[mouseboy33]

Our general disappointment at the presentation of these new programmes is pretty much universal. Strangely some think that these are place-holder graphics and studio setups. If so then my next question is why launch it? If the graphics, music and studios are not ready. Why couldnt they carry on just doing regular newscasts every other halfhour or so until everything was in place? Instead of wasting funds and alienating your potential audience by launch a "un-cooked" half-hearted attempt at the supposed final product?

Seems to me with the relaunch of BBC News. The big new fancy studio for the domestic newscasts and then merger of the domestic and international channel. Why not just go all in and refresh everything. Yeah keep the china red colour. But since they are creating new graphics anyway (Chameleon yada yada yada).....Then just re-do it all. Refresh everything. Such a wasted opportunity to say here is the new freshed, updated, slimmer, youthful BBC News for 2023. Instead everything done in such an off putting piece-meal fashion.

Think about the time they change from the Flags era to the cream and red era . When will a change like that ever happen again? I think they will keep doing the same thing over and over and over. People didnt turn off the BBC because it went from Flags to cream and red. Not sure why the BBC News presentation became so scared of change. I mean actual change, not just perpetual updating. The presentation is certainly different but its just slight changes nothing actual completely different from the last decade or so.