It's as we discussed the other week - a short newsflash is really an invitation to the audience to switch to a news channel. They tend to only do them if they are in a position to do a lengthy piece of rolling news coverage.
Interesting to see ITV going for this one. Easier to get people in the area when it's London, or saving face from their lack of effort overnight the other week?
BBC One NI had a brief flash of the network slide after Clique before using their (arguably nicer) one first shown the other week.
EDIT: Has ITV News been on or not? Not clear as I'm watching the BBC (mainly) and just switched over to ITV.
ITV News covered the breaking news briefly in their late bulletin earlier.
The EPG is currently saying that there should be an ITV News Report from 11.45 to 12.15, but they're currently showing the scheduled programme The Chase and no mention of the news was included in the preceding continuity announcement.
Meanwhile ITV News have tweeted they are going on air at 12.10, no idea if this is simply a newsflash or rolling news throughout the night like the BBC.
EDIT: EPG has been updated and it appears that ITV will be going with rolling news.
Are we getting an ITV News Report as my EPG says? I can't believe our biggest commercical broadcaster is currently airing a repeat of 'The Chase'.
You really would have thought they'd have learnt from the Manchester attack.
What are our second and third biggest commercial broadcasters doing?
As ITV doesn't have a rolling news channel, immediate coverage would have been even more lacking than BBC & SKY, so rather than one fixed camera and one eyewitness and nobody knowing anything except what they'd read on Twitter, they'd likely have neither.