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ITV EveningNewest Review: ... care of the victims. This takes up a large part of the show with video footage from Russell Square and live interviews in the studio. Big Ben and its chimes. A special report on gardening and water conservation. A scroll bar on the bottom of the TV screen adds information to the verbal commentary by the presenters. Towards the end of the 1st half the show becomes more light hearted. An Arts review section follows with info on new films etc including a section on WHAT NOT TO MISS for this weekend, music, films, shows in and around London. FINALLY the weather this is normally sponsored by a private company, today it is sponsored by Topps Til... more |
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by - written on 05/06/06 (Useful, 186 readings)
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The programme on ITV or channel 3 terrestrial covers about 1 hour of TV time and is split into 2 parts. The 1st from London Tonight which includes parts of Essex. Alistair Campbell and Katie Dereham are regular faces on the programme. Alistar Cambell is away today but back tomorrow. The format is similar to the mid day slots. Today 2 presenters’ male and female sit side by side on a couch with a low table in front of them behind a projected background of London’s skyline with St Paul’s Cathedral. A preview of reports to come starts the show, today a damning report concerning the suicide bombings of July 7th and the care of the victims. This takes up a large ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/05/01 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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News is changing, no longer are we restricted to television and radio bulletins at sets times of the day. With the arrival of 24 hour news broadcasting, current affairs web sites and WAP news, staying up to date with what's happening around the world is as easy as you want it to be. Irrespective of this, terrestrial television news still plays an important part in keeping us informed. I prefer to watch BBC and Channel 4 news programmes because recently ITV's television news broadcasting has gone down considerably in my estimation. They seem to have their priorities wrong. Gaining the highest ratings appears to be more important than providing an ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/10/00 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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Lets face it its a true British tradition:) Those of us that hate the news can switch to ITV at nine and back to BBC at ten. Those of us that love the news can switch to BBC at nine and ITV at ten. Those of us with an average interest can select which time is most suitable. However with the excuse of a longer time slot in which to schedule high quality television we had a change forced upon us --- now the BBC would stay at nine, but the ITV would move to eleven. I have to say that the high quality TV did not materialise, and people who for the whole of their possibly sad lives had watched the ITV news had now a difficult ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/09/00 (Very useful, 1233 readings)
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Doo Yoo live in the South East region of England? Well...I live in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, which incase you didn't already know IS in the South East. Every day and evening there is a news programme dedicated to only the S.E. It's presented by a number of presenters including Caroline Ouldrey, (who is the only one I can actually think of from the top of my head, I'll have to get back to you on that one and do an update). I'm not the 'news' type of person, but I actually enjoy watching the Anglia News. It's based on all the action and gossip that goes on around the region, including, the basic news headlines (attacks, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/07/00 (Very useful, 39 readings)
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Who needs News at 10? You can get news at 6, 7 & 9 o'clock, surely 11 is fine! I think that a bigger problem than whether ITV should give news broadcasts at 10 or 11 is 'why is there so little news on saturday and sunday mornings?' During the week, you can wake up to news on BBC1 and on GMTV, however at the weekend there is very little opportunity to see what's going on. Sundays give Breakfast with Frost, which addresses current affairs, but only has headlines at the head and the foot of the programme. ... Read the complete review
from lynseywillson
07/09/2000
from www.mike.com
11/07/2000

