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1976 Our earliest set of Day By Day titles featuring Alastair Stewart.
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1979 This title sequence shows various bits and pieces from round the region, including Christopher Peacock with Prince Charles at a Polo Meeting from Cowdray Park.
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1977 Click for larger image

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1978 Click for larger image A short bulletin here with Christopher Robbie from September 1978.

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1980 Again, presented clean.

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1980 The Southern logo heralds the first few bars of the theme for Southern News Extra. This clip captures the full theme music.

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1981 The start and finish of a lunchtime bulletin presented by Sharon Gray. The right clip features the music which introduces Trevor with the Weather.
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03/04/1981 Whoops, wow! Not a good start to tonight's 20th anniversary edition of Southern's flagship news programme!
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Click for larger image Scene South East
23/12/1981 The start and finish of the final edition of Scene South East, after 17 years on air.
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