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The ITV network has been granted a judicial review of the Independent Television Commission's order that it should move its nightly news programme from 23:00 to an earlier time.
Falling audience figures prompted the ITC in June to ask ITV to move the news bulletin in question to an earlier slot in the evening; initially ITV refused, and in response the ITC made the request an order.
The Nightly News bulletin was originally created after ITV removed News at Ten from its prime-time lineup, a move which attracted significant criticism. Audience figures for the replacement programme, screened at 11pm, have been less than impressive.
Falling audience figures prompted the ITC in June to ask ITV to move the news bulletin in question to an earlier slot in the evening; initially ITV refused, and in response the ITC made the request an order.
The Nightly News bulletin was originally created after ITV removed News at Ten from its prime-time lineup, a move which attracted significant criticism. Audience figures for the replacement programme, screened at 11pm, have been less than impressive.
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