 2200 GMT to make way for World News America at 2100 GMT, in order for WNA to stay at 5pm Eastern. North American viewers will see Business Edition at 6pm Eastern instead of 4pm until the end of March - so it'll be on air two hours after the close of the New York Stock Exchange.
The big schedule shunt occurs 31st March, from when viewers in Europe see the afternoon schedule starting with Impact and ending with Focus on Africa an hour later and most viewers outside of Europe and North America see the European Evening schedule an hour earlier.
The only big change I can see is that Business Edition moves to 2200 GMT to make way for World News America at 2100 GMT, in order for WNA to stay at 5pm Eastern. North American viewers will see Business Edition at 6pm Eastern instead of 4pm until the end of March - so it'll be on air two hours after the close of the New York Stock Exchange.
The big schedule shunt occurs 31st March, from when viewers in Europe see the afternoon schedule starting with Impact and ending with Focus on Africa an hour later and most viewers outside of Europe and North America see the European Evening schedule an hour earlier.
I and no one else even realised it was 22 years old