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NJ
Neil Jones Founding member
Just had a look at the BR (German) player, they've loaded up a hell of a lot of educational titles, which seem to be the equivalent of Schools Television, some of which are incredibly dated, also in 4:3 which have, I suspect not seen the light of day since the 1980's. I wonder what's still lurking in the BBC/ITV Schools Archives which might be uploaded here in the coming days.


Well its not like basic facts go out of date, its just the way they're presented and the context. And sometimes the fashion.

After all physics still applies, chemistry is still valid - mixing bleach and ammonia is still as toxic now as it was in 1986 - and biology, well males of the species still have sticky-out bits that require "attention", shall we say Wink
JF
JF World News
10AM seems to be an edition of BBC World News with Victoria Derbyshire from now on BBC Two, BBC News Channel
ST
Stuart
10AM seems to be an edition of BBC World News with Victoria Derbyshire from now on BBC Two, BBC News Channel

BBC Two/BBC NC/BBC Parliament are all now simulcasting 'Live from the House of Commons', albeit the latter with some dodgy retro-lower-thirds.
MA
Markymark
Just had a look at the BR (German) player, they've loaded up a hell of a lot of educational titles, which seem to be the equivalent of Schools Television, some of which are incredibly dated, also in 4:3 which have, I suspect not seen the light of day since the 1980's. I wonder what's still lurking in the BBC/ITV Schools Archives which might be uploaded here in the coming days.


Well its not like basic facts go out of date, its just the way they're presented and the context. And sometimes the fashion.

After all physics still applies, chemistry is still valid - mixing bleach and ammonia is still as toxic now as it was in 1986 - and biology, well males of the species still have sticky-out bits that require "attention", shall we say Wink


Yes quite !!! I must download the latest set of log tables, my 1975 book must be well out of date now Cool
JW
JamesWorldNews
Just had a look at the BR (German) player, they've loaded up a hell of a lot of educational titles, which seem to be the equivalent of Schools Television, some of which are incredibly dated, also in 4:3 which have, I suspect not seen the light of day since the 1980's. I wonder what's still lurking in the BBC/ITV Schools Archives which might be uploaded here in the coming days.


Well its not like basic facts go out of date, its just the way they're presented and the context. And sometimes the fashion.

After all physics still applies, chemistry is still valid - mixing bleach and ammonia is still as toxic now as it was in 1986 - and biology, well males of the species still have sticky-out bits that require "attention", shall we say Wink


Yes quite !!! I must download the latest set of log tables, my 1975 book must be well out of date now Cool


Blimey! You’re older than you look!
SC
Si-Co
Just had a look at the BR (German) player, they've loaded up a hell of a lot of educational titles, which seem to be the equivalent of Schools Television, some of which are incredibly dated, also in 4:3 which have, I suspect not seen the light of day since the 1980's. I wonder what's still lurking in the BBC/ITV Schools Archives which might be uploaded here in the coming days.


Well its not like basic facts go out of date, its just the way they're presented and the context. And sometimes the fashion.

After all physics still applies, chemistry is still valid - mixing bleach and ammonia is still as toxic now as it was in 1986 - and biology, well males of the species still have sticky-out bits that require "attention", shall we say Wink


I shall be very disappointed if this educational content isn’t preceded by a countdown clock and BART by Ruby! 😉
MF
Matthew_Fieldhouse
10AM seems to be an edition of BBC World News with Victoria Derbyshire from now on BBC Two, BBC News Channel

BBC Two/BBC NC/BBC Parliament are all now simulcasting 'Live from the House of Commons', albeit the latter with some dodgy retro-lower-thirds.

Plus World
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AN
Andrew Founding member
Where are they doing the Martin Lewis show from tonight?

They’ve obviously had to come up with a completely different studio look that doesn’t match anything, as it’s never been sone from a TV studio before.
DM
DeMarkay
Where are they doing the Martin Lewis show from tonight?

They’ve obviously had to come up with a completely different studio look that doesn’t match anything, as it’s never been sone from a TV studio before.


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JO
Josh
Yep, studio facilities done by BBC Studioworks. I knew Screeny was familiar!
HJ
HJL
I think it looks like a few set elements from Peston - correct me if I’m wrong?!

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