. I think Alistair/Andrea/Nick Robinson/Lauren Taylor should present it, as they did a fantastic job on the American and UK local elections!
JB
I'd have Jonathan Dimbelby presenting the main programme, with Alastair Stewart doing updates from somewhere else in the studios, as well as virtual presentation. Nicholas Owen would do news updates throughout the evening. Nick Robinson would be in the studio with Jonathan, and both Lauren Taylor, Bill Neely and John Ray would be doing regular Briefings.
And I'd dispatch the following correspondents to areas containing key or controversial seats....
More Important Seats:
Mark Austin
James Mates
Angus Walker
Andrea Catherwood
Libby Weiner
Tom Bradby
Less Important:
Philip Raey - Smith
Helen Callaghan
Harry Smith
Adrian Britton
Tim Rogers
Geraint Vincent
Martin Geissler
Shiulie Ghosh
Mark Webster
Romilly Weeks
Paul Davies
Emma Murphy
And it would kick the BBC's @ss
And I'd dispatch the following correspondents to areas containing key or controversial seats....
More Important Seats:
Mark Austin
James Mates
Angus Walker
Andrea Catherwood
Libby Weiner
Tom Bradby
Less Important:
Philip Raey - Smith
Helen Callaghan
Harry Smith
Adrian Britton
Tim Rogers
Geraint Vincent
Martin Geissler
Shiulie Ghosh
Mark Webster
Romilly Weeks
Paul Davies
Emma Murphy
And it would kick the BBC's @ss
NR
I would think it would almost certainly be anchored by Dimbleby with Alastair playing a secondary role. No doubt Nick Owen will provide the analysis or perhaps Mary.
I do hope run the main part from the atrium, it looked so good last time
Here is an image courtest of THE TV ROOM.
ITN Election 2001
I do hope run the main part from the atrium, it looked so good last time
Here is an image courtest of THE TV ROOM.
ITN Election 2001
SP
How about letting the regions cover their local counts, local knowledge and all that
WM
so sort of like a UK today type thing. I like the idea
i think the BBC have kept election coverage the same for so long. At least ITV is bothering to make a total effort.
Steve in Pudsey posted:
How about letting the regions cover their local counts, local knowledge and all that
so sort of like a UK today type thing. I like the idea
i think the BBC have kept election coverage the same for so long. At least ITV is bothering to make a total effort.
BN
so sort of like a UK today type thing. I like the idea
i think the BBC have kept election coverage the same for so long. At least ITV is bothering to make a total effort.
Of course, because the BBC News effort is just half-hearted
And the Beeb haven't kept their election covergage "the same for so long". Compare 1992 to 2001 - entierly different in style, yet keeping key principals. The BBC will have more heavyweight names than ITV could ever muster.
Weather Man posted:
Steve in Pudsey posted:
How about letting the regions cover their local counts, local knowledge and all that
so sort of like a UK today type thing. I like the idea
i think the BBC have kept election coverage the same for so long. At least ITV is bothering to make a total effort.
Of course, because the BBC News effort is just half-hearted
And the Beeb haven't kept their election covergage "the same for so long". Compare 1992 to 2001 - entierly different in style, yet keeping key principals. The BBC will have more heavyweight names than ITV could ever muster.
IT
so sort of like a UK today type thing. I like the idea
i think the BBC have kept election coverage the same for so long. At least ITV is bothering to make a total effort.
Of course, because the BBC News effort is just half-hearted
And the Beeb haven't kept their election covergage "the same for so long". Compare 1992 to 2001 - entierly different in style, yet keeping key principals. The BBC will have more heavyweight names than ITV could ever muster.
Who? Jon Snow and David Dimbleby? Wow people of the year. Half the BBC team are nearly in their graves. Well at least act like it.
Breakfast News posted:
Weather Man posted:
Steve in Pudsey posted:
How about letting the regions cover their local counts, local knowledge and all that
so sort of like a UK today type thing. I like the idea
i think the BBC have kept election coverage the same for so long. At least ITV is bothering to make a total effort.
Of course, because the BBC News effort is just half-hearted
And the Beeb haven't kept their election covergage "the same for so long". Compare 1992 to 2001 - entierly different in style, yet keeping key principals. The BBC will have more heavyweight names than ITV could ever muster.
Who? Jon Snow and David Dimbleby? Wow people of the year. Half the BBC team are nearly in their graves. Well at least act like it.
IT
so sort of like a UK today type thing. I like the idea
i think the BBC have kept election coverage the same for so long. At least ITV is bothering to make a total effort.
Of course, because the BBC News effort is just half-hearted
And the Beeb haven't kept their election covergage "the same for so long". Compare 1992 to 2001 - entierly different in style, yet keeping key principals. The BBC will have more heavyweight names than ITV could ever muster.
Who? Tomorrows World oldy and David Dimbleby? Wow people of the year. Half the BBC team are nearly in their graves. Well at least act like it.
I T V 1 posted:
Breakfast News posted:
Weather Man posted:
Steve in Pudsey posted:
How about letting the regions cover their local counts, local knowledge and all that
so sort of like a UK today type thing. I like the idea
i think the BBC have kept election coverage the same for so long. At least ITV is bothering to make a total effort.
Of course, because the BBC News effort is just half-hearted
And the Beeb haven't kept their election covergage "the same for so long". Compare 1992 to 2001 - entierly different in style, yet keeping key principals. The BBC will have more heavyweight names than ITV could ever muster.
Who? Tomorrows World oldy and David Dimbleby? Wow people of the year. Half the BBC team are nearly in their graves. Well at least act like it.