 These included "Roundabout East Anglia", a VHF opt-out of the "Today" programme broadcast from BBC East's studios in Norwich each weekday from 6.45 a.m. to 8.45 a.m. "Roundabout East Anglia" came to an end in mid-1980 ahead of the launch of BBC Radio Norfolk.All regional news bulletins broadcast from BBC regional news bases around England ended in August 1980, apart from in the south west as until January 1983 there was no BBC Local Radio in the south west so these news bulletins and its weekday morning regional programme, "Morning Sou'West", continued to be broadcast from the BBC studios in Plymouth on VHF and on the Radio 4 medium wave Plymouth relay until 31 December 1982.The launch of Radio 5 on 27 August 1990 saw the removal of Open University, schools programming, children's programmes and the "Study on 4"/"Options" adult education slot from Radio 4's FM frequencies.