[RhysJR]

According to another forum, the BBC have outsourced the production of their coverage of the tournament out to IMG, therefore the presentation will come from Stockley Park (aka IMG Central).

I think it is the norm for BBC coverage of women's major tournaments to be outsourced, though it will be a little strange to see live BBC Sport coverage from somewhere other than Salford. I think I remember the Euro 2022 coverage was produced by Whisper, whilst the 2015 World Cup was presented from London from the same studio used for the Women's Football Show (that's now Gravity Media's facilities in West London I believe).

The 2019 World Cup coverage was produced by Gravity Media out of Manchester.
www.gravitymedia.com 

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I'm guessing BBC2 and ITV4 will show the bulk of the matches, with BBC1 and ITV1 used for the England games and some of the key knock out games.    The way they say the "BBC is the only place you can watch both semi finals" perhaps implies that should England make it that far it'll be on both the BBC and ITV as they don't mention exclusivity.

I think the case in 2019 was one match per day on BBC One/Two, with the rest of the matches on BBC Four/Red Button, so I'd imagine it would be similar this year. In 2015 there was one match per day on a linear channel (often BBC Three) with every other match on the Red Button with world feed commentary only.

I'd certainly imagine that all BBC games that are due to finish before 06:00 will be shown on BBC One. They've been more than happy to place basketball on the main channel in the middle of the night over the last few months, and argubally those matches would rate higher / be more high profile than that anyway. Not sure if the same will be as certain for ITV, almost all non-England/Wales/Scotland matches at last autumn's (women's) Rugby World Cup in New Zealand were on ITV 4 regardless of time. Once again, football is higher profile than rugby so a good argument for more ITV coverage than last autumn.