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Fire alarm takes BBC news off air Fire alarm takes BBC news off air
(30 minutes later)
BBC Scotland's flagship news programme was forced off air for 20 minutes on Monday evening by a fire alarm.BBC Scotland's flagship news programme was forced off air for 20 minutes on Monday evening by a fire alarm.
Viewers were shown local London news instead of Reporting Scotland when a fire alarm activated and the building had to be evacuated.Viewers were shown local London news instead of Reporting Scotland when a fire alarm activated and the building had to be evacuated.
The 30-minute programme, which normally airs from 1830 BST, eventually started when staff returned at 1850 BST. The 30-minute programme, which normally begins at 1830 BST, started when staff returned at 1850 BST.
Presenter Jackie Bird apologised for the truncated broadcast. A spokesman said staff safety was "paramount".Presenter Jackie Bird apologised for the truncated broadcast. A spokesman said staff safety was "paramount".
He added: "With live broadcasting, these things happen and when it is a fire alarm we have to take it seriously."He added: "With live broadcasting, these things happen and when it is a fire alarm we have to take it seriously."