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I've edited the post. I meant when the car crashed (if I remember correctly she didn't die straight away).
Oh, I beleive that was relativly quickly done, remember there was half the worlds media chasing her at the time. The announcement of her death followed a few hours later on Breakfast Telly.
The announcment of death was made by Nik Gowing. BBC World was broadcasting on BBC1 that night as it was before News24 started.
Ahh thanks. I seem to remember watching Dermot having just woke up.
I may be wrong but didnt Dermot break the news on ITV?
Yes, He was then at ITV, long before the Breakfast Days. That and Five showing cartoons...
scottish posted:
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Antz posted:
When Princess Diana died, how long did it take BBC World to first report the story?
I've edited the post. I meant when the car crashed (if I remember correctly she didn't die straight away).
Oh, I beleive that was relativly quickly done, remember there was half the worlds media chasing her at the time. The announcement of her death followed a few hours later on Breakfast Telly.
The announcment of death was made by Nik Gowing. BBC World was broadcasting on BBC1 that night as it was before News24 started.
Ahh thanks. I seem to remember watching Dermot having just woke up.
I may be wrong but didnt Dermot break the news on ITV?
Yes, He was then at ITV, long before the Breakfast Days. That and Five showing cartoons...
TV
Of course. It's the 53rd aniversary of the announcment of the end of Tea rationing.
So obvious now
Antz posted:
Of course. It's the 53rd aniversary of the announcment of the end of Tea rationing.
So obvious now
BB
Well according to one journalist, its possible to find out an embargoed story through an RSS Feed prior to the embargo being removed. I did a search on google of "current news embargoes" and that came up, but it was dated june of this year so maybe there are now measures in place to stop this happening. Maybe someone with RSS could check and see.
CW
Could just be time of night, however it is unusual for the BBC News home page to go for over an hour without updates.
Edit: Cue the timing of an update that has just been made.
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cat posted:
Does the fact that the BBC News website has not been updated for over an hour spark anyone's interest? Seems like a long time for them to not fiddle with it. Preparing for something?
Could just be time of night, however it is unusual for the BBC News home page to go for over an hour without updates.
Edit: Cue the timing of an update that has just been made.