KI
Hello,
What or who is 'Big Moira'? I already saw it in very big, red letters in the News 24-topic, and now here too. As I am a foreigner (I'll keep saying that, because otherwise you might think I'm stupid or something), I haven't a clue what or who it is. Could somebody tell me?
Thanks,
Byebye.
What or who is 'Big Moira'? I already saw it in very big, red letters in the News 24-topic, and now here too. As I am a foreigner (I'll keep saying that, because otherwise you might think I'm stupid or something), I haven't a clue what or who it is. Could somebody tell me?
Thanks,
Byebye.
DV
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Moira Stuart - A BBC Newsreader for 20 years - affectionately loved by all
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A real star.
Moira Stuart - A BBC Newsreader for 20 years - affectionately loved by all
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A real star.
BB
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Worship her, for she is great.
Worship her, for she is great.
NE
I was about to make a rude comment about that, when I realised there are probably one or two posters on here who were too young to go to school in the early 90s.
I now feel old, having been a postgraduate research student in the early 90s.
Getting back OT: let the speculation commence about what the new set will look like. More white and red like the N24 set?
martinDTanderson posted:
My fondest memories are back when she did the One O'Clock news during the early 90's. I was still in primary school.
I was about to make a rude comment about that, when I realised there are probably one or two posters on here who were too young to go to school in the early 90s.
I now feel old, having been a postgraduate research student in the early 90s.
Getting back OT: let the speculation commence about what the new set will look like. More white and red like the N24 set?
NW
I never knew she presented the One O'Clock News in the early 1990's, as I always remember it being presented by Philip Hayton before he moved to Manchester. But if I was ill I would watch Going For Gold as that was usually after Neighbours.
martinDTanderson posted:
My fondest memories are back when she did the One O'Clock news during the early 90's. I was still in primary school.
When I was ill from school, I'd watch POP on channel 4, then some more ITV Schools programmes on CH4, then turn over to BBC 1 at 1pm to watch the news and Neighbours...
When I was ill from school, I'd watch POP on channel 4, then some more ITV Schools programmes on CH4, then turn over to BBC 1 at 1pm to watch the news and Neighbours...
I never knew she presented the One O'Clock News in the early 1990's, as I always remember it being presented by Philip Hayton before he moved to Manchester. But if I was ill I would watch Going For Gold as that was usually after Neighbours.
IT
I hope not! BBC Four News (or 'The World' if you like) is meant to be an evening analytical news programme, and the current graphics, music and set suit this perfectly - orange, black titles, softer piano theme (rather than just pips, drums and clicks like the BBC1 music), and a soft red, white and orange set, without bright lighting like the national news/News 24. This is why I'm confused as to why it is all changing - it seems perfect as it is now!
itsrobert
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Neil Green posted:
Getting back OT: let the speculation commence about what the new set will look like. More white and red like the N24 set?
I hope not! BBC Four News (or 'The World' if you like) is meant to be an evening analytical news programme, and the current graphics, music and set suit this perfectly - orange, black titles, softer piano theme (rather than just pips, drums and clicks like the BBC1 music), and a soft red, white and orange set, without bright lighting like the national news/News 24. This is why I'm confused as to why it is all changing - it seems perfect as it is now!
MO
I hope not! BBC Four News (or 'The World' if you like) is meant to be an evening analytical news programme, and the current graphics, music and set suit this perfectly - orange, black titles, softer piano theme (rather than just pips, drums and clicks like the BBC1 music), and a soft red, white and orange set, without bright lighting like the national news/News 24. This is why I'm confused as to why it is all changing - it seems perfect as it is now!
Change is inevitable....except, that is, from vending machines!
itsrobert posted:
Neil Green posted:
Getting back OT: let the speculation commence about what the new set will look like. More white and red like the N24 set?
I hope not! BBC Four News (or 'The World' if you like) is meant to be an evening analytical news programme, and the current graphics, music and set suit this perfectly - orange, black titles, softer piano theme (rather than just pips, drums and clicks like the BBC1 music), and a soft red, white and orange set, without bright lighting like the national news/News 24. This is why I'm confused as to why it is all changing - it seems perfect as it is now!
Change is inevitable....except, that is, from vending machines!
IT
I hope not! BBC Four News (or 'The World' if you like) is meant to be an evening analytical news programme, and the current graphics, music and set suit this perfectly - orange, black titles, softer piano theme (rather than just pips, drums and clicks like the BBC1 music), and a soft red, white and orange set, without bright lighting like the national news/News 24. This is why I'm confused as to why it is all changing - it seems perfect as it is now!
Change is inevitable....except, that is, from vending machines!
Everything changes eventually, but I would have thought there are more pressing things for the BBC to be pumping money into than relaunching a programme that's less than 2 years old! I wouldn't even say that the look of the programme is becoming dated, as it's only on for half an hour on weekdays!
itsrobert
Founding member
Moz posted:
itsrobert posted:
Neil Green posted:
Getting back OT: let the speculation commence about what the new set will look like. More white and red like the N24 set?
I hope not! BBC Four News (or 'The World' if you like) is meant to be an evening analytical news programme, and the current graphics, music and set suit this perfectly - orange, black titles, softer piano theme (rather than just pips, drums and clicks like the BBC1 music), and a soft red, white and orange set, without bright lighting like the national news/News 24. This is why I'm confused as to why it is all changing - it seems perfect as it is now!
Change is inevitable....except, that is, from vending machines!
Everything changes eventually, but I would have thought there are more pressing things for the BBC to be pumping money into than relaunching a programme that's less than 2 years old! I wouldn't even say that the look of the programme is becoming dated, as it's only on for half an hour on weekdays!