Politics & Government

LOOK: BBC Broadcasts From Melt on Election Night

The British Broadcasting Company camped out at the Cleveland Heights restaurant on Election night.

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Cleveland Heights Melt Bar & Grilled manager Jim Allison said Nov. 6 attracted a bigger crowd than what he normally sees on Tuesday night.

That's because Melt announced that the BBC would broadcast live from the restaurant Election night.

By 6:30 p.m., the bar area was packed and there was a wait for tables. Many people planned to camp out until the final results started rolling in.

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