RO
The STV feed I have is taking network ITV, and the STV website makes no mention of any problems, wheras the ITV central website did.
SP
UTV are back, and it looked like all of the STV feeds were right when I last looked.
RO
Can confirm that now steve. I presume the engineers wanted to wait until the previous networked programme had finished before trying to restore the feed.
:-(
A former member
So this NEVER got broadcast then?
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Road to Referendum
In part one of a brand new three-part series, Iain Macwhirter examines the social, cultural and political changes that have taken Scotland from being at the heart of the union in 1945 to today, preparing for a referendum on independence. Elaine C Smith, Donald Findlay QC, George Galloway MP, Jim Sillars, Margo MacDonald MSP, actor Bill Paterson, Tam Dalyell and author William McIlvanney are some of those who recall the huge upheaval that Scotland underwent in the 50s and 60s.
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Today on STV from 20:00 to 21:00
In part one of a brand new three-part series, Iain Macwhirter examines the social, cultural and political changes that have taken Scotland from being at the heart of the union in 1945 to today, preparing for a referendum on independence. Elaine C Smith, Donald Findlay QC, George Galloway MP, Jim Sillars, Margo MacDonald MSP, actor Bill Paterson, Tam Dalyell and author William McIlvanney are some of those who recall the huge upheaval that Scotland underwent in the 50s and 60s.
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Today on STV from 20:00 to 21:00
GM
Nope, Road to Referendum never got shown, we'll it wasn't on when I turned over at 8pm.
So this NEVER got broadcast then?
Quote:
Road to Referendum
In part one of a brand new three-part series, Iain Macwhirter examines the social, cultural and political changes that have taken Scotland from being at the heart of the union in 1945 to today, preparing for a referendum on independence. Elaine C Smith, Donald Findlay QC, George Galloway MP, Jim Sillars, Margo MacDonald MSP, actor Bill Paterson, Tam Dalyell and author William McIlvanney are some of those who recall the huge upheaval that Scotland underwent in the 50s and 60s.
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Today on STV from 20:00 to 21:00
In part one of a brand new three-part series, Iain Macwhirter examines the social, cultural and political changes that have taken Scotland from being at the heart of the union in 1945 to today, preparing for a referendum on independence. Elaine C Smith, Donald Findlay QC, George Galloway MP, Jim Sillars, Margo MacDonald MSP, actor Bill Paterson, Tam Dalyell and author William McIlvanney are some of those who recall the huge upheaval that Scotland underwent in the 50s and 60s.
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Today on STV from 20:00 to 21:00
Nope, Road to Referendum never got shown, we'll it wasn't on when I turned over at 8pm.
:-(
A former member
Hopeful it will appear Next week.
GO
Good grief that sounds dull. Seems like Scotland did well out of this outage.
So this NEVER got broadcast then?
Quote:
Road to Referendum
In part one of a brand new three-part series, Iain Macwhirter examines the social, cultural and political changes that have taken Scotland from being at the heart of the union in 1945 to today, preparing for a referendum on independence. Elaine C Smith, Donald Findlay QC, George Galloway MP, Jim Sillars, Margo MacDonald MSP, actor Bill Paterson, Tam Dalyell and author William McIlvanney are some of those who recall the huge upheaval that Scotland underwent in the 50s and 60s.
SUB
Today on STV from 20:00 to 21:00
In part one of a brand new three-part series, Iain Macwhirter examines the social, cultural and political changes that have taken Scotland from being at the heart of the union in 1945 to today, preparing for a referendum on independence. Elaine C Smith, Donald Findlay QC, George Galloway MP, Jim Sillars, Margo MacDonald MSP, actor Bill Paterson, Tam Dalyell and author William McIlvanney are some of those who recall the huge upheaval that Scotland underwent in the 50s and 60s.
SUB
Today on STV from 20:00 to 21:00
GM
STV have just confirmed that Scotland Tonight is getting pulled tonight. I'm guessing this is cause of all the problems.
DA
How does a broadcast problem which now seems to be fixed stop STV producing Scotland Tonight?
STV have just confirmed that Scotland Tonight is getting pulled tonight. I'm guessing this is cause of all the problems.
How does a broadcast problem which now seems to be fixed stop STV producing Scotland Tonight?