factory and a version of the Richard Rogers Lloyds building. The title sequence led to a virtual set that was designed to look like a converted warehouse when in fact, the studio it came from was the smallest BBC News studio. By 2000, the title sequence had been changed by BBC Design to a computer generated sequence in which a goldfish is trying to escape from a shark on board a sunken ship. The programme graphics also reflected this style with a marine-themed studio background. Other graphics were in a "crude clipart" style. See alsoBusiness Daily'' References External links . . 1994 British television series debuts 2000s British television series 2010 British television series endings BBC television news shows Business-related television series in the United Kingdom English-language television shows