LDN is NOT corporate!

Judging from just that end screen, it's very difficult to imagine what the titles are going to be like. Roll on Monday at 6.30!

Images of London in sort of black and white with red news style throbs and flashes!

What's the music like? Is it like the rest of the regional stuff?

No, from the very brief clip at the end of the trail, it sounds in more of a BBC News 24/World stylee - but it's difficult to tell as it's very short and there's a voiceover on it.

Just London? Have the Home Counties been forgotten as usual?

They should be on South East Today now shouldnt they?

Not Surrey, Essex, Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire and east Berkshire!

Couple of replies :

BBC London does get received outside the M25 in bits of Berkshire, Surrey, Essex, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire etc.

The bits of the LDN titles I have seen in the trails do hint at corporate - and have similar circular swooshes to the BBC One summaries (ie 10,11,12,1520) rather than the elliptical swooshes more commonly seen. Also the music used on the trail seems to be corporate, but with a slight influence of the London Live radio brand.

I guess London can't really use the map and text approach for it's titles as it would be a bit parochial to put london regions as the words...

As they seem to be breaking out of the regional brand for the set, with a slightly more metropolitan, loft-type feeling, then it would make sense to do so for the titles graphics and music as well.

Firstly, I am looking forward to a new fresh feel to a corperate program. Nice to have a cahnge and also I think that the BBc has ar real problem with thes counties as they are of a decent population that will watch the news but are completely ignored. they should have some sort of opt-out in my opinion like Hull, Oxford etc.

Unfortunately that'll never happen because the whole London and Home Counties area is covered by just one transmitter - Crystal Palace - and its relays.

no studio facilities for a Hull Look North optout, the BBC only have radio facilities here. (There's Radio Humberside offices in the city centre)