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It's now on its 4th vote, sorry, implementation!
But what about the 20 year betrayal of Gill?
Reith means Reith. It will be implemented, it is the will of the BBC... 
It's now on its 4th vote, sorry, implementation!
But what about the 20 year betrayal of Gill?
Last edited by Worzel on 31 March 2019 1:07am
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Why is it taking them so long to implement the new font? I may be wrong as I was only a little boy at the time but back in 1997 when the BBC logo changed and everything went to Gill Sans wasn't it practically done overnight, including all BBC channels, BBC News, BBC Sport, BBC Weather etc?
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Really looking forward to this tonight
One of the big unanswered Brexit questions... 🤔🤔🤔 pic.twitter.com/1fJ6DyI85u
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Cabinet lasted just over 7 hours. PM statement inside No 10 (because it's raining) expected. With crest, so not looking like a general election.
— Pippa Crerar (@PippaCrerar) April 2, 2019
Statement from the PM coming. Inside N.10 (but only because of the rain.)
Crest meaning probably not an election announcement. In 2017 there was no crest when the PM announced the election - because an election is party political. In theory I suppose one could be announced with a crest but it would mean no setting out of pitch, polices, slogans etc.
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Statement from the PM coming. Inside N.10 (but only because of the rain.)
Crest meaning probably not an election announcement. In 2017 there was no crest when the PM announced the election - because an election is party political. In theory I suppose one could be announced with a crest but it would mean no setting out of pitch, polices, slogans etc.
Out of curiosity why would no crest would suggest calling an election? Surely calling one would be an act of government unless I assume it’s a party election for deciding a new PM.
Then again here in the US they use the presidential podium for any speech given by the President or Vice President with crest even if it’s campaigning. I think there may be some sort of protection inside it where they can duck for in case of emergency.
Cabinet lasted just over 7 hours. PM statement inside No 10 (because it's raining) expected. With crest, so not looking like a general election.
— Pippa Crerar (@PippaCrerar) April 2, 2019
Statement from the PM coming. Inside N.10 (but only because of the rain.)
Crest meaning probably not an election announcement. In 2017 there was no crest when the PM announced the election - because an election is party political. In theory I suppose one could be announced with a crest but it would mean no setting out of pitch, polices, slogans etc.
Out of curiosity why would no crest would suggest calling an election? Surely calling one would be an act of government unless I assume it’s a party election for deciding a new PM.
Then again here in the US they use the presidential podium for any speech given by the President or Vice President with crest even if it’s campaigning. I think there may be some sort of protection inside it where they can duck for in case of emergency.
Last edited by Rkolsen on 2 April 2019 6:21pm