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Thread discussing UK/international BBC News channel and programme presentation for the period 2022 - present.

[EverythingFavs]

Tina Daheley was on the BBC1 Bulletins tonight after a while

[JamesWorldNews]

“And now on BBC1, with the time approaching 3:20, it’s time for the BBC News at Six”.

Well, not quite. But certainly an early one today. Lionesses scheduling.

[Universal_r]

Does anyone know what’s happed to studio J for outside source? They’ve been in C the last few weeks.

[Moz]

What the hell are those arrows! It’s supposed to be BBC News, not an Insta story!

   

[Superman1986]

Unrelated but do we know who could rebrand BBC News next year?.

[IanJRedman]

On tonight's News at Ten, Gordon Corera was presenting at the touch screen - but the graphics were being advanced remotely, without Gordon touching the screen.

[MFTJA]

On tonight's News at Ten, Gordon Corera was presenting at the touch screen - but the graphics were being advanced remotely, without Gordon touching the screen.

I actually preferred it this way. Gordon presented extremely well, his analysis didn't feel like 'dumbing down,' instead going more in depth. I'd be interested to see more of this presentation style

[ginnyfan]

Am I the only one who thinks the main presenter close up shot on World looks better than the news channel one, these days? Even without real people it looks more alive, bright and newsy while the real newsroom is somehow dark and lifeless. I guess those 2 big monitors on the left always being turned off doesn't help the case.

[chris]

The perspective is all wrong though. It’s like they’re looking down on the newsroom.

I agree that the newsroom isn’t looking as good as it did - at launch the PCs had a BBC News logo when they weren’t in use.