BBC Ceefax, the world's first teletext service, is set for a final bow as the UK's digital switchover is completed.Olympic champion Dame Mary Peters will turn off the last brown townogue TV signal in Northern Ireland at 23.30 BST. A series of graphics on Ceefax's front page will mark its 38 years on the BBC.The Plain English Campaign announced a lifetime achievement award for Ceefax's "clarity" and use of "everyday words".And ex-Prime Minister Sir John Major said Ceefax would be "much missed".Sir John, who has previously revealed that he regularly checked Ceefax pages between Downing Street meetings to keep up to date with cricket scores, said: "Ceefax will be much missed. At moments of high pressure - with little time for detailed examination of the news - Ceefax headlines offered an instant window on the world."From breaking global news to domestic sports news, Ceefax was speedy, accurate and indispensable. It can be proud of its record."
uhlike every channel still uses this, even digital channels
Uhh, you might want to re-read the OP, this is about Ceefax, the UK's equivalent of it.
what is the difference between Ceefax and TTV
what is thisI'm not from britain what is this please tell me
WHY DOES SCOTLAND HAVE A FACE ASDFASF
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