International News Presentation: Past and Present

CStar must be the rebrand of D17. I'll miss the current D8 branding which works well for the channel. I wonder how it'll affect D8's current lunchtime bulletin?

To add, 70 jobs are going at i>TELE by the end of the week, which has led to a wildcat strike since 1000 BST. A loop of pre-recorded programming is currently airing.

This is how the strike looks from the outside:

en grève #itele #iTELEgreve pic.twitter.com/yBINYYSUv5

— Mathilde Sagaire (@MathildeSagaire) June 27, 2016

Looking at Zattoo catch-up, i>TELE were live until approx 1130 BST, then looped the bulletin until 1330, then a pre-rec back half-hour discussion.

Since 1600 BST, someone has been able to schedule pre-rec programmes and a weather forecast with the normal evening forecaster out of vision. Maybe the presenter isn't part of the trade union affected with the strike? (Chloé Nabédian is moving to France 2 in August, so not much to lose!)

BBC Parliament is showing coverage from GBC Television Gibraltar at 11.00am today. It's recorded coverage from Friday following the EU Referendum.

ZDF's Heute Journal live from London on the day of the EU referendum:

And here's N24 from the same evening:

CNN showing TRT World video of the Istanbul airport bombing -- presumably streaming video from their website, since the channel hasn't launched yet (I don't think)

i>TELE's strike goes into their third day as of Wednesday.

i>TELE's studio with the lights down.

Pendant ce temps, nouvelle journée de grève totale à @itele… pic.twitter.com/QDjYp7evUy

— Julien Cholin (@jcholin) June 29, 2016

RTL's Guten Morgen Deutschland has a new set:

A special edition of France 2's 8 p.m. news on the day after the Brexit vote:

i>TELE's strike continues until 0900 BST. A decision will be made then to extend the strike or return to work.