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What was broadcast on the BBC on November 20th 1936 at 4:01pm, lasting six minutes?
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#69983. Asked by scouser12. (Aug 23 06 1:27 AM)
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gtho4
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Televised weather forecast.
Many sites allege it was the first televised weather forecast. That date doesn't rate a mention on the BBC site, as their first televised weather forecast was earlier that month:
On November 14, 1922, the BBC broadcast the first radio weather bulletin to the public when an announcer read a script prepared by the Met Office, and on March 26, 1923, daily radio forecasts began. On November 11, 1936, the world's first television chart was transmitted at the start of a trial series. BBC Television closed down during World War II but, in July 1949, weather maps with captions began to be broadcast again.
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zbeckabee
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Well, I can't imagine that they would have missed the death of Buenaventura Durruti on that same day.
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