BBC News: April 2022 onwards

[harshy]

I am guessing the bbc have very nice air conditioned studios and galleries they seem to have all stayed on air despite the heatwave.

[Worzel]

Always good to have Shaun on air on days like this as he always gives us a bit of behind the scenes info.

I really rate Shaun. He's perfectly relaxed and natural despite handling a number of breaking news stories, updates and interviews all in quick succession. Professional without being too formal or stuffy.

Yes wholehearted agree. He reminds me a lot of how Chris Eakin used to present.

I was slightly disappointed he wasn't wearing shorts again today.

[RDJ]

Shaun was a refreshing watch this afternoon with all the breaking news that was going on with the hot temperatures and the Conservative leadership vote.

He was particularly nice to Nick Eardley, commending him for his work recently and how he totally respected his decision not to wear a jacket given how hot it was inside the House of Commons, even asked him if he wanted us to come back to him whilst he took his tie off if he wanted. He also asked Nick if he could try and grab Nick Randall MP for an interview as he always gives an ‘entertaining point of view’. And he also wished Nick Eardley a happy and well-deserved day off tomorrow! And as a post mentioned above, he took great time to explain to viewers what was happening today and how their reporters wellbeing was their number 1 priority, no matter what the news might be.

Sticking with the News Channel this afternoon was my longest exposure to Shaun, and I very much enjoyed it. He even got his trademark sneeze in before the Conservative vote.

[Rolling News]

I echo the sentiments above. Shaun is a real pro. I really hope he's with whatever the News Channel becomes next year for a very long time to come.

[thegeek]

I am guessing the bbc have very nice air conditioned studios and galleries they seem to have all stayed on air despite the heatwave.

I know most air conditioned buildings in the UK aren't specced for such high outside temperatures, and don't chill as well as they should. In a broadcast facility you need to prioritise the apparatus rooms (in case any of your kit overheats and fails), even if it means letting your staff sweat.

[Dylan2001]

I’ve noticed the News At One has seemed to overrun lately, the regional news begins at 1:32 or 1:33 rather than 1:30

[GMc]

I’ve noticed the News At One has seemed to overrun lately, the regional news begins at 1:32 or 1:33 rather than 1:30

It's been like that for quite a while now. Possibly since the pandemic.

[watchingtv]

I’ve noticed the News At One has seemed to overrun lately, the regional news begins at 1:32 or 1:33 rather than 1:30

It's been like that for quite a while now. Possibly since the pandemic.

Is that not the result of switching back the time to the late. Pre 2020 lunchtime was nearly 15mins. Then a longer later news was introduced but took time away from lunchtime and extended national.

[Steve]

Yes, the lunchtime is 9’30 now but it’s still scheduled 1.30-1.45.

You’re right that they took time from lunch and added to late but of course the late is now shorter again (7’ ish).

[Frances]

It's been like that for quite a while now. Possibly since the pandemic.

Is that not the result of switching back the time to the late. Pre 2020 lunchtime was nearly 15mins. Then a longer later news was introduced but took time away from lunchtime and extended national.

Yes, the lunchtime is 9’30 now but it’s still scheduled 1.30-1.45.

You’re right that they took time from lunch and added to late but of course the late is now shorter again (7’ ish).

Yes it’s due to Newsnight’s return to the 10.30 slot. The national Ten was shortened too but then extended again in May this year.

[Rolling News]

Couple of times I've caught the 1 recently and they don't seem to introduce it as the 'BBC News at One' anymore? Just "Good afternoon" and straight into the first story.

[Andrew]

Why is Reeta in Derby tonight. I missed the start so I didn’t see what the significance was

[Worzel]

Why is Reeta in Derby tonight. I missed the start so I didn’t see what the significance was

The show will be on the road on and off for the next few months as they're looking at what's happening with the cost of living crisis.

[Brekkie]

Isn't that what reporters are for?

[GraemeT]

Bbc news channel taking world news America at 10pm rather than news at 10? What’s that about?