We don't normally watch this channel that late, but last night, instead
of showing East Anglia News at the end of the news broadcast, we were
treated to Meridian News, which told us what was happening in Kent, but
not in Suffolk. Is this normal, or did somebody press the wrong button
somewhere? We receive from Tacolneston. I presume that the "+1" was
showing what itv had shown earlier.
We might watch again tonight, just out of curiosity.
I hope this doesn't mean we'll be seeing that TV fella from oop north
that everyone seems to hate.
--
Davey.

"Davey" wrote in message
...
We don't normally watch this channel that late, but last night, instead
of showing East Anglia News at the end of the news broadcast, we were
treated to Meridian News, which told us what was happening in Kent, but
not in Suffolk. Is this normal, or did somebody press the wrong button
somewhere? We receive from Tacolneston. I presume that the "+1" was
showing what itv had shown earlier.
We might watch again tonight, just out of curiosity.
I hope this doesn't mean we'll be seeing that TV fella from oop north
that everyone seems to hate.


I think that the live version switches to one of a number of a regional news
centres.
However the recorded version does not have this facility and only shows a
single regional news centre.
Interesting to speculate on how the +1 could use a recorded version of your
local news, though.

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[Not even bunny]

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On Fri, 20 Jan 2012 12:12:21 -0000
"David WE Roberts" wrote:


"Davey" wrote in message
...
We don't normally watch this channel that late, but last night,
instead of showing East Anglia News at the end of the news
broadcast, we were treated to Meridian News, which told us what was
happening in Kent, but not in Suffolk. Is this normal, or did
somebody press the wrong button somewhere? We receive from
Tacolneston. I presume that the "+1" was showing what itv had shown
earlier. We might watch again tonight, just out of curiosity.
I hope this doesn't mean we'll be seeing that TV fella from oop
north that everyone seems to hate.


I think that the live version switches to one of a number of a
regional news centres.
However the recorded version does not have this facility and only
shows a single regional news centre.
Interesting to speculate on how the +1 could use a recorded version
of your local news, though.


Surely the +1 should show a recorded version of what the +0 showed
live? Rather like a tape delay of 1 hour. Or is that not the idea of
them?
--
Davey.

On Friday, January 20th, 2012, at 12:00:26h +0000, Davey wrote:

We don't normally watch this channel that late, but last night, instead
of showing East Anglia News at the end of the news broadcast, we were
treated to Meridian News, which told us what was happening in Kent, but
not in Suffolk. Is this normal

There are only 6 versions of ITV-1 + 1, and ITV-1 Anglia is not one
of them, so this is perfectly normal.

Please look forward to the not too distant future when there is only
one version of ITV-1 and ITV-1 + 1 with news from the South Bank.

In message , Davey
writes
We don't normally watch this channel that late, but last night, instead
of showing East Anglia News at the end of the news broadcast, we were
treated to Meridian News, which told us what was happening in Kent, but
not in Suffolk. Is this normal, or did somebody press the wrong button
somewhere? We receive from Tacolneston. I presume that the "+1" was
showing what itv had shown earlier.
We might watch again tonight, just out of curiosity.
I hope this doesn't mean we'll be seeing that TV fella from oop north
that everyone seems to hate.

I'm in Mendip land, West, and ITV1+1 is from Wales.
--
Ian

"J G Miller" wrote in message ...

On Friday, January 20th, 2012, at 12:00:26h +0000, Davey wrote:

We don't normally watch this channel that late, but last night, instead
of showing East Anglia News at the end of the news broadcast, we were
treated to Meridian News, which told us what was happening in Kent, but
not in Suffolk. Is this normal

There are only 6 versions of ITV-1 + 1, and ITV-1 Anglia is not one
of them, so this is perfectly normal.

Please look forward to the not too distant future when there is only
one version of ITV-1 and ITV-1 + 1 with news from the South Bank.

That can only be an improvement on Central Tonight.
Living on the southern fringe of the region means that London Tonight would
be no less local than Birmingham Tonight seems to be!

On Fri, 20 Jan 2012 15:44:12 -0000
"Doctor D" wrote:



"J G Miller" wrote in message ...

On Friday, January 20th, 2012, at 12:00:26h +0000, Davey wrote:

We don't normally watch this channel that late, but last night,
instead of showing East Anglia News at the end of the news
broadcast, we were treated to Meridian News, which told us what was
happening in Kent, but not in Suffolk. Is this normal

There are only 6 versions of ITV-1 + 1, and ITV-1 Anglia is not one
of them, so this is perfectly normal.

Please look forward to the not too distant future when there is only
one version of ITV-1 and ITV-1 + 1 with news from the South Bank.

That can only be an improvement on Central Tonight.
Living on the southern fringe of the region means that London Tonight
would be no less local than Birmingham Tonight seems to be!


That sounds like my BT 'phone book. I am on the southern edge of the
Norfolk region, physically closer to Bury St. Edmunds than to
Norwich, and places in the next village to the south are in a different
book, while places up near Cromer are in mine. BT wanted £10 to sell
me a 'phone book for my near neighbours. (I got one free, eventually,
after much complaining).
--
Davey.

On Friday, January 20th, 2012, at 15:39:48h +0000, Ian explained:

I'm in Mendip land, West, and ITV1+1 is from Wales.

And the regional news program on ITV-1 HD from Mendip
is which version?

"Davey" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 20 Jan 2012 12:12:21 -0000
"David WE Roberts" wrote:


"Davey" wrote in message
...
We don't normally watch this channel that late, but last night,
instead of showing East Anglia News at the end of the news
broadcast, we were treated to Meridian News, which told us what was
happening in Kent, but not in Suffolk. Is this normal, or did
somebody press the wrong button somewhere? We receive from
Tacolneston. I presume that the "+1" was showing what itv had shown
earlier. We might watch again tonight, just out of curiosity.
I hope this doesn't mean we'll be seeing that TV fella from oop
north that everyone seems to hate.


I think that the live version switches to one of a number of a
regional news centres.
However the recorded version does not have this facility and only
shows a single regional news centre.
Interesting to speculate on how the +1 could use a recorded version
of your local news, though.


Surely the +1 should show a recorded version of what the +0 showed
live? Rather like a tape delay of 1 hour. Or is that not the idea of
them?

As indicated elsewhere, apparently not.
The +1 has a more limited regionality.
No idea why.

--
No plan survives contact with the enemy.
[Not even bunny]

Helmuth von Moltke the Elder

(\__/)
(='.'=)
(")_(")

Davey wrote:

That sounds like my BT 'phone book. I am on the southern edge of the
Norfolk region, physically closer to Bury St. Edmunds than to
Norwich, and places in the next village to the south are in a different
book, while places up near Cromer are in mine. BT wanted £10 to sell
me a 'phone book for my near neighbours. (I got one free, eventually,
after much complaining).

Phone books ? Does anybody (with the internet) still use them ?

--
Mark
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