Where has BBC South Today Gone?
Where has BBC South Today Gone?
Studio production of the bulletins was transferred in 2004 to the reception area at Radio Oxford while a new television studio and production gallery was built. The programme has been produced and broadcast from Oxford since October 2005.
Where can I watch BBC South?
BBC iPlayer – South Today.
Has BBC South merged with South East?
The decision to merge the two programmes was due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom and to allow fewer studios to be needed for broadcasting….
| BBC London and South East | |
|---|---|
| Producer | BBC South East |
| Production locations | Great Hall Studios, Royal Tunbridge Wells |
| Running time | 15 minutes |
| Release |
What channel is South East news on?
BBC One
BBC One – South East Today – Available now.
Who is Natalie Graham?
Natalie grew up in Sussex and started working for the BBC in 1996. After five years as a local radio reporter in Crawley and Brighton, she moved into television and spent a year working with the team at South Today.
Why is there no local news on BBC in the morning?
On their website, the BBC explains: “As in many workplaces, we’re experiencing staffing issues caused by Covid. “The 6.30pm regional news programmes are by far our most watched bulletins so maintaining them is our key priority.
How do I get BBC news channel on my TV?
In the US, BBC World News is available with a range of television service providers including Cablevision (Optimum TV), Comcast (XFINITY), Time Warner Cable, Verizon, DirecTV, Charter, AT U-verse, Buckeye Cable and others. Use our channel finder to check your local listings (US audiences only).
What number is BBC South Today?
02380 226201
By telephone. To speak to a journalist, please call 02380 226201.
Where has Natalie Graham gone?
She lives in East Sussex with her family where she enjoys swimming in the sea and walking her dog in one of the most beautiful parts of the world.
Where is Polly Evans?
Evans left the BBC in Autumn 2019. She is now the Head of Communications & Digital for The Access Project, a charity which helps bright students from disadvantaged backgrounds gain access to top Universities.
