Identity
When the channel launched as UKTV People, the idents all featured people depicted from different angles set against a sceen split in four, before fading into the stacked UKTV People ident over a three striped red background. This same background also featured on promotions for the channel, both on the channel and across the network.
When the rebrand to Blighty occurred, a new logo was designed consisting of a brightly coloured Union Flag. This is seen on a large scale flying behind the scenes depicted in front. These scenes include many people and centre on a number of typically British themes: rain, with large wellies, business men with umbrellas and people camping; sun with beach scenes, and other summer activities; tea, with all methods of making tea celebrated alongside cakes and biscuitsl and multicultural, featuring foreign dances and Indian food and spices.
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—Bernard Lewis, U.S. Middle Eastern specialist. Islam and the West, ch. 8, Oxford University Press (1993)
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