GB News

[London Lite]

It says a lot when they go on location that any temporary location looks better than the Paddington dungeon.

[Langham]

What is it with their obsession with horrible looking sofas? It is objectively a horrible sofa.

[DavidWhitfield]

In fairness [mention]Worzel[/mention] - at least Daybreak (V1) had a purple sofa, rather than what I can only refer to as 'sludge brown'. It was still pitch black but at least there was some hint of colour!

[scottishtv]

Rather unfortunate that even when the sun came up, the view was this:

[Aaron.TV]

Rather unfortunate that even when the sun came up, the view was this:

There are many things regarding its output on location which GB News can control. The weather is not one of them.

[Omnipresent]

Where did they find that sofa!?

Like their main studio, GB News need to use furniture designed for TV and not items that leave presenters seated too low down with not enough upright support.

[valley]

Rather unfortunate that even when the sun came up, the view was this:

There are many things regarding its output on location which GB News can control. The weather is not one of them.

I’m sure it was done at this point in the year for one reason or another, but I can’t help feel like doing it during summer when it’s already light at 6am would work far better.

[Worzel]

Rather unfortunate that even when the sun came up, the view was this:

The studio lighting at 6am wasn't particularly good either. And yes, as had already been said the sofa being the colour it is doesn't help either.

[London Lite]

The table could have been a bit larger, the newspapers and laptop look scruffy on it.

[Jon]

I would imagine the sofa was the the best option in building they were? Was it a hotel?

Any reason given for being in Manchester?

[eyeTV]

Any reason given for being in Manchester?

At the start Eamonn says 'we are in Manchester because its our biggest growth area in terms of audience'

Isabel says 'putting our fastest-growing audience (in Manchester) at the heart of the programme'

[Aaron.TV]

Stephen Dixon reveals Friday’s breakfast program was ahead of Sky News for the ‘key viewing hours’ - assuming that’s something like 7-9am.

I had a suspicion that this highly nostalgic approach, with a splash of culture wars, would start paying dividends for them - lots of orange and warm colours, older, familiar presenters from ‘back in the day’. Like GMTV circa 2003.

I’m still not convinced they’ll ever make any money, and I can’t think of anything worse than having to sit through it, but fair play to them for finding a corner of the market.

[Brekkie]

Any reason given for being in Manchester?

At the start Eamonn says 'we are in Manchester because its our biggest growth area in terms of audience'

Isabel says 'putting our fastest-growing audience (in Manchester) at the heart of the programme'

So did they invite both viewers to watch it in person?

[Aaron.TV]

Any reason given for being in Manchester?

At the start Eamonn says 'we are in Manchester because its our biggest growth area in terms of audience'

Isabel says 'putting our fastest-growing audience (in Manchester) at the heart of the programme'

So did they invite both viewers to watch it in person?

That’s one more than Sky News now…

[valley]

At the start Eamonn says 'we are in Manchester because its our biggest growth area in terms of audience'

Isabel says 'putting our fastest-growing audience (in Manchester) at the heart of the programme'

So did they invite both viewers to watch it in person?

That’s one more than Sky News now…

What?