News Coverage UK Prime Minister & Government Resignations
(06-07-2022, 08:04 PM)The_IT_Technician Wrote: Oops was that a brief shot of Tim wilcox relaxing on his chair, tapping away on his phone on the news channel. ?

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Clipped from BBC News channel, but I've also seen this on BBC World News' Asia-Pacific feed.
(06-07-2022, 07:51 PM)CantGetIn Wrote: Nothing is going to happen, the media are wasting their time. As they have done so on a number of occasions previously. Unless this is part of an election, which is the only outcome Boris will play with.
Doesn't look like anythings going to happen to Boris tonight. Lots of places reporting that he won't resign and will fight a no confidence vote. 

Expect some more resignations tonight (presumably from those who've been in to tell him to) and a reshuffle, tomorrow. Though considering how many people have resigned from government that could well take a while, if there's indeed anyone left to take the jobs
(06-07-2022, 08:05 PM)harshy Wrote:
(06-07-2022, 07:06 PM)djbaz Wrote: CNN Live from College Green now - the feed is at 22 west

I would try it but it’s unusually windy up north again.

(06-07-2022, 06:35 PM)AJB39 Wrote: Interestingly it seems BBC World News is now showing Focus on Africa in some parts of the World but I’m still seeing Huw Edwards on BBC World News here in Ireland.

I still haven’t found that channel I’d love to see how focus on Africa looks like away from studio c.

Which studio is focus on Africa in?
https://twitter.com/scottygb/status/1544...Acr08meV6A
As seen on BBC Newswatch
(06-07-2022, 08:01 PM)Brekkie Wrote:
(06-07-2022, 07:51 PM)CantGetIn Wrote: Nothing is going to happen, the media are wasting their time. As they have done so on a number of occasions previously. Unless this is part of an election, which is the only outcome Boris will play with.
If nothing happens the cabinet will resign in significant numbers, and then something will absolutely be happening.

It should be happening now, he has said he is not going. Still the media point their cameras at an empty lawn. Boris will simply replace them, he only needs a handful to support him. The media will be better off going home and coming back on Tuesday morning when the possibility of the vote exists.
Brandon Lewis Northern Ireland Secretary has quit, TalkTV first to break the news. Most likely will lead to more resignations which could mean news bulletins on respective channels could be brought forward or extended.

(06-07-2022, 08:39 PM)lepeterrr Wrote: Brandon Lewis Northern Ireland Secretary has quit, TalkTV first to break the news. Most likely will lead to more resignations which could mean news bulletins on respective channels could be brought forward or extended.
This could be wrong as there seems to be some mixed reports.
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(06-07-2022, 08:39 PM)lepeterrr Wrote: Brandon Lewis Northern Ireland Secretary has quit, TalkTV first to break the news. 

BBC also reported this but withdrew it.
No mention of the Lewis resignation. but Farage mentioned another PPS has resigned tonight, taking it to 39.
(06-07-2022, 08:47 PM)London Lite Wrote: No mention of the Lewis resignation. but Farage mentioned another PPS has resigned tonight, taking it to 39.
There will presumably be some more and bigger names. The cabinet ministers who have been in with him trying to persuade him to go can't continue in their jobs surely?
I seem to have recollections here of the news situation following the 2010 election, which certainly ran for many days with the news channels trying to keep up the momentum.

During that time there was plenty of speculation and permutations of the possible coalition outcomes.

Exciting times for news junkies and pres geeks alike. Tongue
This feels very 1990. Blair to Brown was a long planned deal, Cameron resigning arguably got somewhat lost in the referendum fallout and even May going was pretty smooth compared to the theatre we've seen in the last 24 hours.

Usually broadcasting veterans would have a pretty good idea of how this sort of scenario plays out conventionally and the relevant timescale, but when conventional is not followed all bets are off.
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Peter Levy was absolutely adamant earlier Boris was going to be out of the door by 10pm!
(06-07-2022, 06:15 PM)harshy Wrote: Studio b is now on bbc world news.

Also worth noting that George after the titles said 'Hello' instead of 'Good Evening' to take into account the broadcast being global. However he did still mention the mention of News at Six which must confuse world viewers?
Michael Gove fired by Johnson. Good news for those hoping for a second series of Stab In The Dark
CNN still waiting to confirm the report apparently - they're waiting for a confirmation from AP before announcing


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