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The sequence is put together by a small BBC team in London and Salford, and gaps are provided in the schedule to allow for local origination of explanatory material in each broadcaster's national language (written programme notes in English are supplied by the BBC some weeks in advance), top-of-the-hour news summaries, etc. In the United Kingdom, the sequence is broadcast on BBC Radio 3 without news. ==Broadcast==

The service is streamed from Broadcasting House in London between 00:00 and 06:00 Central European Time seven days a week, though actual transmission times may be shifted locally – the BBC itself, for instance, broadcasts its own version (which goes out under the title Through the Night) between 00:30 and 06:30 (UK time). BBC Radio 3's Through the Night was first broadcast on 5 May 1996 when 24-hour broadcasting was introduced on the station. The first presenter was Donald Macleod. As transmission is unattended the playout servers are duplicated to provide resilience, although the service has, in fact, run reliably since 1998. Broadcasters EBU member broadcasting organisations currently taking the service include (all indicated times are local): EBU members that previously carried the service include: ==Notes==