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2019 General Christmas election.

12th December: NO drama just presentation. (October 2019)

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mapperuo
Not sure if this has been posted:

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The Brexit Election on Sky News - the fastest results and in-depth analysis on mobile, TV and radio
• Watch Dermot Murnaghan live from 9pm on 12 December
• See the exit poll at 10pm
• Watch KayBurley@Breakfast election special on 13 December
• Find out what happens next in All Out Politics special from 9am with Adam Boulton


Sounds like Dermot is leading Skys election results programme with Adam running from 9am the next day.
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BM11


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Brekkie
If this is still the Christmas Election Thread, meaning it’s a few pages back since it was last discussed......with the Wreath taking over and all that.

Have ITV revealed their plans for election night?


I think I read a few pages back that Tom Bradby will host the overnight and Julie Etchingham the morning after. With regard to studios and other contributions, I haven’t read anything anywhere yet.

But I guess their main green pool studio will be used again.

Obviously, Robert Peston, Libby Wiener and Ranvir Singh will feature heavily at some point too.


It's just so bland and beige. I wish they would try something else.

It hasn't been beige for a good few decades.
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BM11


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Brekkie
Do you have a depressed version of Google?
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Newsroom
I wonder whether all the other parties will complain about Newsnight because they are clearly for the Lib Dems right? Such a joke all these complaints. Get on with it!

Just look at all the orange here.

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All the parties are ridiculous.
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Blake Connolly Founding member
I can't see a case for so prominently calling it the Brexit Election being impartial, no different from if they'd called it the NHS Election, the Climate Change election, and so on.
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Brekkie
The thing is though the Tories are framing it around Brexit, Labour the NHS, and that makes Sky's branding questionable.
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Cando
Ofcom will allow it, the only reason we're having this election is because of Brexit.
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TVNewsviewer
RDJ posted:
Asa posted:
The replies to the Breakfast tweet are so depressing. It's like a swamp of idiots have gathered in the same place - proud at how they figured out the BBC's cunning plan Rolling Eyes Especially those thinking they need to go down to some sort of archive to dust off old VHS's of Boris!

Of all the conspiracies in the world, some of which may well be true, the idea that it was anything other than a genuine human error is laughable. Mistakes. At work. Do happen.


I tweeted out a genuine question of what was so wrong of them broadcasting footage of the same person doing the same thing in the same location. The abuse I got was... well you might imagine.

I am still slightly puzzled at all this furore however. If they shown this footage to look as if he did lay a wreath when he didn't lay a wreath at all on Sunday - I can understand. But he did.

Whether they shown the footage from 2016 accidentally or yesterday - he still did exactly the same thing.


It's not the same thing. It's placing a wreath the right way up, which is a different thing from placing it the wrong way up. Therefore, had it indeed been what your question was asking, then there wouldn't be anything really wrong except that it's not the right occasion so is not the historically accurate truth of what actually happened. However, it was wrong to broadcast the same person doing a different thing even though at the same location, as that is inaccurate on the substantive truth of what he actually did and, to eagle-eyed viewers, gives a misleading impression that he placed the wreath correctly when in fact he did not. Showing the correct video would not have given a misleading impression, so it is substantively different, even though I wasn't eagle-eyed and the point passed me by.

Nonetheless, whilst the initial assumption is that this must be deliberate, because it's not immediately apparent how a three-year old video gets played instead of one filmed only just now, It's been explained as to why this wouldn't require a special manual archive search. The reason why the wrong video got on air therefore has been adequately explained to me.
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Justin
Part of the problem is "former BBC producers" getting lots of retweets for saying "it doesn't work like that" about the explanation, who apparently last worked there when you had to write to the archive in triplicate a week in advance for them to dust off a can of 16mm for you.




"flawless system" from someone who hasn't ever actually worked at the BBC got 50 likes
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JamesWorldNews
Nice line of questioning from @maitlis .......in the beginning.....



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