I saw a bit of UK Today this weekend (Sat 13 Oct, evening)
I noticed something a bit different about the background...
1. There was a national-news-studio style railing between the back of the presenter's chair and the back wall.
2. Although the backdrop was still that looped recording of the News24 red wall, something seemed different about it. It looks like it's now put there by way of either a plasma screen or a projection - but not CSO anymore because the presenter doesn't have a glowing outline aymore.
Has anyone else noticed this? Can anyone confirm exactly what has changed?
So Rob, because you have Digital, how can you change to analogue? Do you have to press a special button on the control pad to decide what you want to watch? I just don't get it, all because I have crappy cable!
Well I either press '1' on my TV remote or tv and button 1 on my SKY Digital remote. I get UK Today on Channel 101 (Network BBC ONE) on SKY.
SU
StandUpAndBeSeated
UK Today replaces all BBC regional news bulletins on
digital
satellite
(i.e. Sky Digital). I know cuz I've got Sky Digital!
I
think
(but don't
know
) that you do get your own regional BBC news on
digital
terrestrial
. I have no idea what happens on either
analogue
or
digital
cable
.
For those platforms on which you would usually get
your
regional BBC news (e.g.
analogue
terrestrial
), if your programme is temporarily unavailable (e.g. because of industrial action; or technical problems) then UK Today is used as the 'fall-back'.
By the way just in case there is anyone in here who doesn't know,
terrestrial
means TV through your
aerial