[Omnipresent]

It does look stunning at sunset.

[Clean Feed]

The BBC's studio at Westminster Abbey has just made its debut ahead of tomorrow, it's an exact copy of the studio we've seen this week at Buckingham Palace, though with a slightly smaller coffee table

And what a lovely view the studio has!

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[ginnyfan]

Beautiful view, and goes so well with the set.

[TMD_24]

Sky have a studio at Windsor though quite frankly it looks a broom cupboard and doesn't look great at night. You can see the autocue reflection in the window. They are also standing up as well.

EDIT: Dermot has moved now a little bit to the left and it looks a bit better now, less reflection. Some of the other angles still look poor though.

[UTVLifer]

It’s so dark in Windsor already that Kirsty Young could literally be sat anywhere right now

[Andrew]

So the BBC have three identical studios for tomorrow, they’ve really pushed the boat out as expected

[no1fanofthepals]

Not sure where to put this but for the minute's silence, ITV were in their news studio.

[Larry the Loafer]

Quite a few channels observed it from what I saw. The UKTV channels, Film4, E4, E4 Extra and QVC, to name but a few.

[mark]

The BBC studios look fantastic until it gets dark, at which point the 'hall of mirrors' effect from the curved window kicks in. My wife, who isn't normally interested in TV presentation, noticed it.

This shouldn't be an issue tomorrow, though, as most of the coverage will be happening in daylight.

[Larry the Loafer]

I have no captures, sadly, but UKTV (well, at least Dave and Gold, I'm assuming the others did something similar) led into solemn idents introducing the minute silence (a Dave logo fading in on a black background, and Gold's logo on black but appearing via its usual "pulling a ticket" animation). Film4 had a regular ident, whilst Quest just cut straight to an obit slide at the end of the last programme.