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BBC News Channel temporarily diverts to BBC World News

Posted on 28th October 2020 by The Clean Feed Team Last updated on 24th March 2021 Filed under PresWatch

The BBC News Channel took an unexpected diversion to BBC World News at 4.30pm today.

Shortly before 4.30pm, presenter Jane Hill handed to the weather as usual. After some trails, the BBC News Channel took a news programme from BBC World News, rather than returning to Jane Hill in Studio E.

The screens in Studio C initially showed BBC World News branding.

VIDEO: BBC News Channel diverts to BBC World News (edited version of BBC News Channel output between 4.27pm and 4.30pm). TX DATE/TIME: 28th October 2020, 4.30pm. COPYRIGHT: BBC.

Then at 4.51pm, the BBC World News programme came to an end, and the BBC News Channel returned to Jane Hill in Studio E.

There was no explanation for the unexpected appearance of BBC World News output. Some viewers reported autocue issues during the 4pm Studio E broadcast.

VIDEO: BBC News Channel resumes broadcasting from Studio E after a short diversion to BBC World News. TX DATE/TIME: 28th October 2020, 4.51pm. COPYRIGHT: BBC.

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PICTURED: James Reynolds presenting a joint BBC News Channel/BBC World News programme. COPYRIGHT: BBC.

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