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Imagine ITV sub contracting news out to an independant contractor, all regional news bulletins coming from a London News centre... Mobile news teams the length of the UK would gather news and send it in electronically to the London HQ, regional news programmes then being produced using a 'pool' of core presenters. The current ITV production ...
If STV leaves the ITV network, it will die. For a start, it would need to give up its Channel 3 licence. That licence would then undoubtedly be acquired by ITV Plc, meaning the "staple" shows (Coronation Street, Emmerdale, European football etc.) would still essentially be shown on the same channel.
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From matchday four it was the ITV News Channel, which was UK only on Sky and 24 hours a day on the new Freeview, so they were now available on all digital platforms. They used it for the rest of the group stages - this was the last season of the second group stage - with, as you say, matches on ITV1 and ITV2 on the Tuesday and ITV2 and ITV News on the Wednesday.
Also, it's news programs poltiical slant is more right wing. BBC3 is definitely not the same as Rai3 (if anything it's more like Rai4. Younger target and series all day, no news). Rai3 is the home of regional news and its programs are more cultural. Lots of docs. The national Rai3 news are more left wing oriented. BBC News=Rai News 24. Same thing.
Under the plans, ITV will scale back Loose Women and Lorraine by at least 42%, meaning they will go from broadcasting 52 weeks of the year to 30 weeks. Furthermore, Lorraine’s run time will be halved to 30 minutes. The changes will come into force in January 2026. ITV is planning to move Good Morning Britain to ITN, which produces ITV News.
Laura Kuenssberg, the BBC’s popular and highly rated political correspondent, is to leave the corporation in September and take up a new role as business editor for ITV News. She will also contribute to the current affairs strand Tonight. Kuenssberg joined the BBC in 2000, but swiftly came to prominence during last year’s general election.
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- gained a 2:1 in English from London University. - started working life as a City bond trader in 1980's.-started journalism career in 1990 as presenter & writer on World Business Satellite for TV Tokyo.-presenter and writer, covering economic and corporate news for BBC World Service Television.-presenter for Reuters Financial Television in 1994.-presenter of ITN World News (1995).-regional ...