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ecoman | 09:32 Sat 09th Jul 2005 | Film, Media & TV
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Why does ITV insist on putting the news on in between films? It's bad enough having commercial breaks, but this takes the biscuit.
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They probably do this ecoman because people tune in at 10 especially for the news.  I know what you mean though it is annoying when you are in the middle of a drama/film or whatever.  On the other hand however with BBC you dont get a break at all not even to go to the toilet.

ecoman,

I couldn't agree more.To add insult to injury,after the news you get just the last 30 minutes of the film,and I find by then all the tension/drama has been lost.Why can't ITV just put the news on AFTER the film,it's beyond me.

but Peri,

When they do this (usually to a James Bond Film) the news is on at 10.30(not 10.00) and then from 11.00~11.30 you get the last half hour of the film.There is no sense to it!

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