Draft:BBC Nine O'Clock News

1st Intro (1970-1972)
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2nd Intro (1972-1976)
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Technique: Live-action and chromakey.

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3rd Intro (1976-1981)
Visuals: Same as the 1976 BBC News intro, except "serif" in the wordmark is replaced with "serif", in slightly smaller type than "serif".

Variants:
 * Starting in 1979, it just shows the first frame of the intro tinted in blue. "BBC NINE O'CLOCK NEWS", in a sans-serif font this time, zooms in. The text then disappears before transitioning as normal.
 * Up until sometime in early 1981, "NEWS" is slightly larger and each letter is spaced out.

Technique: The 1976 variant uses cel animation, whereas the 1979 variant uses chyron.

Audio: Same as the 1976 BBC News intro.

4th Intro (1981-1986)
Visuals: Same as the original variant of the 1981 BBC News intro, except the lines form a numeral "9" instead of a circle, and "Rockwell" is replaced with "Rockwell".

Variant: The thickness of the stripes may vary.

Technique: 2D computer animation overlaid onto live-action footage.

Audio: Same as the 1981 BBC News intro.

5th Intro (1985-1988)
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Technique: CGI.

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6th Intro (1988-1993)
Visuals: Same as the 1988 BBC News intro, except "Times" is replaced with "Times".

Technique: 2D computer animation by Lambie-Nairn.

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Legacy: Like its parent counterpart, the design of the symbol was criticised for resembling a swastika.

7th Intro (1993-1999)
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Variant: Starting in 1997, the intro was updated to use the 1997 BBC logo in white, and "NEWS" is in Gill Sans.

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