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On an unrelated note, I've been looking through some of the old magazines and annual reports on the fascinating BBCeng.info website and think I've solved a few elusive news studio questions that have often been asked about in the past.

- Newsnight moved from Lime Grove to TC2 in January 1988, with Breakfast Time following after Easter.

- There was indeed a Studio N3 that existed by at least the early-1980s. Though it was not a full studio (as per N1 and N2), it was enough of a studio to have its own gallery and get refurbished as part of a wider refurbishment of the news studios from 1982-1985 (during which N2 was expanded). The studio was 'demolished' in 1988 to establish the Nine O'Clock News' new integrated studio and production area (the studio of which was controlled from N2's gallery). I think noggin had previously established that, once vacated by the Nine, this area was returned to being an 'N3' with a small CSO set-up (used for Working Lunch and signing Breakfast News).

- BBC WSTV News was launched from Studio N2 (not a studio in Bush House as I recall was suggested). It was then moved to its own studio (a converted tape store next to the WSTV newsroom on the seventh floor of Stage V, controlled from N3's former gallery) in autumn 1991 upon the launch of the Asian version of channel - which, as a 24-hour news channel, could no longer share with network news. WSTV's newsroom was later moved to the sixth floor and the channel moved to N1 in autumn 1993 (with a set based on the national news one).