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With the incidents in Brussels, news channels had to alter some of its scheduling to cover the ongoing developments:


[*]BFMTV broke the news during Le 20h de Ruquier, with both Julie Hammett and Laurent Ruquier staying on air together until Maxime Switek took over for his late evening slot, which was extended until around 1h.
[*]LCI extended its coverage until 0h30, sticking with its "Édition Spéciale" mode with studio commentators.
[*]No word about CNEWS.
[*]Franceinfo simulcast France 24 during most of the night.

Here's the news breaking on BFMTV.
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And for some reason Brunet, being Brunet, decided to end the show with a handshake with co-anchor Emilie Broussouloux.
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L'Edition de la Nuit didn't seem to have been aired at all on BFMTV with Maxime Switek being looped from 1am, same as usual on LCI with a loop of Brunet & Co. On a normal day there's usually no issue with that, but I do wonder on the risk of information being outdated on the overnight loop (without much mention that it is a recorded loop apart from an Edition Speciale or Direct being scrubbed from the graphics) in such circumstances.