• The presenter no longer talks about the next record as though it had just played. A break that said "Mississippi Queen just hit the speakers" before Mississippi Queen had started got past the check that is meant to catch this, because it only read the "that was…" way round, with the cue before the name. It now also catches the name followed by "just" and a past tense ("just hit", "just slid into the mix", "just now"), and it checks breaks that were only shown the record coming up.
• Weather reports, news bulletins, welcomes, almanac and story breaks and dedications now get the same check as talk breaks, so none of them can tell listeners the record coming up has already played. These breaks are only shown the next record, and a weather report said "Lovefool just slid into the mix" before Lovefool had started. A break that does this now falls back to the station's own phrasing.