SP
Where was the IVC from?
Mr-Stabby posted:
The Channel Isles have taken an unusual stance in actually having an in-vision continuity announcement saying that they will be talking about the London disaster at 7:30. They also did a live announcement over a Channel ident which they haven't done in years either.
Where was the IVC from?
SC
That's what ITV News were calling it as well:
http://www.utvtoday.co.uk/images/Other/itv_news.jpg
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Hmm not too sure what to make of Anglia News' special, or atleast what is on the monitor...
That's what ITV News were calling it as well:
http://www.utvtoday.co.uk/images/Other/itv_news.jpg
ND
Rubbish, or just slower but more accurate?
Have to agree with you marksi - Sky News had a reporter on a phone at the bus telling us there was another explosion (a softer explostion it was described as) - BBC didn't report this although within the next 5 minutes Paddy O'Connell was stating that there were a series of controlled explosions at the bus. Would say Sky is quicker but do get facts wrong.
marksi posted:
cylon6 posted:
Today showed the Hutton effect on the BBC. They want to make sure facts are checked, checked and checked again before they announce anything. That's why they are rubbish compared to Sky with rolling news. It's only when they have a chance to collect their thoughts with the one, six and ten o'clock news that they do good reporting.
Rubbish, or just slower but more accurate?
Have to agree with you marksi - Sky News had a reporter on a phone at the bus telling us there was another explosion (a softer explostion it was described as) - BBC didn't report this although within the next 5 minutes Paddy O'Connell was stating that there were a series of controlled explosions at the bus. Would say Sky is quicker but do get facts wrong.
TV
mystery over, wes and hannah (i think its her) have handed over to central west's jo meeeelin and central east's steve clamp in birmingham.
tvmercia
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tvmercia posted:
missed the start of central news at 7.30 ... looks like central south are producing a pan-regional bulletin owing to their proximity to london ... unless of course theres a problem with central west and east in birmingham 
mystery over, wes and hannah (i think its her) have handed over to central west's jo meeeelin and central east's steve clamp in birmingham.
MS
Where was the IVC from?
A close-up in their news studio. Nowhere else they can really do it i suppose.
Steve in Pudsey posted:
Mr-Stabby posted:
The Channel Isles have taken an unusual stance in actually having an in-vision continuity announcement saying that they will be talking about the London disaster at 7:30. They also did a live announcement over a Channel ident which they haven't done in years either.
Where was the IVC from?
A close-up in their news studio. Nowhere else they can really do it i suppose.
TW
Good to hear that Bill's going to be allowed to anchor the Breakfast coverage - they normally bring Dermot in to do it, even if big events happen on his days off.
James Hall posted:
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/39119000/gif/_39119558_breakfast_hyp203.gif
As the world comes to terms with Thursday's bombings in central London, Breakfast will have all the latest developments in a special programme.
As events continue to unfold, we will bring you the latest news, analysis and information about transport across the capital.
We will also keep this page updated with links to websites where you can get further information
- Breakfast's Bill Turnbull will be presenting Friday's programme live from central London
We'll be live on air from 0600 BST, until 0915, with regular updates from Breakfast's reporters across the capital
As the world comes to terms with Thursday's bombings in central London, Breakfast will have all the latest developments in a special programme.
As events continue to unfold, we will bring you the latest news, analysis and information about transport across the capital.
We will also keep this page updated with links to websites where you can get further information
- Breakfast's Bill Turnbull will be presenting Friday's programme live from central London
We'll be live on air from 0600 BST, until 0915, with regular updates from Breakfast's reporters across the capital
Good to hear that Bill's going to be allowed to anchor the Breakfast coverage - they normally bring Dermot in to do it, even if big events happen on his days off.
BB
That's what ITV News were calling it as well:
http://www.utvtoday.co.uk/images/Other/itv_news.jpg
Yes, it just seems a little badly phrased given what happened today.
StevieB posted:
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Hmm not too sure what to make of Anglia News' special, or atleast what is on the monitor...
That's what ITV News were calling it as well:
http://www.utvtoday.co.uk/images/Other/itv_news.jpg
Yes, it just seems a little badly phrased given what happened today.
BN
Good to hear that Bill's going to be allowed to anchor the Breakfast coverage - they normally bring Dermot in to do it, even if big events happen on his days off.
Although it is rather confusing - on the front page it says they are on 'till 10, whereas inside it says it will be on to 9.15
Turnbull & Williams posted:
James Hall posted:
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/39119000/gif/_39119558_breakfast_hyp203.gif
As the world comes to terms with Thursday's bombings in central London, Breakfast will have all the latest developments in a special programme.
As events continue to unfold, we will bring you the latest news, analysis and information about transport across the capital.
We will also keep this page updated with links to websites where you can get further information
- Breakfast's Bill Turnbull will be presenting Friday's programme live from central London
We'll be live on air from 0600 BST, until 0915, with regular updates from Breakfast's reporters across the capital
As the world comes to terms with Thursday's bombings in central London, Breakfast will have all the latest developments in a special programme.
As events continue to unfold, we will bring you the latest news, analysis and information about transport across the capital.
We will also keep this page updated with links to websites where you can get further information
- Breakfast's Bill Turnbull will be presenting Friday's programme live from central London
We'll be live on air from 0600 BST, until 0915, with regular updates from Breakfast's reporters across the capital
Good to hear that Bill's going to be allowed to anchor the Breakfast coverage - they normally bring Dermot in to do it, even if big events happen on his days off.
Although it is rather confusing - on the front page it says they are on 'till 10, whereas inside it says it will be on to 9.15