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Again, that's bobbins.
Wales have AM:PM, Dragon's Eye, not sure where Assembly Live has gone, but there's First Ministers Questions quite often on a weekday afternoon. And it may only be watched by four people and a cleaner, but there's S4C-2 from the BBC, a whole channel for Welsh political activities.
Northern Ireland did have political programming provision, but if it escaped your notice, there hasn't been a parliament there these last couple of years.
Wales doesn't need a Newsnight opt because its devolved powers are limited only to health, education and transport. It's nowhere near on the scale of Scotland.
Phileas Fogg posted:
The full-mix of home grown current affairs you talk about is true in Scotland, but less so in the other regions. Nobody else has a regional opt-out for Newsnight anymore. Why not?
Again, that's bobbins.
Wales have AM:PM, Dragon's Eye, not sure where Assembly Live has gone, but there's First Ministers Questions quite often on a weekday afternoon. And it may only be watched by four people and a cleaner, but there's S4C-2 from the BBC, a whole channel for Welsh political activities.
Northern Ireland did have political programming provision, but if it escaped your notice, there hasn't been a parliament there these last couple of years.
Wales doesn't need a Newsnight opt because its devolved powers are limited only to health, education and transport. It's nowhere near on the scale of Scotland.
Last edited by TVDragon on 16 February 2004 8:54pm