UK Government Change Press Plan
#31
TVViewer256 post_id=57369 time= user_id=1039 Wrote:
valley post_id=57363 time= user_id=971 Wrote:Seems like some rehearsal footage from the press room has been leaked:

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-12-07/no-1...ter-denied
Makes you wonder about the security in Government buildings, with this and the infamous Hancock video getting leaked.
That's not the first thing that comes to mind with both instances. Far from it.
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#32
Brekkie post_id=57375 time= user_id=976 Wrote:
TVViewer256 post_id=57369 time= user_id=1039 Wrote:
valley post_id=57363 time= user_id=971 Wrote:Seems like some rehearsal footage from the press room has been leaked:

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-12-07/no-1...ter-denied
Makes you wonder about the security in Government buildings, with this and the infamous Hancock video getting leaked.
That's not the first thing that comes to mind with both instances. Far from it.
Out of interest what other video leaks have there been? Might be being stupid but I don’t recall any other recent ones.
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#33
Markymark post_id=57371 time= user_id=1078 Wrote:Isn't that Allegra Stratton, the same Allegra Stratton who was employed by ITV News a few weeks earlier ?
Well, a few months actually but yeah.
#34
The interesting thing is the suggestion that some senior political journalists were present at that party. Of course nothing confirmed and much of it probably the usual accusations of political editors being in bed with the government, but it would explain how such a big secret remained so for almost a year. If any broadcast journalists were found to be involved I suspect they'll be held more accountable than any of the politicians involved.


Presentation wise though and I think the clip also highlights why these press conferences were a none starter. The public would never have really accepted a press spokesman speaking on behalf of the government.
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#35
Brekkie post_id=57405 time= user_id=976 Wrote:The interesting thing is the suggestion that some senior political journalists were present at that party. Of course nothing confirmed and much of it probably the usual accusations of political editors being in bed with the government, but it would explain how such a big secret remained so for almost a year. If any broadcast journalists were found to be involved I suspect they'll be held more accountable than any of the politicians involved.

Well, hopefully Kay Burley will get to the bottom of it today, oh. . hang on.... err, umm
#36
If it is true that senior or otherwise journalists were at the alleged party, then many heads are going to have to roll. But it will only sadly further damage the trust in the public and the media. Some well known anti MSM are already lapping it up and perhaps rightly so on this occasion.
#37
CameronYoung post_id=57391 time= user_id=1509 Wrote:
Markymark post_id=57371 time= user_id=1078 Wrote:Isn't that Allegra Stratton, the same Allegra Stratton who was employed by ITV News a few weeks earlier ?
Well, a few months actually but yeah.

She's actually done the rounds. I remember her as Newsnight's Political Editor before she moved to ITV News as National Editor. It's then she joined Peston and then to Downing Street. This error of judgment will stain her good and proper.
#38
CantGetIn post_id=57496 time= user_id=2338 Wrote:If it is true that senior or otherwise journalists were at the alleged party, then many heads are going to have to roll. But it will only sadly further damage the trust in the public and the media. Some well known anti MSM are already lapping it up and perhaps rightly so on this occasion.

If it's true (the keyword here being "if). Although I have to be honest here and say that trust in the media has already be greatly eroded.
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#39
Newsroom post_id=57500 time= user_id=1342 Wrote:
CameronYoung post_id=57391 time= user_id=1509 Wrote:
Markymark post_id=57371 time= user_id=1078 Wrote:Isn't that Allegra Stratton, the same Allegra Stratton who was employed by ITV News a few weeks earlier ?
Well, a few months actually but yeah.

She's actually done the rounds. I remember her as Newsnight's Political Editor before she moved to ITV News as National Editor. It's then she joined Peston and then to Downing Street. This error of judgment will stain her good and proper.

She was effectively the equivalent of 'Side Kick Simon' on Peston I think
#40
Re. The press room. Does anyone know when it was actually completed? The news reports suggest the Allegra Stratton clip was filmed on 22 December 2020 but, AIUI, the room/set wasn't finished until March 2021? That was when the first pictures appeared online with a quote from a Downing Street spokesperson.

So was the set actually constructed by December 2020?
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#41
Newsroom post_id=57500 time= user_id=1342 Wrote:This error of judgment will stain her good and proper.

To be honest, the time she was at Newsnight and went around verbally abusing council staff because they were unable to provide her with the 'welfare queen' she wanted so she just deliberately misrepresented the living conditions of a working single mother to suit her prejudices should really have done that.
#42
Worzel post_id=57513 time= user_id=1259 Wrote:Re. The press room. Does anyone know when it was actually completed? The news reports suggest the Allegra Stratton clip was filmed on 22 December 2020 but, AIUI, the room/set wasn't finished until March 2021? That was when the first pictures appeared online with a quote from a Downing Street spokesperson.

So was the set actually constructed by December 2020?

It's normal for an installation not to be publicised (by either the installer or the client) until it's been fully accepted, de-snagged, and handed over
Quite possible it was commissioned in December, but not handed over until March (particularly when the client is a public organisation)
#43
She hardly made a name for herself at ITV News either - best known for Screeny rather than any reporting.
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#44
https://twitter.com/PaulBrandITV/status/...77473?s=20
#45
It's worth recalling there was a long and public campaign to encourage Allegra to apply for the role when she was working for Rishi Sunak. Some former colleagues wondered at the time what Allegra could possibly gain from taking this on.

https://twitter.com/BBCBreaking/status/1...6390879235


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