Why the BBC aren’t presenting World Cup games from the US – and where their studio is based instead

The BBC are working from home for the first few weeks of the tournament (Picture: Getty)The BBC and ITV are once again sharing live coverage of the World Cup in the UK, with all 104 matches from across the US, Canada and Mexico to be shown for free on TV.However, the two broadcasters are taking very different approaches to covering the biggest tournament in World Cup history, which is featuring 48 teams for the very first time.ITV presenters Mark Pougatch, Laura Woods and Semra Hunter are ancho