History of BBC News at 6 intros
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- Evolution of BBC News at 6 intros from 1948 until today.
Signation: 0:00
1948-1954 (BBC Newsreel): 0:12
1954-1955 (BBC News): 0:31
1955-1957: 0:39
1957-1967: 0:50
1957-1969 (Tonight): 0:54
1967-1969 (News): 1:17
1969-1976: 1:32
1969-1970 (Nationwide): 1:44
1970: 2:07
1970-197?: 2:25
197?-1975: 2:47
1975-1980: 3:13
1976-1979 (Evening News): 3:32
1979-1981: 4:04
1980 (Nationwide): 4:10
1980-1981: 4:36
1981-1982 (Evening News): 5:33
1981-1982 (Nationwide): 6:27
1982-1984 (Evening News): 7:24
1982-1983 (Nationwide): 8:12
1983 (Sixty Minutes): 8:36
1983-1984: 9:40
1984-1993 (Six o'Clock News): 10:42
1993-1997: 12:04
1997-1999: 13:07
1999-2002: 14:04
2002-2004: 15:06
2004-2006: 16:10
2006-2007: 16:58
2007-2008: 18:09
2008-2013: 19:39
2013-2019: 21:22
2019-today: 23:03
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Loved the nostalgia trip of great iconic themes...but hearing the name Jill Dando gave me the chills. All these years later, her tragic loss, it’s still raw
That 1984 6 O'clock news intro has really good CGI for 1984!
I love the versions of the BBC News theme in the early and mid 2000s, up to 2007, it has more base than the current one does, and it's a bit slower than the current one as well.
The legendary music start from 1999.
By David Lowe
Great to see all the intros of Nationwide. So many over its history.
Nationwide wasn't really the news. It was current affairs and, often, a bit of light relief.
The BBC Evening News started at 5.45pm and moved to 5.40pm. Long Nationwide promo followed, with regional programmes, then Nationwide itself. I remember its official start time was 6.22 for some time.
It was a bit of a mess, really.
Sixty Minutes tried to remedy that. But it was still the same basic structure.
News, regional news, current affairs programme.
The sets had similar designs and the same music was used.
It began with the Sixty Minutes presenter doing the headlines. After that, a bit of a promo for the main Sixty Minutes current affairs show at 6.20 ish. Then the news was read by the news reader (there was a Sixty Seconds-style set for him/her but a different studio). Most local programme titles were kept (Look North, Points West etc) but the South East was just "South East" and I think Scotland dropped "Reporting Scotland" for Sixty Minutes. It was just Sixty Minutes Scotland.
In those days, News was a different department to Current Affairs and the each had a little empire, which meant that even when they tried to make it a more coherent programme, it was still bitty.
I found the 'South East' titles for the regional South East part of '60 Minutes', the version introduced January 1984. There was another intro for 'South East' that ran October 1983 - December 1983 but I didn't find it as it wasn't really there at all. There was a title sequence for Scotland called '60 Minutes Scotland', but I have not found that yet
0:15 : I heard this music on the Swiss television news programme (called TeleJournal, TeleGiornale or Tagesschau depending on the language) in 1954.
0:31 That camera movement is too smooth for 50s... (Propably a 90s "historical" recreation)
Intros for both news and "Nationwide" are included, but weren't both separate programmes?
I understand inclusion of "Sixty Minutes" as it merged evening news bulletin with content of Nationwide (that is regional variations and light-hearted current affairs)
Up to appearing of name "Evening News", generic BBC News titles were used (as shown in video), which after start of One o'clock, Six o'clock and Nine o'clock news are only during the weekend
One BBC News intro (from 1972 is missing). It was on TVARK. Did it appear on an episode of Monty Python's Flying Circus?
Agree with that at 0:31
Looks far too sharp when compared with some of those immediately following it, plus far too complex to have been produced back in the early 50s.
Even the 1948 version shown here looks too sharp too be authentic.
The ever-legendary theme from 60 Minutes is here!
By George Fenton
The Nationwide intro labelled 1975-80 is from 1980. The theme tune was introduced in September 1978. In 1980 it was speeded up somewhat. The Good Word, the Johnny Scott theme introduced in 1972 continued until the 1977/8 season. There were at least four more variations of the titles Between 1975 band 1978. The were at least two versions of the titles before the one depicted at this point. I think the 1978/9 version appears a bit later, labelled 1980.
You confirm my memories of that theme's introduction in 1978.
19:39 Last News At 6 At Television Centre
IC's back! Awesome!
The Nationwide intro labelled 1970-197? Is from the 1973/4 season. The following one is the original colour version from the 1972/3 season. Another version followed for 1974/5 featuring text looping around four circles (it can be found elsewhere on RUclips). Only super8 film taken direct from a TV screen exists of the two sequences for the 1975/6 and 1976/7 seasons. Both used to end with a map of the British Isles turning around to reveal the mandala logo.
3:30 Now that something you dont hear on your Tele's Everyday
Fascinating stuff, but I believe you may have left one out. I seem to remember some time in the 1990s a logo with a lot of lightning bolts radiating from an aerial along with crashing synth music. Although I may have been hallucinating.
Non hallucinating, but that was mainly used on the nine o'clock news
I feel all nostalgic for Robert McDougall and Kenneth Kendall - they were still around in the 70s.
Robert McDougall? The venerable news reader's Scottish cousin? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Dougall
I wounder if anyone has a recording of the headline bed from the 1993/1997 era (virtual set)
The Nationwide intro labelled 1980-81 ran from March -December 1981.
That 60 Minutes show looked quite American with its intro and general tone, perhaps not accidental.
At 5m 35s, what is the 5:40pm news music called, does anyone know the name of this music theme.
This is very late but that 197? intro was actually last seen in April 1976 not 1975
Found a glitch on 1999-2002 ident
Hiya, with the new studio being introduced today, the News at 6 intro was changed to a shorter version. The font of the "6" was also changed
At 5m 35s, what is the 5:40pm news music called, does anyone know the name of this music theme.
Miss the drama of the late 90's intros.
Best period was between 1993 and 1999 with the BBC News studio N2 at TVC, and this it went to pot, by 2019 or before worst it’s ever been at NBH.
Agree
Do Newsnight pls
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Gimme a link 1954 bbc news ident
MBC Newsdesk, KBS News 9, or JTBC Newsroom
Same intro on the New one since 2008.
A slight update in 2013 though
Tonight ended in 1965.
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To be honest, the chipper themes and graphics annoy me. The 1981 News, 1984-93 Six O'clock News and everything following that until 1999 were fantastic and secured the gravitas, seriousness and professionalism that the BBC News needed. I am not watching this video from 1999 onwards because I think that the David Lowe themes are crass and infantile. Sorry. George Fenton is God.
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