Daylight Savings Time in the UK ends Sunday, October 27th, a week before we lose an hour here in the US on November 3rd. The BBC will run on an interim schedule for one week: Sunday, October 27th through Saturday, November 2nd. The new winter schedule officially begins on November 3rd.
Also note, From Our Own Correspondent will air Monday-Friday at 1920 ET. The Newsroom will run Saturday-Sunday 1900-1930. The Winter Schedule will be updated to refelct this information.
Here are the highlights:
Interim Schedule (week of Oct. 27th – Nov. 2nd):
- Newshour: There is no change to the M-F 0800, 0900, 1500, &1600 ET feeds. An additional feed of Newshour will air at 1700 ET M-F. Newshour Sa-Sun will air as usual at 0900 & 1600 ET.
- World Have Your Say: There is no longer a 0630 ET feed. WHYS will continue to air at 1300 ET and an additional feed has been added at 1400 ET hour.
- Newsday (overnights Sun-Th): starts an hour later at 2300 ET.
Winter Schedule (Nov. 2013 – March 2014)
- Newshour: There is no change in the M-F 0800, 0900, 1500, & 1600 ET feeds. The interim schedule’s 1700 ET feed will be dropped. Newshour Sa-Sun will air at 0800 and 1600 ET.
- World Have Your Say: There is no change to the 1300 ET feed. The interim schedule’s feed at 1400 ET will be dropped.
- Newsday (overnights Sun-Th): begins at 2200 ET.
- Outside Source: This new BBC offering airs at 0600 ET.
- Outlook: Now available five days a week and airs at 0700 and 1800 ET
Please examine the schedules carefully for changes specific to your programming. Check with your operations staff to be certain you are subscribed to the proper hours to assure uninterrupted carriage.
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