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Worzel
Newsroom posted:
JKDerry posted:
Newsroom posted:
Andrew Neil has got it wrong. It’s currently scheduled to go out on BBC TWO.

Yesterday it was moved to BBC ONE around 5pm.

Expect it to be moved to BBC One once again.


Quite possibly. Last night it pulled in 4 million views on BBC ONE alone.


Not 17.4? Wink
LL
London Lite Founding member
Earlier Brexit related changes.

BBC News at 9 reduced to 30 minutes.
Victoria Derbyshire extended to 90 minutes from 9.30-11.
BBC Newsroom Live from 11-11.15 only.
NC simulcast of Politics Live.
BR
Brekkie
Inspector Sands posted:
Though that's ferries. I haven't seen any warnings about issues with shipping, whereas there have been plenty about aviation. The airlines aren't gauranteeing anything

O/T but guess seas are International whilst airspace belongs to the country below.

Do feel news coverage has got to the point now where presenters and political editors might as well just spend half an hour knocking their heads against a brick wall.
NE
Newsroom
Worzel posted:
Newsroom posted:
JKDerry posted:
Expect it to be moved to BBC One once again.


Quite possibly. Last night it pulled in 4 million views on BBC ONE alone.


Not 17.4? Wink


Was that total viewers across all channels, platforms? I got the 4million from Andrew Neil's twitter, typical! Wink
AN
Andrew Founding member
Newsroom posted:
I'm finding Andrew Neil an irritating choice of 'go to' Political Presenter' for these Brexit Specials, certainly an odd choice to put on BBC World News.

It is a tad unusual, and in 10/20 years time when people on this forum ask what the Brexit coverage was like, it'll be an interesting memory that they used Andrew Neil, someone who has probably never presented anything 'BBC News' branded presented these special vote programmes, and only these programmes.
AL
ALV
NC is not taking the six tonight. Instead it went with World simulcast....
JA
japitts
Newsroom posted:
JKDerry posted:
Newsroom posted:
Andrew Neil has got it wrong. It’s currently scheduled to go out on BBC TWO.

Yesterday it was moved to BBC ONE around 5pm.

Expect it to be moved to BBC One once again.


Quite possibly. Last night it pulled in 4 million views on BBC ONE alone.

Viewers that presumably would never have found it if it were on BBC2.
MA
Markymark
japitts posted:


Quite possibly. Last night it pulled in 4 million views on BBC ONE alone.


What does The One Show typically get on a Tuesday night, and what did it get on BBC 2 last night ?
JK
JKDerry
Markymark posted:
japitts posted:


Quite possibly. Last night it pulled in 4 million views on BBC ONE alone.


What does The One Show typically get on a Tuesday night, and what did it get on BBC 2 last night ?

It is usually around 3 to 3.5 million viewers.
MA
Markymark
JKDerry posted:
Markymark posted:
japitts posted:


Quite possibly. Last night it pulled in 4 million views on BBC ONE alone.


What does The One Show typically get on a Tuesday night, and what did it get on BBC 2 last night ?

It is usually around 3 to 3.5 million viewers.


So the nation didn’t exactly fall over itself to rush home to the telly, and produce a power surge etc over the coverage last night (I’m not surprised)
RE
Reece24
JKDerry posted:
Markymark posted:
japitts posted:


Quite possibly. Last night it pulled in 4 million views on BBC ONE alone.


What does The One Show typically get on a Tuesday night, and what did it get on BBC 2 last night ?

It is usually around 3 to 3.5 million viewers.


Going off memory, I believe it got 1.74m last night on BBC2 - or thereabouts.
MB
Media Boy
4.07m average for BBC News on BBC One a 22.4 percent share - One Show got 1.35m average 7.3 percent share - Once One Show came off air at 1930 - BBC One jumped to 4.63m
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