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Although it did dip into BBC1/News 24 at 10.15 BST. I think it was the first time I've ever heard the phrase 'BBC1' mentioned on BBC World.
Apart from the numerous times on the World Today, where presenter would say what would be coming up on BBC1 and World...
It's refered to, on The World Today, as 'still ahead' or 'coming up'. The hand outs usually occurs after the headline recap and British viewers either get a specialised British news segment or a more generalised story which usually ends with a hand back from World and the programme continuing. I've never once heard either BBC One or BBC News 24 specifically mentioned on TWT.
It used to, I'm not sure if it still is, at the end of the programme, the presenter would say, stay tuned if you are watching on BBC One or News 24 for Breakfast, and on BBC World we will have...etc"
Matrix posted:
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jonny in scotland posted:
Saw the story break on BBC World. I was returning from France yesterday (had no problems flying into Glasgow Prestwick, only increased security checks). BBC World had its own coverage, not News 24's.
Although it did dip into BBC1/News 24 at 10.15 BST. I think it was the first time I've ever heard the phrase 'BBC1' mentioned on BBC World.
Apart from the numerous times on the World Today, where presenter would say what would be coming up on BBC1 and World...
It's refered to, on The World Today, as 'still ahead' or 'coming up'. The hand outs usually occurs after the headline recap and British viewers either get a specialised British news segment or a more generalised story which usually ends with a hand back from World and the programme continuing. I've never once heard either BBC One or BBC News 24 specifically mentioned on TWT.
It used to, I'm not sure if it still is, at the end of the programme, the presenter would say, stay tuned if you are watching on BBC One or News 24 for Breakfast, and on BBC World we will have...etc"