[ViridianFan]

Yes I’m sure a lot of it is due to remote working.

But there are plenty of other parts of the BBC that could move into that space to fill it up. I suspect that would require Studio E to be off air for a while.

Never thought about remote working. This is what happens when you’ve don’t work (long term sick) you forget what it’s like! 

I guess as well when they moved some of the specialisms to different parts of the country will have an impact two. 

I’m sure when they first moved and they were showing round the newsroom those work stations were for people doing a certain role. Or have I made that up?