There's a few stills which someone uploaded about 10mins ago from the ONdigital group --> Click Here
I'm not sure if you actually have to be a memeber of that group or not to view them though. I didn't want to copy them here direct due to the recent copyright message about other peoples pics.
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BBC Choice
yeah - I suppose Chesh is right - it's not really news is it?!
But I would have thought N24 would have a live bod outside TVC in darkness or something like that
There's a few stills which someone uploaded about 10mins ago from the ONdigital group --> Click Here
I'm not sure if you actually have to be a memeber of that group or not to view them though. I didn't want to copy them here direct due to the recent copyright message about other peoples pics.
As I said on page 6, although the thread is moving so quick it may have been overlooked....
[b]I have put video up on PAGE 6
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Jamez
I didnt see News 24 - but it could have looked something like this???...
The ONE and TWO in the url above are Scotland caps btw.
I'll hunt back to page 6 now.
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Matt Morelli
Is it possible staff were evacuated? The fire alarms may have been affected or something like that. It's just that BBC News Online hasn't been updated since 21.21
As I said on page 6, although the thread is moving so quick it may have been overlooked....
I have put video up on PAGE 6
Thanks for those! You can hear the anno press the button to show the programm except it turns up a little late and so we get a split second of the balloon 'carrying on' at a different angle. I love the music to that ident though!
Cheers, Asa - checking UK Gold and waiting for BBC2 to finish...
From PA (ananova) - typically vague/inaccurate first report:
The BBC is investigating a technical fault that knocked its two main analogue TV channels off the air for 20 minutes.
BBC1 and BBC2 went dark shortly before 9.30pm as viewers were watching the Richard Gere movie Red Corner and retrospective programme I Love 1975 respectively.
A spokesman said: 'There was a technical fault. We are investigating what happened. We apologise for the disruption.'
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RW
I don't think News 24 have an apology caption at all - the best they could manage for last year's power failure was the test card!
