BBC News (UK) presentation - Reith launch onwards

I think this is just a general thing they're doing to their news summaries - my one from Google has the same jingle.

Is it particularly noisy in the newsroom tonight or is it always like that?

During Outside Source it can be particularly noisy in the newsroom when there's a London club playing in the Champions League.

Or when England are playing of course

I've never seen that before, that's really unprofessional by the staff in the Newsroom.

I can't find it, but somewhere on line is a Reporting Scotland bulletin with a staff party going on in the background

If they didn't want that kind of atmosphere there are plenty of options for a soundproof studio they could broadcast from.

I think that was the Pacific Quay opening party?

I think after a lifetime of suffering and never witnessing England win a World Cup penalty shootout, I think the men and women who work professionally the whole time and got the short straw having to take their shifts that night were more than entitled to take their few minutes out and watch their country and celebrate. These lot are professionals second, and human beings first.

Life is too short, and true emotions of joy don't come often. Enjoy it.

I don't have a problem with it, it's unconventional yes, but since they were reporting on it anyway it's fine.

Hmm, why am I getting a feeling of déjà vu…

The back half hour of World News Today is an utter mess presentationally, no out of break TOTH at bottom of the hour or closing theme know it’s unusual to do a full hour but surely they have the templates to play? But were they Riethed as they have not done a full hour since 2016