EU Referendum

Another special programmes which must be very very tricky as there has to be four different opening titles...

This replaces the one show.

That makes little sense to anybody who wasn't watching whatever you were.

There was four different opening titles, one for Scotland, one for wales, one for NI and of course England

England: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b08mhh5c/britain-the-eu-the-brexit-interviews-brexit-what-next-the-andrew-neil-interviews

The other three have yet to appear on youtube,

Why did they do separate opening titles in each of the nations? Did the interview have specific questions that only aired in those nations?

Rubbish opening titles anyway, a caption over a piece to camera introduction would have been better.

The second part of each show was done by local presenters to local political personel.

I wish I had a screen capture but I saw something of an Easter egg during a report. It's been generally the first story on the newscasts. It's a bit of B-Roll at the end of a package showing a newspaper on a fence/guard rail outside No 10. The picture showed the label on the newspaper with the name and address clearly visible for a Mr. Adam Boulton of Sky News at 4 Milbank - 2nd Floor. His subscription included 1 Times of London, 1 Guaddian, 1 Daily Mirror and 3 others.

Edit : I know it's trivial but for some reason when there's something small or innocuous I pick it up. Like one day on the local news they did a phone interview from their conference room with one of the members of the House of Representatives for Maryland. The camera was place several feet away from the reporter and the conference phone at a wide angle but due to the wonders of HD you could make out the personal cell phone number on a legal pad. I tweeted the station and apparently when the package aired they noticed it as it went out on air and was fixed.

I'd be surprised if Boulton only gets 6 of the national newspapers.

Indeed you have to be careful of what you catch on camera: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-32248779

Well that's all I saw it was a label. The ones I mentioned were in one column, the other three unknown were in another and the railing covered up the rest of the label.