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Well over the next month, there's going to be the Partygate enquiry and Boris Johnson giving evidence to it in Parliament, as well as the daily drip of Matt Hancock WhatsApp messages, and no doubt Rishi Sunak attempting to deflect attention from all of it by launching things like his 'stop the boats' strategy.
Plus there's the UK Budget mid-month.

All big UK political stories, but of little relevance to global audiences.

It is going to be an issue and I'm intrigued how they'll balance it - I do think there are ways of striking an acceptable balance in shared output, even if it remains sub-optimal due to differing the obvious differences in crafting domestic and international news.

But things like Johnson giving evidence to the Privileges Committee are known about in advance, so I imagine they'll be able to divert some resources to opt-out. Budget day, again, they'll presumably take the network coverage from Millbank as per usual (maybe staying on longer on the NC). It'll be any unplanned breaking news of UK only relevance that'll be the real issue for the next month.