GB News has relocated all of its live output to its Westminster studio this weekend while its Paddington home is renovated.
The majority of the news channel's programming usually comes from its original studio base in North London, including Breakfast, Britain's Newsroom, Headliners and Patrick Christys Tonight.
From Friday morning all presenters - including news bulletin hosts - relocated to the studio at the QE2 Centre, which became operational last August and is a stone's throw from the Houses of Parliament.
"Our original studio is having a bit of a summer makeover," presenter Ben Leo explained to viewers. "But the whole channel's back on Monday in Paddington, with sparkling new furniture and new graphics as well."
The refurb comes a fortnight before the channel airs its inaugural election night coverage, with both studios expected to be used concurrently in addition to an outside broadcast show from Essex. body check tags ::
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