Sources at TVForum suggest that there's going to be a few changes to the new look in the new year - including a Countdown to the hour.
Not sure how true this rumour is - i'm inclined to take it with a portion of salt personally.
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I think that it was inevitable that changes were going to be made. Parts of the new look just don't work at all.
Take for example, appointment to view scheduling. Yes, in principle its a good idea, and its good to see Sky returning to how they were pre-2001. However, a whole hour of ATV is not necessarily a good thing, and it results in no news headlines or round-ups between 6.30pm and 9.00pm - that's almost three hours.
The way I'd like to see it is:
06.00 Sunrise with Eamonn Holmes & Lorna Dunkley
09.00 Sky News Today with Martin Stanford, Anna Jones & Angali Rao 09.00 News Round-up With Presenter 1
09.15 In-depth News with presenters 2 + 3
09.27 Weather
09.30 News Round-up w/ presenter 1
09.35 In-depth News with presenters 2 + 3
09.45 News Headlines
09.46 Business News
09.50 Sports News
09.57 Weather
Pattern continues in next two hours
Each of the presenters would do news round-ups for 1 hour in the programme
12.00 Lunchtime Live with Kay Burley
Largely, I think this is OK as it is. A good mix for a lunchtime news prog.
14.00 Sky News Today with Ginny Buckley, Alan King & Mark Longhurst
14.00 News Round-up With Presenter 1
14.15 In-depth News with presenters 2 + 3
14.27 Weather
14.30 News Round-up w/ presenter 1
14.35 In-depth News with presenters 2 + 3
14.45 News Headlines
14.46 Business News
14.50 Sports News
14.57 Weather
Pattern continues in next two hours
Each of the presenters would do news round-ups for 1 hour in the programme
17.00 Live at Five with Jeremy Thompson & Anna Botting
18.00 Sky News at Six with Jeremy Thompson & Anna Botting
18.30 Sportsline
19.00 Sky News Tonight with Jeremy Thompson & Anna Botting/ Sky News Ireland
19.30 The Sky Report with Julie Etchingham
20.00 Sky News Tonight with Gillian Joseph & Chris Roberts
20.30 World News Tonight with James Rubin & Chris Roberts
21.00 Sky News Tonight with Gillian Joseph & Chris Roberts
22.00 Sky News at Ten with Gillian Joseph & Chris Roberts / Sky News Ireland
22.30 Sportsline
23.00 Sky News Tonight with Gillian Joseph & Chris Roberts
23.30 Sky Press PreviewI think the weekend programmes are fine as they are, although I'd really like to see Technofile have its own 30 minute slot rather than 15 minutes within a programme.
Take for example, appointment to view scheduling. Yes, in principle its a good idea, and its good to see Sky returning to how they were pre-2001. However, a whole hour of ATV is not necessarily a good thing, and it results in no news headlines or round-ups between 6.30pm and 9.00pm - that's almost three hours.
The way I'd like to see it is:
06.00 Sunrise with Eamonn Holmes & Lorna Dunkley
09.00 Sky News Today with Martin Stanford, Anna Jones & Angali Rao 09.00 News Round-up With Presenter 1
09.15 In-depth News with presenters 2 + 3
09.27 Weather
09.30 News Round-up w/ presenter 1
09.35 In-depth News with presenters 2 + 3
09.45 News Headlines
09.46 Business News
09.50 Sports News
09.57 Weather
Pattern continues in next two hours
Each of the presenters would do news round-ups for 1 hour in the programme
12.00 Lunchtime Live with Kay Burley
Largely, I think this is OK as it is. A good mix for a lunchtime news prog.
14.00 Sky News Today with Ginny Buckley, Alan King & Mark Longhurst
14.00 News Round-up With Presenter 1
14.15 In-depth News with presenters 2 + 3
14.27 Weather
14.30 News Round-up w/ presenter 1
14.35 In-depth News with presenters 2 + 3
14.45 News Headlines
14.46 Business News
14.50 Sports News
14.57 Weather
Pattern continues in next two hours
Each of the presenters would do news round-ups for 1 hour in the programme
17.00 Live at Five with Jeremy Thompson & Anna Botting
18.00 Sky News at Six with Jeremy Thompson & Anna Botting
18.30 Sportsline
19.00 Sky News Tonight with Jeremy Thompson & Anna Botting/ Sky News Ireland
19.30 The Sky Report with Julie Etchingham
20.00 Sky News Tonight with Gillian Joseph & Chris Roberts
20.30 World News Tonight with James Rubin & Chris Roberts
21.00 Sky News Tonight with Gillian Joseph & Chris Roberts
22.00 Sky News at Ten with Gillian Joseph & Chris Roberts / Sky News Ireland
22.30 Sportsline
23.00 Sky News Tonight with Gillian Joseph & Chris Roberts
23.30 Sky Press PreviewI think the weekend programmes are fine as they are, although I'd really like to see Technofile have its own 30 minute slot rather than 15 minutes within a programme.
guvnorgaz+Dec 6 2005, 08:48 PM(guvnorgaz @ Dec 6 2005, 08:48 PM)
I like weekend sunrise with Steve Gaisford and Emma Crosby,much better than chubby Holmes
I don't think that its Eamonn Holmes that is the problem with Sunrise. The problem as I see it lies with the production team. They are obviously deciding that as he's a massive football fan, they'll let him talk about it.
Something that they obviously need to change. I personally don't watch it - I'm usually still in bed then anyway - but from what I have seen, it's all sport it doesn't really set the agenda as advertised.
Quite disappointing really.
I fear that I may switch to the Beeb if things don't look up sooner or later.
I like weekend sunrise with Steve Gaisford and Emma Crosby,much better than chubby Holmes
I don't think that its Eamonn Holmes that is the problem with Sunrise. The problem as I see it lies with the production team. They are obviously deciding that as he's a massive football fan, they'll let him talk about it.
Something that they obviously need to change. I personally don't watch it - I'm usually still in bed then anyway - but from what I have seen, it's all sport it doesn't really set the agenda as advertised.
Quite disappointing really.
I fear that I may switch to the Beeb if things don't look up sooner or later.
I'd like them to treat Sky News at Ten as a news bulletin, to compete with the BBC's 10 o'clock news and ITV's nightly news. They could have specific anchors for just this programme instead of using Chris and Gillian. Jeremy and Anna would be great at this.
Also, they should bring back the pictures 'montage' of the days stories that used to end Sky News at Ten. It used to be really effective when they had this montage accompanied by the theme music. At the moment they just seem to crash out of News at 10 to the weather. If this became a programme within itself, it would be a nice way to end this separate segment before the weather and sportsline.
Martin seems to have been coping really well with live at five, so maybe have him to replace Jeremy. The Sky Report could become part of the new 5 till 8 slot, so we could reunite Martin and Julie who I thought were one of the best partnerships pre-relaunch.
Just my 2 cents worth!
Also, they should bring back the pictures 'montage' of the days stories that used to end Sky News at Ten. It used to be really effective when they had this montage accompanied by the theme music. At the moment they just seem to crash out of News at 10 to the weather. If this became a programme within itself, it would be a nice way to end this separate segment before the weather and sportsline.
Martin seems to have been coping really well with live at five, so maybe have him to replace Jeremy. The Sky Report could become part of the new 5 till 8 slot, so we could reunite Martin and Julie who I thought were one of the best partnerships pre-relaunch.
Just my 2 cents worth!
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AJ+Dec 6 2005, 08:57 PM(AJ @ Dec 6 2005, 08:57 PM)
Something that they obviously need to change. I personally don't watch it - I'm usually still in bed then anyway - but from what I have seen, it's all sport it doesn't really set the agenda as advertised.
I actually think thats more of a problem with Burley's show. Everytime I've watched it, her main feature has been sport - interviews with Wigan chairman Dave Whelan, Patrick Vieira, the Arsenal chairman, going to Wembley, devoting the show to Roy Keane, George Best, talk of World Cup bids/seedings - it just goes on. And from the way she speaks, I don't think she's any more than a casual sports fan anyway!
And there are news headlines in the ATV shows - even WNT has a quick read with Gillian/Chris.
The only real problems I've had since the relaunch are Ginny Buckley (she's no better than what they had) and the neverending chats with the sports presenters.
Something that they obviously need to change. I personally don't watch it - I'm usually still in bed then anyway - but from what I have seen, it's all sport it doesn't really set the agenda as advertised.
I actually think thats more of a problem with Burley's show. Everytime I've watched it, her main feature has been sport - interviews with Wigan chairman Dave Whelan, Patrick Vieira, the Arsenal chairman, going to Wembley, devoting the show to Roy Keane, George Best, talk of World Cup bids/seedings - it just goes on. And from the way she speaks, I don't think she's any more than a casual sports fan anyway!
And there are news headlines in the ATV shows - even WNT has a quick read with Gillian/Chris.
The only real problems I've had since the relaunch are Ginny Buckley (she's no better than what they had) and the neverending chats with the sports presenters.
Johnnie+Dec 6 2005, 07:45 PM(Johnnie @ Dec 6 2005, 07:45 PM)
I heard Sky are reviewing the current look and ratings and will make changes in February (the early part of the year at least)
I hope they only make minor changes as some of the ATV shows like the Sky Report are very good, as is WNT in theory.
They just need more news updates or a newshour in between the two shows.
I'm supprised Sky haven't used 'Fox' Format for ATV of having the presenter tell us whats coming up in there show, then cross to another presenter for a news update before his show starts, Same at half past, and maybe quater too or something.
I heard Sky are reviewing the current look and ratings and will make changes in February (the early part of the year at least)
I hope they only make minor changes as some of the ATV shows like the Sky Report are very good, as is WNT in theory.
They just need more news updates or a newshour in between the two shows.
I'm supprised Sky haven't used 'Fox' Format for ATV of having the presenter tell us whats coming up in there show, then cross to another presenter for a news update before his show starts, Same at half past, and maybe quater too or something.
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I personally think the ATV stuff is pretty good as it is. It is refreshing to be able to sit down and watch a programme featuring news and reports you haven't already seen about 4 times that day!
However having said that there is probably a slight problem in having The Sky Report and WTN together, as alot of people would be tuning in for their day's news around that time. Perhaps just one brief news round-up at 8pm before going to Mr Rubin, but not any more than that.
However having said that there is probably a slight problem in having The Sky Report and WTN together, as alot of people would be tuning in for their day's news around that time. Perhaps just one brief news round-up at 8pm before going to Mr Rubin, but not any more than that.
Hi guys
AJ
First off,(I don't know, ifyou watched Eamonn Holmes on GMTV b4 he came to Sky) but, first and foremost, he's a Man U nut so, you shouldn't be surprised if he concentrates on United as much as he does.
And Kay: I meean, come on guys, i'm only on here a little over a year but, in my time watching Sky News, I've come to know that KB is as much an Arsenal nut as Eamonn is United.
Re the line-up This is My Utopian(Ideal for me, but I'll never get it I'll never get it I know. Some based on old timelines.
9-1 Martin, Kay and A.N. other(Ginny, Anna Jones.
1-5 MY n01 lady, Anna Botting with Jane Secker(I did say some was Utopian)
5-8 Tommo+Julie
8-Midnight ne1
Transfer out, to Beeb, Alan King, Michelle Clifford, Tim Abrahams and Francis Wilson.
Bring home, Sasha Upton, Hannah O'Sullivan, Emily Maitless, Layla Debelge, Carrie Frais, Jane Lewis, Sheila Jansen, Allie Jack to name but a few.
There for what it's worth is what I think.
AJ
First off,(I don't know, ifyou watched Eamonn Holmes on GMTV b4 he came to Sky) but, first and foremost, he's a Man U nut so, you shouldn't be surprised if he concentrates on United as much as he does.
And Kay: I meean, come on guys, i'm only on here a little over a year but, in my time watching Sky News, I've come to know that KB is as much an Arsenal nut as Eamonn is United.
Re the line-up This is My Utopian(Ideal for me, but I'll never get it I'll never get it I know. Some based on old timelines.
9-1 Martin, Kay and A.N. other(Ginny, Anna Jones.
1-5 MY n01 lady, Anna Botting with Jane Secker(I did say some was Utopian)
5-8 Tommo+Julie
8-Midnight ne1
Transfer out, to Beeb, Alan King, Michelle Clifford, Tim Abrahams and Francis Wilson.
Bring home, Sasha Upton, Hannah O'Sullivan, Emily Maitless, Layla Debelge, Carrie Frais, Jane Lewis, Sheila Jansen, Allie Jack to name but a few.
There for what it's worth is what I think.
Ahh well the holidays over and we can't have Sunrise being viewable for a whole year. So with effect from last Monday they've let Eamonn H take over the show again. GMTV must give a sigh of relief ever time they see him performing on Sky.
Sorry Sky you have made the wrong choice.
The dreaded BBC News 24 is getting better - beware
Sorry Sky you have made the wrong choice.
The dreaded BBC News 24 is getting better - beware
ABFan+Jan 11 2006, 01:19 AM(ABFan @ Jan 11 2006, 01:19 AM)
Hi guys
AJ
First off,(I don't know, ifyou watched Eamonn Holmes on GMTV b4 he came to Sky) but, first and foremost, he's a Man U nut so, you shouldn't be surprised if he concentrates on United as much as he does.
And Kay: I meean, come on guys, i'm only on here a little over a year but, in my time watching Sky News, I've come to know that KB is as much an Arsenal nut as Eamonn is United.
Re the line-up This is My Utopian(Ideal for me, but I'll never get it I'll never get it I know. Some based on old timelines.
9-1 Martin, Kay and A.N. other(Ginny, Anna Jones.
1-5 MY n01 lady, Anna Botting with Jane Secker(I did say some was Utopian)
5-8 Tommo+Julie
8-Midnight ne1
Transfer out, to Beeb, Alan King, Michelle Clifford, Tim Abrahams and Francis Wilson.
Bring home, Sasha Upton, Hannah O'Sullivan, Emily Maitless, Layla Debelge, Carrie Frais, Jane Lewis, Sheila Jansen, Allie Jack to name but a few.
There for what it's worth is what I think.
I know that he's a Man Utd nut - but as he's on Sky News he is supposed to be a serious journalist with gravitas. As he's on Sunrise, his job is to set the news agenda for the viewer for the day ahead.
By concentrating on sport he is not doing that.
With the escalating crisis concerning Iran and other problems in the Middle East which are likely to form the news agenda for 2006, It'll be interesting to see whether Eamonn Holmes actually does some proper newscasting.
Hi guys
AJ
First off,(I don't know, ifyou watched Eamonn Holmes on GMTV b4 he came to Sky) but, first and foremost, he's a Man U nut so, you shouldn't be surprised if he concentrates on United as much as he does.
And Kay: I meean, come on guys, i'm only on here a little over a year but, in my time watching Sky News, I've come to know that KB is as much an Arsenal nut as Eamonn is United.
Re the line-up This is My Utopian(Ideal for me, but I'll never get it I'll never get it I know. Some based on old timelines.
9-1 Martin, Kay and A.N. other(Ginny, Anna Jones.
1-5 MY n01 lady, Anna Botting with Jane Secker(I did say some was Utopian)
5-8 Tommo+Julie
8-Midnight ne1
Transfer out, to Beeb, Alan King, Michelle Clifford, Tim Abrahams and Francis Wilson.
Bring home, Sasha Upton, Hannah O'Sullivan, Emily Maitless, Layla Debelge, Carrie Frais, Jane Lewis, Sheila Jansen, Allie Jack to name but a few.
There for what it's worth is what I think.
I know that he's a Man Utd nut - but as he's on Sky News he is supposed to be a serious journalist with gravitas. As he's on Sunrise, his job is to set the news agenda for the viewer for the day ahead.
By concentrating on sport he is not doing that.
With the escalating crisis concerning Iran and other problems in the Middle East which are likely to form the news agenda for 2006, It'll be interesting to see whether Eamonn Holmes actually does some proper newscasting.
Weekdays
6-9 Eamonn Holmes and Lorna Dunkley
9-12 Steve Dixon and Anna Jones
12-2 Kay Burley and Mark Longhurst
2-5 Steve Gaisford and Emma Crosby
5-7.30 Jeremy Thompson and Anna Botting
7.30-8 Sportsline
8-10 Martin Stanford and Julie Etchingham
10-12 Chris Roberts and Juliette Foster
Weekends
6-10 Martin Popplewell and Ginny Buckley
10-12 Stanford/Boulton
12-5 Kevin Owen and Gillian Joseph
5-12 Allan King and Helen Fospero
6-9 Eamonn Holmes and Lorna Dunkley
9-12 Steve Dixon and Anna Jones
12-2 Kay Burley and Mark Longhurst
2-5 Steve Gaisford and Emma Crosby
5-7.30 Jeremy Thompson and Anna Botting
7.30-8 Sportsline
8-10 Martin Stanford and Julie Etchingham
10-12 Chris Roberts and Juliette Foster
Weekends
6-10 Martin Popplewell and Ginny Buckley
10-12 Stanford/Boulton
12-5 Kevin Owen and Gillian Joseph
5-12 Allan King and Helen Fospero
WEEKDAYS
6AM / 9AM - Steve Dixon & Anna Jones
9AM / 12AM - Allan King, Emma Crosby & Steve Gaisford
12PM / 2PM - Kay Burley & Martin Stanford
2PM / 5PM - Martin Popperwell, Jayne Secker & Eamonn Holmes
5PM / 7PM - Jermey Thompson & Julie Etchingham
7PM / 9PM - Chris Roberts & Anna Botting
9PM / 12AM - Kevin Owen & Gillian Joseph
WEEKENDS
6AM / 10AM - Mark Longhurst & Lorna Dunkley
10AM / 12PM - Stanford & Boulton
12PM / 5PM - Tim Marshall & Helen Fospero
5PM / 12AM - James Rubin & Paula Middlehurst
6AM / 9AM - Steve Dixon & Anna Jones
9AM / 12AM - Allan King, Emma Crosby & Steve Gaisford
12PM / 2PM - Kay Burley & Martin Stanford
2PM / 5PM - Martin Popperwell, Jayne Secker & Eamonn Holmes
5PM / 7PM - Jermey Thompson & Julie Etchingham
7PM / 9PM - Chris Roberts & Anna Botting
9PM / 12AM - Kevin Owen & Gillian Joseph
WEEKENDS
6AM / 10AM - Mark Longhurst & Lorna Dunkley
10AM / 12PM - Stanford & Boulton
12PM / 5PM - Tim Marshall & Helen Fospero
5PM / 12AM - James Rubin & Paula Middlehurst
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A small change to the weekdays
06.00 Sunrise
09.00 Today
12.00 Lunchtime Live
14.00 Afternoon Live
17.00 Teatime live
18.30 Sportsline
19.00 Sky News Tonight
19.30 The Sky Report
20.00 Sky News Tonight
20.30 Sky World News Tonight
21.00 Sky News Tonight
21.30 Mon-Those Were The Days/Tue-Media News -/Wed-PMQ/
Thu-Movie News/Fri-One On One
22.00 Sky News Tonight
22.30 Sky Showbiz News
23.00 Sky News Tonight
23.30 Sky Press Preview
00.00 Sky Newswatch
00.30 CBS
01.00 Sky Newswatch
02.30 CBS
03.00 Sky Newswatch
04.00 Sky World News
Weekends
06.00 Sunrise
09.00 Saturday/Sunday Live
12.00 Lunchtime Live
12.30 Sat-Those Were The Days/Sun-One On One
13.00 Lunchtime Live
13.30 Sat-7 Days UK/Sun-7 Days World
14.00 Afternoon Live
14.30 Sat-The Week In Politics/Sun-The Week In Business
15.00 Afternoon Live
15.30 Sat- Showbiz Week/Sun-Movie News
16.00 Afternoon Live
16.30 Sat-Media News /Sun-The Week In The Papers
17.00 Teatime live
18.30 Sportsline
19.00 Sky News Tonight
19.30 as 12.30
20.00 Sky News Tonight
20.30 as 13.30
21.00 Sky News Tonight
21.30 as 14.30
22.00 Sky News Tonight
22.30 as 15.30
23.00 Sky News Tonight
23.30 Sky Press Preview
00.00 Sky Newswatch
00.30 as 16.30
01.00 Sky Newswatch
02.30 CBS
03.00 Sky Newswatch
04.00 Sky World News
06.00 Sunrise
09.00 Today
12.00 Lunchtime Live
14.00 Afternoon Live
17.00 Teatime live
18.30 Sportsline
19.00 Sky News Tonight
19.30 The Sky Report
20.00 Sky News Tonight
20.30 Sky World News Tonight
21.00 Sky News Tonight
21.30 Mon-Those Were The Days/Tue-Media News -/Wed-PMQ/
Thu-Movie News/Fri-One On One
22.00 Sky News Tonight
22.30 Sky Showbiz News
23.00 Sky News Tonight
23.30 Sky Press Preview
00.00 Sky Newswatch
00.30 CBS
01.00 Sky Newswatch
02.30 CBS
03.00 Sky Newswatch
04.00 Sky World News
Weekends
06.00 Sunrise
09.00 Saturday/Sunday Live
12.00 Lunchtime Live
12.30 Sat-Those Were The Days/Sun-One On One
13.00 Lunchtime Live
13.30 Sat-7 Days UK/Sun-7 Days World
14.00 Afternoon Live
14.30 Sat-The Week In Politics/Sun-The Week In Business
15.00 Afternoon Live
15.30 Sat- Showbiz Week/Sun-Movie News
16.00 Afternoon Live
16.30 Sat-Media News /Sun-The Week In The Papers
17.00 Teatime live
18.30 Sportsline
19.00 Sky News Tonight
19.30 as 12.30
20.00 Sky News Tonight
20.30 as 13.30
21.00 Sky News Tonight
21.30 as 14.30
22.00 Sky News Tonight
22.30 as 15.30
23.00 Sky News Tonight
23.30 Sky Press Preview
00.00 Sky Newswatch
00.30 as 16.30
01.00 Sky Newswatch
02.30 CBS
03.00 Sky Newswatch
04.00 Sky World News
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I'm not sure if this has been aired on Sky TV channels yet, but there is a seperate promo for http://www.sky.com/skynews/video/videop ... .htmlWorld News Tonight.
I know Sky News have aired seperate promos of their other flagship shows (http://www.sky.com/skynews/video/videop ... tmlSunrise, http://www.sky.com/skynews/video/videop ... 0.htmlLive at 5 and http://www.sky.com/skynews/video/videop ... 00.htmlThe Sky Report), but I'm surprised there arn't any for Kay Burley's Lunchtime Live and the two weekend shows!
I know Sky News have aired seperate promos of their other flagship shows (http://www.sky.com/skynews/video/videop ... tmlSunrise, http://www.sky.com/skynews/video/videop ... 0.htmlLive at 5 and http://www.sky.com/skynews/video/videop ... 00.htmlThe Sky Report), but I'm surprised there arn't any for Kay Burley's Lunchtime Live and the two weekend shows!
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my perfect sky news schedule
weekdays:
06.00 Sunrise w/ Eamonn Holmes and Lorna Dunkley
07.00 Sunrise w/ Eamonn Holmes and Lorna Dunkley
08.00 Sunrise w/ Eamonn Holmes and Lorna Dunkley
09.00 Today w/ Martin Stanford, Steve Dixon and Anna Botting
10.00 Today w/ Martin Stanford, Steve Dixon and Anna Botting
11.00 Today w/ Martin Stanford, Steve Dixon and Anna Botting
12.00 Lunchtime Live w/ Kay Burley
13.00 Today w/ Simon McCoy, Anna Jones and Ginny Buckley
14.00 Today w/ Simon McCoy, Anna Jones and Ginny Buckley
15.00 Today w/ Simon McCoy, Anna Jones and Ginny Buckley
16.00 Your Call w/ Kay Burley
16.30 Sportsline w/ Jon Desborough
17.00 Live at 5 w/ Jeremy Thompson
18.00 Sky Report w/ Julie Etchingham
19.00 Tonight w/ Jeremy Thompson
19.30 Business Report w/ Michael Wilson
20.00 World News Tonight w/ James Rubin
21.00 Tonight w/ Chris Roberts and Emma Crosby
22.00 Sky News at 10 w/ Chris Roberts and Emma Crosby
22.30 Sportsline w/ Nick Powell
23.00 Tonight w/ Chris Roberts and Emma Crosby
00.00 Sky News Overnight w/ various Presenters
00.30 CBS Evening News
01.00 Sky News Overnight w/ various Presenters
02.00 Sky News Overnight w/ various Presenters
03.00 Sky News Overnight w/ various Presenters
03.30 CBS Evening News
04.00 World News Review and Business Report w/ various Presenters
05.00 World News Review and Business Report w/ various Presenters
weekends:
06.00 Sunrise w/ Steven Gaisford and Gilian Joseph
07.00 Sunrise w/ Steven Gaisford and Gilian Joseph
08.00 Sunrise w/ Steven Gaisford and Gilian Joseph
09.00 Today w/ Paula Middlehurst
09.30 Week Review
10.00 Saturday Live / Sunday Live w/ Martin Stanford / Adam Boulton
11.00 Saturday Live / Sunday Live w/ Martin Stanford / Adam Boulton
12.00 Today w/ Paula Middlehurst
13.00 Today w/ Paula Middlehurst
13.30 Travel
14.00 Weekend Live w/ Mark Longhurst
15.00 Weekend Live w/ Mark Longhurst
16.00 Today w/ Paula Middlehurst
16.30 Sportsline Weekend w/ Chris Skudder
17.00 Live at 5 w/ Allan King or Juliette Foster
18.00 Tonight w/ Allan King or Juliette Foster
18.30 Week Review
19.00 Tonight w/ Allan King or Juliette Foster
19.30 Sportsline Weekend w/ Sky Sports News
20.00 Tonight w/ Allan King or Juliette Foster
20.30 Travel
21.00 Tonight w/ Allan King or Juliette Foster
22.00 Sky News at 10 w/ Allan King and Juliette Foster
22.30 Sportsline Weekend w/ Sky Sports News
23.00 Tonight w/ Allan King and Juliette Foster
00.00 Sky News Overnight w/ various Presenters
00.30 CBS Evening News
01.00 Sky News Overnight w/ various Presenters
02.00 Sky News Overnight w/ various Presenters
03.00 Sky News Overnight w/ various Presenters
03.30 CBS Evening News
04.00 Sky News Overnight w/ various Presenters
05.00 Sky News Overnight w/ various Presenters
weekdays:
06.00 Sunrise w/ Eamonn Holmes and Lorna Dunkley
07.00 Sunrise w/ Eamonn Holmes and Lorna Dunkley
08.00 Sunrise w/ Eamonn Holmes and Lorna Dunkley
09.00 Today w/ Martin Stanford, Steve Dixon and Anna Botting
10.00 Today w/ Martin Stanford, Steve Dixon and Anna Botting
11.00 Today w/ Martin Stanford, Steve Dixon and Anna Botting
12.00 Lunchtime Live w/ Kay Burley
13.00 Today w/ Simon McCoy, Anna Jones and Ginny Buckley
14.00 Today w/ Simon McCoy, Anna Jones and Ginny Buckley
15.00 Today w/ Simon McCoy, Anna Jones and Ginny Buckley
16.00 Your Call w/ Kay Burley
16.30 Sportsline w/ Jon Desborough
17.00 Live at 5 w/ Jeremy Thompson
18.00 Sky Report w/ Julie Etchingham
19.00 Tonight w/ Jeremy Thompson
19.30 Business Report w/ Michael Wilson
20.00 World News Tonight w/ James Rubin
21.00 Tonight w/ Chris Roberts and Emma Crosby
22.00 Sky News at 10 w/ Chris Roberts and Emma Crosby
22.30 Sportsline w/ Nick Powell
23.00 Tonight w/ Chris Roberts and Emma Crosby
00.00 Sky News Overnight w/ various Presenters
00.30 CBS Evening News
01.00 Sky News Overnight w/ various Presenters
02.00 Sky News Overnight w/ various Presenters
03.00 Sky News Overnight w/ various Presenters
03.30 CBS Evening News
04.00 World News Review and Business Report w/ various Presenters
05.00 World News Review and Business Report w/ various Presenters
weekends:
06.00 Sunrise w/ Steven Gaisford and Gilian Joseph
07.00 Sunrise w/ Steven Gaisford and Gilian Joseph
08.00 Sunrise w/ Steven Gaisford and Gilian Joseph
09.00 Today w/ Paula Middlehurst
09.30 Week Review
10.00 Saturday Live / Sunday Live w/ Martin Stanford / Adam Boulton
11.00 Saturday Live / Sunday Live w/ Martin Stanford / Adam Boulton
12.00 Today w/ Paula Middlehurst
13.00 Today w/ Paula Middlehurst
13.30 Travel
14.00 Weekend Live w/ Mark Longhurst
15.00 Weekend Live w/ Mark Longhurst
16.00 Today w/ Paula Middlehurst
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jonn0boy+Jan 13 2006, 11:03 PM(jonn0boy @ Jan 13 2006, 11:03 PM)
HOWIE,
Eamonn Holmes is being paid HUGE amounts of money, as the BREAKFAST presenter, so he will probably stay at the breakfast slot till he leaves Sky News.
If there was a re-shuffle, Allan King should be with Paula Middlehurst weekends 5pm-Midnight.
Yeap good point...Paula should be with Allan at weekends. Helen Fospero seems to be getting a bigger bite of the cherry across at Five News.
Yet I do have to say that I rate Juliette Foster as a presenter. She has a lot of enthusiasm and has a bit up and go about her (she also has a warm personality) I would like to see her back with Chris weekday evenings. I am a fan of Gillian, yet think Juliette is a stronger and friendlier anchor.
I am not a fan of the three presenter system. I also would like Sportsline to remain, yet with one nightly slot.
Finally, how about John Suchet coming over to Sky News from Five, when Kirsty comes back from maternity leave (I know she is not on this yet).
HOWIE,
Eamonn Holmes is being paid HUGE amounts of money, as the BREAKFAST presenter, so he will probably stay at the breakfast slot till he leaves Sky News.
If there was a re-shuffle, Allan King should be with Paula Middlehurst weekends 5pm-Midnight.
Yeap good point...Paula should be with Allan at weekends. Helen Fospero seems to be getting a bigger bite of the cherry across at Five News.
Yet I do have to say that I rate Juliette Foster as a presenter. She has a lot of enthusiasm and has a bit up and go about her (she also has a warm personality) I would like to see her back with Chris weekday evenings. I am a fan of Gillian, yet think Juliette is a stronger and friendlier anchor.
I am not a fan of the three presenter system. I also would like Sportsline to remain, yet with one nightly slot.
Finally, how about John Suchet coming over to Sky News from Five, when Kirsty comes back from maternity leave (I know she is not on this yet).