and channel 4 always has been, right?have to think we'll only be on our, as it used to be called, "walled garden" or will only be on our owned and operated service. you know, we've been making agreements with sky for a long time. we've got lots up on youtube. we were the first to make a deal with snap. we were the first to make a deal with tiktok. those things have really benefited us. it's my belief that you've kind of got to fish where the fish are. and do you thank you can make money off that? or that just helps making money? you're making money and that's your pre—roll advertising orfrom advertising in it and from partnership deals. we've got four studio. that team i mentioned earlier that we set up in leeds, which is a huge digital growth story in yorkshire last year, 1a billion views, you know, that's generated through youtube, facebook, snap, tiktok. it's all about us getting the reach to the young audience, 16—2lis on those platforms where they are, because we've got to follow them. and if i was sitting here in fi

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welcome too to the headquarters of channel 4 in central london.ns of the broadcaster. so we're going to look through all of the issues that this raises with our guest today, the ceo of channel 4, alex mahon. alex, thank you very much indeed forjoining us. this wasn't the outcome you wanted. so where did it go wrong? well, i'm not sure that it went wrong. i mean, obviously, this is the government's decision to make.

it's the bafta televison awards later with the channel 4 series it's a sin, about a group of friendso mzimba is at the royal festival hall in london, where the stars will be arriving shortly. lizo. some of the biggest names in television will be coming down this red carpet in the next two or three hours. ranging from the likes of graham norton tojody comber. the baftas represent the pinnacle of achievement for so many people. in the television industry. as you said, the programme with the most nominations, its a sin from writer russell t davies, the show that had a huge social impact helping to raise hundreds of thousands of pounds for hiv aids charities. it's a sin, channel 4's powerful, vibrant drama about the impact of the aids crisis has six nominations. cancer is not a thing that can get caught... it's up for best miniseries while five of its performers, including 0llie alexander and lydia west have acting nominations. why do you call it the pink palace? mummy dearest bought little ritchie lots of things from home. and look, she bought him this. camp, orwhat? when you can get a

stars are gathering on the red carpet for the bafta television awards in london, with with channel 4 it's a sin leading the nominations. actor ncuti gatwa is the new doctor who. best known for netflix series sex education, he'll take over from jodie whittaker as the time lord next year. the northern ireland secretary, brandon lewis, has said the uk government will work to fix issues with the northern ireland protocol, in the wake of the outcome of the elections for the stormont executive this week. sinn fein became the largest party in the executive for the first time, with the democratic unionist party's vote splintering over concerns about the protocol, which has seen a trade border effectively erected in the irish sea between the uk and northern ireland. the dup is refusing to nominate a deputy first minister in the stomont power sharing arrangement between unionist and nationalist parties in the executive. my colleague annita mcveigh is at stormont. thanks very much. stormont, where the northern ireland assembly sits and where it should work, if everything was going according to

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the channel 4 drama it's a sin leads the nominations.atwa has been announced as the new doctor who. he'll take over from jodie whittaker next year. it feels really amazing. it's a true honour, this role is an institution. it's so iconic and it means a lot to so many people, including myself. hello. the northern ireland secretary brandon lewis says he'll be at stormont tomorrow to meet party leaders, to urge them to get a power sharing government back up and running. results from the northern ireland assembly elections made sinn fein the largest party — the first time that has been the case for a nationalist party. but the second largest party, the democratic unionists, say they are not prepared to go into government with sinn fein unless new post—brexit trading rules are scrapped. our correspondent emma vardy reports from stormont. the last couple of days have been monumental for northern ireland the last couple of days have been monumentalfor northern ireland but actually, the problems here remain largely the same. the dup's opposition

the channel 4 drama it's a sin leads the nominations. and actor ncuti gatwa is the new doctor who.known for netflix series sex education, he'll take over from jodie whittaker as the time lord next year. it feels really amazing. it's a true honour, this role is an institution. it's so iconic and it means a lot to so many people, including myself. the northern ireland secretary brandon lewis has said the uk government will work to fix issues with the northern ireland protocol in the wake of the outcome of the elections for the stormont executive this week. sinn fein became the largest party in the executive for the first time with the democratic unionist party's vote splintering over concerns about the protocol which has seen a trade border effectively erected in the irish sea between britain and northern ireland. my colleague annita mcveigh is at stormont, annita. thank you very much. stormont, home of the northern ireland assembly, when it is working properly. politicians i spoke to over the last couple of days to me we will be back at work on monday. that doesn't mean they will be

watch the cases in the project on belarus 24 tv channel. 4 today we are talking about alcoholism as aof social dependence of such a game in which everyone has their own role to enjoy. we will find out our heroine from the dark room to get out of this vicious circle right now. i once again went to my parents. she began to complain to poke me, maybe nailed it. here is such a situation. what an unfortunate kind of poor, then more, have pity on me or there i don’t know what to do. and to which my dad replied. you know, he says, you come, you say the same thing, i like to listen to how bad he is, some good. how are you doing this. well, says i already said muscles. i no longer want what's tired of saying so. so what to do to speak? i don't understand what to do. he was looking. try to leave. on the 12 by 12 steps program there are such groups to help relatives friends. well, friends of alcoholics. here, perhaps, they will help you there . at that time, my father had already entered the 12 step program. he worked on it for a while and things started to change. that is, he began to change, h

coming up at a30, the media show — ros atkins speaks to the chief executive of channel 4 about its future and welcome to bbc news. finland's government has announced it will apply to join nato. its parliament is expected to approve the application within days. sweden is likely to do the same. nato foreign ministers, who are meeting in berlin, say they want a rapid accession because of the crisis in ukraine. the secretary general of nato, jens stoltenberg, welcomed finland's application, and said it would increase nato�*s shared security. president putin has already called finland's move "a mistake." from berlin, our europe correspondent, nick beake, reports. a fresh aerial attack lights the sky above the besieged mariupol steelworks. this is where the last of the city's defenders have been holed up, a final ukrainian stand against a relentless russian bombardment. but as well as by land and by sea, russia continues its assault from the air, focusing its fight on the donbas region. here in the german capital, foreign ministers from nato countries shoulder—to—shoulder, pledging support for

that strength of character has been on display recently, as dylan took part in channel 4's extreme resilienceight his mum was killed. my little sister comes running out. she's just like, "mum's gone," you know, "mum's gone." "come on, we'll find her, we'll find her." and, unfortunately, my mum got caught in the head. she was pronounced dead the next day. and, er, that's your new reality. i had to become a man straight away. the last few years have been tough, but dylan finds that golf gives him an escape. chances. bit of golf in that, as well, bit of golf in that! it's just that release for me. it's perfect. and i hold golf accountable for me getting myself right, because it was incredibly tough, obviously, to go through that, what my family went through. butjust having that freedom to, you know, clear your mind, and golf really brought that out of me. so, you know, i'm thankfulfor it. hand forward. dylan spent a lot of time with his friend sam, who's a golf pro. and what started off as a bit of coaching has now become a serious fundraising effort. they've organised charity tournaments to ben

now you've got amazingly broad agenda reform of the bbc, privatisation of channel 4, data protection,y. haven't possibly got time to ask you about all of those, but the one i'm always told is your passion, the one everybody says is the one that really motivates you is the online harms bill. just for people for whom that just sounds like a piece of impenetrable jargon, what is it that happens now that you are claiming that you were secretary of state with a new law can stop happening in the future? i was in health before i got to this job, and one of the my roles as a health minister was to receive the prevention of future death reports from coroners, which broke my heart. i would read reports from coroners about young people who had taken their own life because harmful algorithms on a social media platform had taken them down some very dark pathways. and so i spoke to young people i heard constantly stories about how bullying no longer is left at the school gate, how bullying follows young people and young children home into their homes, into their bedrooms, on their mobile phones. an

joe wilson — anne robinson has announced she's stepping down from hosting the channel 4 quiz show countdownomen at the wrong end of their seventies — as she put it — were in care homes, playing bingo. sir billy connolly is to be given this year's bafta fellowship, in honour of a career spanning more than five decades. the comedian and actor, who's 79, will receive the honour at the bafta television awards on sunday. sir billy was diagnosed with parkinson's in 2013, and retired from live performances five years later, but has continued to record programmes and make tv appearances. one of fashion's biggest events, the met gala, was held in new york last night, with 400 names from the worlds of music, film and sport dressing to the theme of gilded glamour. the annual fundraiser for new york's metropolitan museum of art is known for its lavish and outrageous outfits, and last night was no exception. steffan powell has more. if you've had a browse through social media this morning, then you might have seen some of these striking numbers. from hollywood actor blake lively�*s intricate but fairly

with us to swim for happiness in white boats happy vyshyvanka day of ukrainians your espresso channel on april 4, the rrt concert illegally turned off the digital airwaves ukrainian independent tv channels espresso the fifth and direct a petition was registered on the website of the cabinet of ministers of ukraine demanding the return in the digital terrier ukrainian tv channels to sign the petition first you need to register, it's very simple go to the website petition in you.gov.ua there go to the registration tab and enter all your data, say your phone number and email, confirm all your data, enter the code that will be sent to your mobile, create a password, it will certify that you are not a robot, give consent to the processing of personal data, check all your data again and click the register button to complete the registration , go to your specified email address, where the letter will arrive site, click the link in the letter that will return you to the petition site, enter your email password, enter , return to the main page of the petition site, open the petition for the return of the

lukash damsky well, we will talk with khrystyna tomorrow, stay off the tv channel april 4, the rrt concerte website of the cabinet of ministers of ukraine, which demands the return of digital ether ukrainian tv channels to sign the petition first you need to register, it's very simple go to the website petition.tmu.gov.ua there go to the tab registration and enter all your data enter your phone number and email confirm all your data enter the code that will be sent to your mobile create a password certify that you are not a robot give consent to the processing of personal data check all your data again and click the register button to complete registration go to your specified email where the site letter will arrive click on the link in the letter we will return you to the petition site be your email password enter we will return to the main page of the petition site open a petition for the return to the digital air of ukrainian tv channels espresso of the fifth and direct press the button to sign the petition the inscription signed will appear your signature is confirmed and taken into ac

buryatia, 4 dozen paratroopers significantly increased the group of firefighters who fought the fire in the tonkin national park. further news of the regions, not switch. the morning on the russia channel the events of the moscow region in the capital are returning to the march weather, the atmospheric front, the west will carry a cold snap, the temperature in the morning will be plus 4-6 in the afternoon 8-10 degrees, there will be light rains, the northwest wind will intensify in places up to 18 m / s. the pressure remains at the normal 745 mm hg , the following days are possible night frosts, but the arctic invasion will be short-lived at the end of the working week. the clouds will begin to dissipate at the weekend, the thermometers will show plus 17. today on 6 days ahead of schedule, a section of the lublinsko-dmitrovskaya line begins to operate. dubrovka volzhskaya, it was closed during the construction of a transfer to the station bkl. printers , according to sergei sobyanin, now passengers will be able to save up to half an hour a day when traveling to neighboring areas. it will become a third freer for the station of the same name on the light green line. i will add that whil

yes and and you know, so you and i was students at what pat collins who's now over channel 4, but work for jim tonight. he called that the gym snyder school of journalism. here tell us about the big guy about jim snyder. first jim snyder said years later when somebody asked him, what's your biggest accomplishment at channel 9 and he said well it really too turning pat collins and bruce johnson into television reporters. he told me that but a taskmaster i mean in shadow coty. you know was the phd program jim jim snyder was the post post phd program his favorite line to me was did you get away that in cincinnati? just and keep in mind. i was kind of like one of the last pieces of this incredible teeny to put together. i mean you and max robinson is anchors jc hayward maureen bunyan glen brenner came at about about the time. i did andrea mitchell who still would nbc susan king bob strickland. wow. it was like an all-star team. i had to find my place, but before i got fired, you know because you had to be good he would let you go. and so i thought i died and going to journalism have the di

i suppose the i worrying thing about this, like the woman on channel 4 talking about how desperate shearing how she would pay for her energy bills. very distressing to hear and not untypical. i there's another point on this about the economic knock on effect. if people are spending that big a proportion on their income, whether it's fixed or whatever it may be, they aren't spending that money on other things? and if they don't spend on other things, than other businesses suffer and you get caught in a very nasty cycle?- caught in a very nasty cycle? that's true, it is caught in a very nasty cycle? that's true. it is not _ caught in a very nasty cycle? that's true, it is notjust _ caught in a very nasty cycle? that's true, it is notjust energy _ caught in a very nasty cycle? that's true, it is notjust energy prices - true, it is notjust energy prices go true, it is notjust energy prices 9° up, true, it is notjust energy prices go up, food prices are through the roof. so what we are seeing as prices rise for the things which it's hardest to cut back on and most damaging to cut back on, b

but a treasure hunt and channel 4 were brilliant _ treasure hunt and channel 4 were brilliant because want people to - much. we are really looking forward to it. if you want people to get - much. we are really looking forward to it. if you want people to get in i to it. if you want people to get in touch with challenge ideas, i think carol might have won. her computer has not been working, how it?! i have got the weather. i didn't know when you are coming to me. good morning. this morning we are looking at a mixture of bright spells, sunshine and scattered showers. as we go through the day some of the showers are likely to be heavy, potentially thundery in the far south—eastern corner and eastern areas as well. in the afternoon though, with a ridge of high pressure building towards the west, things are settling down quite nicely. many of the showers will fade. it is going to be a breezy day today. temperatures 11 to 18 degrees. as we head through the evening and overnight, many of the showers will fade. we will have clearer skies. towards the west we have got a lot of cloud and then w

channel . yes it took us 4 hours to call. here and now, now you can get our dances, get it, insert it.ow, i see that i've been less smitten with her so, of course, let's put it that way. the crumbs are still brewed and there would be fat and it also needs to be cleaned up like that. ok. well, as if we throw out the stop. yes, you throw his dog went carrot dog for 3 you can grater me like this. well, troshki the third part in general for me. uh, the most valuable one is in this scar. what part so here is the scar itself. here he is very tasty texture gorgeous that is, it's going to throw out gorgeous no. it just doesn't fit ours. so to say today's dish is roulette, and in no case should you throw it away. and what will you do with it? we'll cook sometime. damn, real good tasty flasks. this is all that is needed, this is necessary so that you and i do not suffer later. when we're right. yes, you will roll. so and so we define with you, and i already decided we turn over and look, you see, the scar how goes. yes, if you and i wrap it up like this, then it will go to someone alone. and if

lucky, my family is now safe and i continued to work where i am needed on the espresso tv channel, but unfortunately 4l of this year, the state concert of the republic of tatarstan turned off the espresso tv channel from the crooked broadcast of t2. now i came to lviv in order to continue working in the eu press, but my current dream, one small one, not even to return home, but at least to have one normality to work first , was taken away from me by the russian authorities my house and the opportunity to live in my hometown, now the ukrainian authorities are trying to take away from me the opportunity to work in the profession of informing ukrainian viewers, we refute the russian fakes, we explain to people where the truth is and where the lies are, we record the crimes of the russian occupiers so that the karabakh does not pass them by, we will definitely stand up because we are fighting for the country of our children, we simply do not have these options, we will stand as much as we have to give it back, please with our broadcasting i am sure that they need us presidents zelenskyi return expresso to

my family is safe now and i continued to work where i am needed on the espresso tv channel, but unfortunately on april 4 of this year, the state concert of the republic of tatarstan turned off the espresso tv channel from regular broadcasting, t2 came to lviv in order to continue the work of the tv channel espresso, but you destroyed my current dream, one small one, not even to return home, but at least to have one normality, to work first, the russian authorities took away my house and the opportunity to live in my native in the city, now the ukrainian authorities are trying to take away from me the opportunity to work in my profession, to inform ukrainian viewers, we refute russian fakes, we explain to people where the truth is and where lies, we record the crimes of the russian occupiers so that the punishment does not pass them by, we will certainly stand up because we are fighting for the country our children, we simply do not have these options, we will stand for so long , we must return our broadcasting to the ukrainians, please, i am sure that they need us, president zelenskyi, return expresso t

for the whole night turned into a media museum the voice of siberia soviet siberia a big city channel ntn 4 they recall all the most significant publications of the city that have ever been now an abandoned tower was once a symbol television of novosibirsk for more than 15 years, local journalists reflected the pulse of the city in their reports. in the urals , the night turned out to be not the warmest, therefore in yekaterinburg the outdoor area was greatly inferior the fact that under the roof inside out, filming for everyone was shown at the sverdlovsk film studio, as if the already built room of, say, the nineties and eighties, which, again, are ready for filming all today's filming from sitcoms. i am filmed approximately, but not, of course, in such spaces, but close to that. in samara, the military history museum of the central military district aroused the interest of visitors, in addition to the indoor halls, outdoor expositions dedicated to military history from the middle ages to modernity, special creativity surprised in chersonese tauride, there they arranged a journey through

. >> but that's going to do it for all of us here at channel 4 news. you stay classy, san diego.rk on the teleprompter. >> anita: elon musk calling president biden an empty suit. saying the real commander in chief is whoever is behind his teleprompter, and a specific group of people democrats put first, before the will of the american people. >> john: who musk says is really calling the shots and his warning about where we could be headed as a nation. welcome back as "america reports" rolls into a second hour. hello again to you, anita. >> anita: i'm in for sandra today. elon musk sounding off about everything from twitter to inflation and rising prices. the news all new at 2:00. >> john: fox news alert get ready for the day you see $5 a gallon gas and don't do a double take. analysts warn we are on track for that being the norm, if it isn't already where you live. this is today's national average of 4.52 a gallon, the eighth straight day of new record high prices with no signs of slowing. >> anita: say it isn't so. according to aaa, six states have average prices above $5 a gall

signal never appeared, search espresso on the internet is our youtube channel espresso ukrainian view thank you for watching april 4 concert rrt illegally turned off the digital ethereer ukrainian independent tv channels espresso the fifth and direct a petition has been registered on the website of the cabinet of ministers of ukraine, which demands that ukrainian tv channels be returned to the digital air in order to sign the petition first it is very easy to register. go to the website petition in you.gov.ua there go to the registration tab and enter all your data, say your phone number and email, confirm all your data enter the code that will be sent to your mobile create a password that will certify that you are not a robot give consent to the processing of personal data check all your data again and click the register button to complete the registration go to your specified email address where the letter from the site will arrive click on the link in the letter that will return the petition site be an email password enter return to the main page of the petition site open the petition about the return to the dig

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channel. the same is true true of bbc four which has a lot of archive material and will grow to being digital. radio 4 what is that going to mean? ithink— one. what did that -- what is that going to mean? i think the i one. what did that -- what is that going to mean? i think the idea i one. what did that -- what is that going to mean? i think the idea isj going to mean? i think the idea is there will be _ going to mean? i think the idea is there will be a _ going to mean? i think the idea is there will be a singular _ going to mean? i think the idea is there will be a singular service i there will be a singular service which all the bbcjournalists will be able to contribute to so that shouldn't have an impact on whether the bbc has a destination for breaking news. overall these changes will mean job cuts, breaking news. overall these changes will meanjob cuts, so breaking news. overall these changes will mean job cuts, so there will be “p will mean job cuts, so there will be up to 1000 fewer people employed in the public funded part of the bbc. what you had as a bbc that is not just changing shape at

channel 4's �*it�*s a sin' leads the way with 11 nominations, whilejodie comer, kate winslet and seanz from home. and look, she bought him this. camp, or what? when you can get a role that educates and entertains together and tells such an important story that's not in our uk curriculum, that we don't often learn about in the historical period, it's just so amazing to have that, to be part of that story. it's 3.30. in the morning? tony, tony, please, please. jodie comer is nominated for best actress and steven graham for best actor for help. the drama about the care home hit by the covid crisis has four nominations in total. steven graham is also nominated for the prison drama, time, alongside sean bean. sky's, drama comedy landscapers about decades—old murder has two nominations, including one for david thewlis for best actor. good evening. there is also a pair of nominations for netflix's comedy drama series series sex education, including one for ncuti gatwa, who is up for a best comedy performance award. yes, it is as camp as hell. two nominations, too, for sitcom we are lady part

8:00 a.m. watch the news of the economy during the war i'm andrii on espresso tv channels together we will win on april 4e rrt concert was illegally turned off the digital air ukrainian independent tv channels espresso the fifth and direct, a petition was registered on the website of the cabinet of ministers of ukraine, demanding the return to the digital air of ukrainian tv channels to sign the petition first you need to register, it's very simple go to the website petition.keugov.ua there go to the registration tab and enter all your data, enter your phone number and email, confirm all your data, enter the code that will be sent to your mobile, create a password, it will confirm that you are not a robot, give your consent to the processing of personal data, check all your data again and click the register button to complete the registration , go to your specified email where the letter will arrive of the site click on the link in the letter that will now turn to the petition site enter your email password enter we return to the main page of the petition site open the petition about the return to the di