news. i'll catch up on the itv hub for that. news, i watch channel 5 news, i also look at bbc news at 10 as well, and the next day, i will check in on the american bulletins as well because it's just a habit i've had over the last decade and it's hard to reel yourself away from it. you've got an impressive cv — the first woman editor of a network tv news show in the uk when you took the reins at itv news. you then moved to america to head up nbc news, and then to become president of nbc, one of america's big three networks. what made you want to get into journalism in the first place? you know, when i was about 15, i started volunteering on a local newspaper site that was looking for a reporter in local schools to talk about what was going on in the school. it was the hitching and stevenage gazette, and i started really enjoying it. and then, as i went from there to start doing local music reviews of a local music venue that often attracted some quite good bands, and realised i could get good access behind the scenes and start do

there were nine series on itv over the last, . gosh, however many years. 15 years, and it's been off air. - but we did change it up quite a lot. - we felt like it needed - new1 million. that was a discussion we had i with itv about creating a stunt week, but we felt like _ a two—player game would make it far more interesting. we introduced a different lifeline as a result of thatj because we felt like it's great| to have something evergreen. it's a format like — - game shows are so hard to get right. if you've got one that actually works, don't change that. - well, except, at some point, somebody must�*ve decided that it didn't work, at least not sufficiently enough to stay on the television. and then, what, five years elapsed and you all come back and decide, actually, now is the moment to revive it. i wonder what the dynamics of all that is. oh, gosh, i won't go - on for ages 'cause i think this stuff is really complicated. - i was at itv for many years when the cube was on, - so i obviously wasn't i running objective then. and i think what you do, . with all shows, is you tend to look at it and think, | "how can we improve? "does it need _ something chan

new chair. he is the former ceo of itv, royal mail. he comes with a lot of experience under his belt.hank you so much, dani burger with some of the stocks to watch. the other stock we are watching is bhp. the one thing we have been trying to figure out is exactly how much demand because of lockdowns we just saw a new zealand, we just such china going into partial lockdowns the last couple of days, and i think it has been six or seven days. the impact this has on commodities. together story with bhp is that it is changing and structure in australia, mark. mark: look, on the first point about what this means for global trade in terms of commodities and the lockdowns we are seeing in new zealand australia, i think people are getting much more negative about growth. we have to remember we are in the height of the summer. we are missing a large chunk. we don't have all the different views and angles fighting arguments out. therefore, it is easy for narratives to get a little bit run away with themselves. i think we might see more risk aversion in the next couple of weeks. we get some scare