Prince Philip has Died
BBC’s global channels except World News seem to be pretty normal.

BBC Arabic seem to have the new graphics.
Larry the Loafer post_id=4842 time=1617999139 user_id=990 Wrote:Anyone else silently gritting their teeth at "the BBC" not being "BBC Television (from London)"?
?

For both of the family idents they've been saying "the BBC" instead of "BBC Television"
Josh post_id=4836 time=1617998823 user_id=955 Wrote:9pm ident as seen on BBC One
https://youtu.be/3nyX1uMdgB8

Worth noting also, BBC News Channel & Parliament, cut to Clive Myrie in Studio E before joining the program, clock and flipper present before being removed from screen
Is it just me, or have ITV corrected their sombre ident? I saw it again at 9pm and the ITV logo was much more legible with a grey background. I can't be certain as I'm watching on a different TV than earlier this evening, so it could just be the contrast/brightness settings.

In other news, I have just watched back a recording of BBC North West Tonight and they used the special BBC News sombre music that has been used on the national coverage today. They started with a short version and ended with the full montage at the end as seen during presenter changeovers today.
HarveyW post_id=4848 time=1617999299 user_id=1422 Wrote:
Josh post_id=4836 time=1617998823 user_id=955 Wrote:9pm ident as seen on BBC One
https://youtu.be/3nyX1uMdgB8

Worth noting also, BBC News Channel & Parliament, cut to Clive Myrie in Studio E before joining the program, clock and flipper present before being removed from screen

World showed Clive Myrie and couldn’t get rid of the flipper it’s almost like it’s got a mind of it’s own that flipper.
itsrobert post_id=4849 time=1617999345 user_id=913 Wrote:Is it just me, or have ITV corrected their sombre ident?
Looking on TV Home, the ident looks the same so it might just be your settings.
They're both women and that trumps regionality; ITV guidelines
BcastCornwall post_id=4835 time=1617998798 user_id=950 Wrote:
XIII post_id=4831 time=1617998707 user_id=894 Wrote:
BcastCornwall post_id=4830 time=1617998598 user_id=950 Wrote:I've no complaint with the wall-to-wall cross channel service, on the day of the announcement and indeed for the funeral of the spouse of The Head of State. His demise really is historic and deserves such coverage. There's a good argument for some continuation of some cross channel activity daily between the two events too.
I don't think people have issues with BBC One and ITV showing wall to wall coverage but I think that they should have let BBC Two and BBC Four continue airing their evening programmes.

We'll disagree there.

TBH Chris, in any other time I'd agree with you. But we are in this very unusual situation where the public has had a torrid 13 months; it's Friday night and you can't just bugger off to the pub for an escape. By not providing an alternative in this unusual time, those members of the public already fed up with 13 months of depression and negativity have nowhere to go. Which is why I firmly believe Four should have set up an alternative lineup tonight. I'm a hardcore royalist, but I'm not up for watching this all night. I'd rather go to bed!
Gogglebox started with a voice-over saying "In the week that HRH Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh died, there was a lot of great telly".

Must have been revoiced earlier.
Today has shown how well prepared, rehearsed and talented newsrooms are. For directors, editors, presenters and correspondents today will be a difficult day as a result of the immense pressure and pace of reporting news.

And at the end of the day, however the BBC, ITV or Sky decide to cover it, somebody somewhere will be unhappy.

Today will be a lesson, the proceeding weeks will be a lesson, on how in the modern world of fast news, twitter, and constant criticism of journalism day and night fairs with the death of a senior Royal figure. And with the intent to avoid argument over opinions on the importance and perception of the Royal Family, there are people who feel a heartfelt connection with, and others who feel a strong disliking to the family, therefore causing arguments over television coverage and whether it was too little or too much.

However you feel about the decisions made over the extend of the coverage, I think we all as people who are intrigued by television presentation and/or news coverage respect and understand the talent who produce the work and the careful preparation put into it.
They might as well cancel next week's Gogglebox now.
Write that down in your copybook now
BcastCornwall post_id=4799 time=1617997222 user_id=950 Wrote:I'm led to believe this is from the BBC Website tonight

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Mother of god.
Was the Sophie Raworth programme also shown on the News Channel? Does this mean Clive Myrie just basically did the half hour at 7pm covering whilst BBC One were on the regional news?
Larry the Loafer post_id=4842 time=1617999139 user_id=990 Wrote:Anyone else silently gritting their teeth at "the BBC" not being "BBC Television (from London)"?

I noticed earlier Martine introduced the announcement with “you’re watching BBC News from London” and “BBC Television is broadcasting this special programme..”.
Steve in Pudsey post_id=4855 time=1617999820 user_id=942 Wrote:They might as well cancel next week's Gogglebox now.
" At the Jones', everybody is settling down to watch another documentary about Philip"
Andrew post_id=4857 time=1617999928 user_id=791 Wrote:Was the Sophie Raworth programme also shown on the News Channel? Does this mean Clive Myrie just basically did the half hour at 7pm covering whilst BBC One were on the regional news?
Yes, Clive will be back at 2245 I guess, then joined by BBC One after regional news.


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