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Because unfortunately, ITV don't have a secondary analogue service to which shunt their childrens programming on to. They had already devoted much of their days schedule to the war anyway, and as it is a constantly evolving situation it is impossible to predict when such a significant event may occur and whether to stick with rolling news or return to a normal schedule.
Surely you have to admit, that as a terrestrial commercial channel that ITV have devoted significant amounts of the ITV1 schedule to the war overall.
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Katherine posted:
Why didn't ITV break their programming to show this? I kept flicking over to see which other terrestrials channels were showing these potentially historic scenes and BBC1 were the only ones that bothered!!
Because unfortunately, ITV don't have a secondary analogue service to which shunt their childrens programming on to. They had already devoted much of their days schedule to the war anyway, and as it is a constantly evolving situation it is impossible to predict when such a significant event may occur and whether to stick with rolling news or return to a normal schedule.
Surely you have to admit, that as a terrestrial commercial channel that ITV have devoted significant amounts of the ITV1 schedule to the war overall.