Selfmade Switch from BBC Television centre to BBC Broadcasting House
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BBC TOUR BROADCASTING HOUSE
TOUR of BBC BROADCASTING HOUSE October 31st 2013, 1100 GMT.
BBC BROADCASTING HOUSE LONDON WITH JEAN JACQUES
BBC BROADCASTING HOUSE LONDON
Targeted Individuals day UK protest 2019 Loud speaker speech outside BBC broadcasting house
I speak on the loud speaker to the BBC personnel and the public about Targeted Individual crimes at the UK protest. One of 23 worldwide protests going on on the same day across the world. The movement is growing. Please
For anyone reading this please help to shut this horrific crime down that is spreading round the world like a virus. Our children are in grave danger if we do not!!
GHCQ, MI5, MI6, British Telecoms (BT), British aerospace engineering (BAE), Lockheed Martin and many private security firms also involved in the scope of this crime.
Exteriors of the former BBC HQ
The BBC Television Centre at White City in west London was the headquarters of BBC Television between 1960 and 2013. Officially opened on 29 June 1960, it is one of the most readily recognisable facilities of its type, having appeared as the backdrop for many BBC programmes. Parts of the building are Grade II listed, including the central ring and Studio 1. Most of the BBC's national television and radio news output came from the Television Centre (TVC) with the most recorded television output from the nearby Broadcast Centre at 201 Wood Lane, care of Red Bee Media. Live television events from studios and routing of national and international sporting events took place within the Television Centre before being passed to the Broadcast Centre for transmission.
It was announced on 21 September 2010 that the BBC would cease broadcasting from Television Centre in 2013.
On 13 June 2011, the BBC announced that the Television Centre was on the market and that it was inviting bid proposals from people looking for a conventional, freehold property or those interested in a joint venture, suggesting that it may yet remain connected to the BBC.
On 16 July 2012 it was announced that the complex had been sold to property developers Stanhope plc for around £200 million and that the BBC would retain a continued presence at Television Centre through its commercial subsidiaries BBC Studios and Post Production, and BBC Worldwide. BBC Studios and Post Production (relocated to Elstree Studios) was due to move back to Television Centre to operate Studio 1, 2 and 3 in 2015, but it was announced in July 2014 that it had agreed with Stanhope to move back in 2017, at the same time as other key tenants, to enable the most efficient overall site construction programme to take place.[3] BBC Worldwide moved into office space in the Stage 6 building following extensive refurbishment in 2015.
The radio and television news departments moved to Broadcasting House in central London, the home of BBC Radio, as part of a reorganisation. BBC News moved to new facilities in Broadcasting House on 18 March 2013, but TVC remained in active use with many programmes being taped in the studios until it closed for redevelopment officially on 31 March 2013. BBC TVC was one of the largest such facilities in the world and was the second-oldest operational television studio in the United Kingdom, after Granada Studios where the BBC's main commercial rival, Granada Television, was based for many decades.
Developers Stanhope said in April 2014 that the new Television Centre development would pay homage to the original use of the building and retain original features of the buildings including the doughnut, atomic dot wall and Helios statue.
The new Television Centre will be opened up to the public and will offer entertainment and leisure facilities, including a new branch of members' club Soho House, offices aimed at the creative sector and approximately 1,000 new homes, together with pedestrian access through the site providing connectivity with the local area, including Hammersmith Park.
The building is 4 miles (6 kilometers) west of central London. The nearest Underground stations are White City and Wood Lane. They are now luxury apartments.
BBC Broadcasting House Visit 2015
BBC Broadcasting House Visit 2015
BBC News Move to New Broadcasting House Promo March 2013
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Top Gear Relaunch with The Stig @ BBC Broadcasting House - PerformanceCars
We went down to the BBC Broadcasting House and there was a giant The Stig model outside the building for the relaunch of Top Gear which is on 29th May 2016 on BBC 2.
The new Top Gear will be featuring racing driver Sabine Schmitz, YouTube star Chris Harris, F1 pundit Eddie Jordan and motoring journalist Rory Reid as well as Chris Evans, Matt LeBlanc and The Stig.
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Death at Broadcasting House - a radio play from the BBC
If you like old radio plays about murder you'll love this. It is an old radio play about an old radio play - and there is a murder!
This is a special radio presentation recorded in the studio in which the play is set, at Broadcasting House, London.
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The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is a British public service broadcaster. It is headquartered at Broadcasting House in London, and is the world's oldest national broadcasting organization and the largest broadcaster in the world by number of employees, with over 20,950 staff in total, of whom 16,672 are in public sector broadcasting; including part-time, flexible as well as fixed contract staff, the total number is 35,402.
The Now Show Recording Visit to BBC Broadcasting House, London (June 7, 2012)
Thanks to a friend securing four tickets we were able to jump on a train into London to see a recording of Steve Punt, Hugh Dennis, John Finnemore, John Holmes, Mitch Benn and Pippa Evans - the cast of BBC Radio 4 weekly news comedy 'The Now Show'.
A Berry Royal Christmas 2019 - BBC
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Join Mary Berry for a very festive Christmas as she visits a host of charities across the country, the staff of which work throughout the holidays.
This one-off treat offers a unique look into charities that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge support. Mary Berry accompanies them on four special visits. Throughout the programme Mary also cooks some of her favourite Christmas recipes for viewers to try out at home, as she helps prepare the festive food for a very royal event to thank all those working and volunteering over the Christmas period.
The Duchess of Cambridge and Mary travel to Liverpool to visit The Brink, the UK’s first dry bar set up by Action on Addiction to provide a safe space for people who are suffering from addiction.
The Duke of Cambridge and Mary visit The Passage, which is London’s largest resource centre for homeless and insecurely housed people. Along the way they meet the inspiring people whose lives have been changed by the help and support these charities provide, especially at Christmas time. Mary also joins the Duchess of Cambridge behind the scenes at RHS Wisley to learn more about the importance of the early years in raising the next generation of happy, healthy children.
This special programme culminates in a Christmas party, hosted by the duke and duchess and features some surprise guests, including Nadiya Hussain who helps Mary Berry with the festive food. The party is to thank and acknowledge staff and volunteers from charities and organisations who will be working tirelessly over the Christmas period. Mary has designed the Christmas menu, and the duke and duchess even get involved with some of the party prep.
Queen opens new BBC Broadcasting House
SHOTLIST
1. Various of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II meeting BBC officials
2. Tilt up interior of new BBC building
3. Various of the queen meeting BBC staff
4. Various of queen entering Radio 1 studio and listening to pop group The Script perform a song
5. Various of queen entering Radio 4 studio and taking a seat
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Britain's Queen Elizabeth II:
I remember first coming to Broadcasting House with my father the king and my mother and sister, shortly before the war. I came again with the Duke of Edinburgh, just before the coronation, in 1953. I was struck then, as I am now, by the sheer pace of change which has transformed your industry over the past 60 years. Years during which broadcasting has enriched our lives in so many ways. I hope this new building will serve you well for the future and I am delighted to declare it open today.
7. Various of the queen being given a commemorative present
8. Wide of BBC staff taking pictures as the queen and entourage pass by
9. The queen entering open atrium
10. Wide of BBC staff surrounding queen
11. Wide exterior of the BBC building
12. Various of a boy and a girl giving the queen flowers as she leaves building
13. The queen shaking hands with BBC Trust Chairman Chris Patten and Director General Tony Hall
14. The queen waving to supporters and getting into car
15. Pull out to wide as car begins to leave
16. Car pulling out pan to children waving Union Jacks
STORYLINE
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II visited the new BBC studios in central London on Friday, on the same day her husband was admitted to hospital for a pre-planned, exploratory operation.
The queen was welcomed by BBC Trust Chairman Chris Patten and Director General Tony Hall, given an extensive tour around the revamped headquarters and met with staff.
In remarks broadcast globally, she recalled her previous visits to Broadcasting House, with her father, King George and later with her husband, Prince Philip.
I was struck then, as I am now, by the sheer pace of change which has transformed your industry over the past 60 years. Years during which broadcasting has enriched our lives in so many ways. I hope this new building will serve you well for the future and I am delighted to declare it open today, she said from the BBC's Radio 4 studio.
Prince Philip is facing exploratory abdominal surgery after being admitted to a London hospital.
Buckingham Palace says he is in good spirits and is expected to be in the London Clinic for up to two weeks after surgery on Friday.
The 91-year-old was admitted to the clinic, a private hospital and long-time favourite for the royals, after attending a garden party at Buckingham Palace.
Officials have not released details about his condition but indicated he had had tests earlier in the week.
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BBC News Channel - The last moments at BBC Television Centre
On the 18th March 2013 the BBC News Channel moved from its long time home at BBC Television Centre to its new newsroom and studios at Broadcasting House. This video shows highlights of the last hour of broadcasting from studio N6 at Television Centre.
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Queen opens new BBC Broadcasting House
SHOTLIST
1. Various of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II meeting BBC officials
2. Tilt up interior of new BBC building
3. Various of the queen meeting BBC staff
4. Various of queen entering Radio 1 studio and listening to pop group The Script perform a song
5. Various of queen entering Radio 4 studio and taking a seat
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Britain's Queen Elizabeth II:
I remember first coming to Broadcasting House with my father the king and my mother and sister, shortly before the war. I came again with the Duke of Edinburgh, just before the coronation, in 1953. I was struck then, as I am now, by the sheer pace of change which has transformed your industry over the past 60 years. Years during which broadcasting has enriched our lives in so many ways. I hope this new building will serve you well for the future and I am delighted to declare it open today.
7. Various of the queen being given a commemorative present
8. Wide of BBC staff taking pictures as the queen and entourage pass by
9. The queen entering open atrium
10. Wide of BBC staff surrounding queen
11. Wide exterior of the BBC building
12. Various of a boy and a girl giving the queen flowers as she leaves building
13. The queen shaking hands with BBC Trust Chairman Chris Patten and Director General Tony Hall
14. The queen waving to supporters and getting into car
15. Pull out to wide as car begins to leave
16. Car pulling out pan to children waving Union Jacks
STORYLINE
THE QUEEN AT THE BBC
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II visited the new BBC studios in central London on Friday, on the same day her husband was admitted to hospital for a pre-planned, exploratory operation.
The queen was welcomed by BBC Trust Chairman Chris Patten and Director General Tony Hall, given an extensive tour around the revamped headquarters and met with staff.
In remarks broadcast globally, she recalled her previous visits to Broadcasting House, with her father, King George and later with her husband, Prince Philip.
I was struck then, as I am now, by the sheer pace of change which has transformed your industry over the past 60 years. Years during which broadcasting has enriched our lives in so many ways. I hope this new building will serve you well for the future and I am delighted to declare it open today, she said from the BBC's Radio 4 studio.
Prince Philip is facing exploratory abdominal surgery after being admitted to a London hospital.
Buckingham Palace says he is in good spirits and is expected to be in the London Clinic for up to two weeks after surgery on Friday.
The 91-year-old was admitted to the clinic, a private hospital and long-time favourite for the royals, after attending a garden party at Buckingham Palace.
Officials have not released details about his condition but indicated he had had tests earlier in the week.
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Practising reading news at the BBC Broadcasting House, London
BBC send Police to the Front Door. Nobody Loves You British Broadcasting Corporation
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Yes Kids, The Two-Bit Broadcasting Corporation can send their 'Enforcement Officers' round to peoples houses in order to Harass those who choose not to watch Television, BUT, If people visit a BBC Representative who works from Home suddenly they feel a need to call the Police because they feel Harassed. Well, the whole Worlds gone Mad!
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Yes Folks, The story in the Link below shows how low the Two-Bit Broadcasting Corporation are willing to stoop.
From the Thurrock Gazette......
Man wins TV licence battle
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