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Campbell's comment isn't even news, he said it on C4's Sunday Brunch.

This on the back of Saturday's leading story that 'a doctor says the NHS will only survive one more year under the Tories'.

A random vox pop, from the demo, that they couldn't even put a name to.

Headline news throughout the afternoon.

Sad days at Sky News.

What kind of mickey mouse company is it turning into?

It's not what was said, that makes it news, but who said it.

I personally think Alistair Campbell's relevance to UK political discourse is questionable - but as he was close to Tony Blair, a key part of New Labour, and a critic of Jeremy Corbyn - outlets like Sky will pay attention to him.

Just there now the ticker yet again disappeared off the screen for about 1-2 mins

But it's a very stable easy jump to the level of very stable genius.

Never spotted before that the cyan LED strip and ‘panels’ below and above the led screens in the new studio were also actually screen. Very realistic.

Anyone else just spot the breakdown on Sky News about 20 mins ago

If anyone saw it, please upload to yt

Recorded it later off the Sky News YouTube channel https://youtu.be/BMGu_tAG2Ao

At this point it's almost a month since they've been in the new studio and they were supposed to be testing for a month or two beforehand - I totally understand that there will be teething problems with moving to a new set-up and I don't expect it to be perfect, but they shouldn't still be having the volume of the issues that they are

BBC News yesterday:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=uSdhXQIQjDc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=rQ-ndQIMA1k

Good to see this thread isn't going over-the-top at all.

Even with all the testing you like, errors will still happen with new galleries/studios/technologies etc.

It's been 5 years but BBC still have issues with the robot cameras.

And comparing Sky and Fox News is the sort of thing you'd hear on DS.