Your News

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Your News was a weekly BBC News television programme made from user-generated content sent into the BBC by viewers and the public.^[1]

Broadcast

The programme was broadcast every weekend on the BBC News at 3:30pm and 10:30pm on Saturday and Sunday. Usually, the current episode could be watched on the BBC News website^[2] as well as on BBC iPlayer.

The pilot, filmed in Welwyn Garden City, was first broadcast on 25 November 2006. Every week the programme was shot in different locations around the UK, which included Carlisle, Belfast, Manchester and Barnstaple.

Presenters

Your News was fronted by various BBC presenters including Amanda Davies, Konnie Huq, Laura Jones, James Dagwell, Manish Bhasin, Adam Parsons, Thalia Pellegrini and Alex Stanger. The final Your News was broadcast on the weekend of 20 and 21 December 2008 which was presented by Adam Parsons and Laura Jones.

References

↑ BBC News 24 launches the first all user-generated news programme BBC Press Office, 24 November 2006
↑ What's been making your news? BBC News, 9 September 2008

External links

Your News at BBC Online

BBC News

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TV channels

Radio stations

Online services

BBC News Online

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Programmes

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Defunct	The 7 O'Clock News Asia Today BBC Nine O'Clock News Breakfast News Breakfast Time Breakfast with Frost Business Breakfast Despatch Box The Hub Have Your Say Nationwide Politics Show Sixty Minutes STORYFix Television Newsreel Tonight Westminster Live Working Lunch World Briefing The World Today

People

Presenters	George Alagiah Matthew Amroliwala Ros Atkins Zeinab Badawi Owen Bennett-Jones Rachael Bland Ben Brown Fiona Bruce James Coomarasamy Ellie Crisell Martine Croxall Declan Curry Dan Damon Evan Davis Martine Dennis Peter Dobbie David Eades Chris Eakin Huw Edwards Mike Embley Gavin Esler Tim Franks Joanna Gosling Nik Gowing Karin Giannone Jane Hill Rico Hizon Lucy Hockings John Humphrys Mishal Husain Razia Iqbal Katty Kay Martha Kearney Riz Lateef Shaun Ley Sharanjit Leyl Sian Lloyd Sophie Long Deborah Mackenzie Kasia Madera Eddie Mair Emily Maitlis Julian Marshall Maxine Mawhinney Lerato Mbele Simon McCoy Nuala McGovern James Menendez Louise Minchin Sarah Montague Naga Munchetty Clive Myrie James Naughtie Nicholas Owen Jeremy Paxman Carolyn Quinn Sophie Raworth Susanna Reid Stephen Sackur Valerie Sanderson Ritula Shah Babita Sharma Kate Silverton Jon Sopel Charlie Stayt Bill Turnbull Jeremy Vine Kirsty Wark Justin Webb Tim Willcox Sian Williams Julian Worricker

Editors	Kamal Ahmed (Business) David Bond (Sports) Jeremy Bowen (Middle East) Mark Easton (Home Affairs) Carrie Gracie (China) Will Gompertz (Arts) Gavin Hewitt (Europe) Mark Mardell (North America) Robert Peston (Economics) Nick Robinson (Political) David Shukman (Science) John Simpson (World Affairs) Ian Katz (Newsnight)

Chief & Senior Correspondents	Lyse Doucet (Chief international Correspondent & contributing editor) Yalda Hakim (Senior Contributing Correspondent) Linda Yueh (Chief Business Correspondent) Caroline Wyatt (Chief Defence Correspondent) Norman Smith (Chief Political Correspondent - News Channel) John Pienaar (Chief Political Correspondent - Radio 5 Live)' Gary O'Donoghue (Chief Political Correspondent - Radio Four) Frank Gardner (Senior Security Correspondent) Dan Roan (Chief Sports Correspondent) Laura Kuenssberg (Chief Correspondent Newsnight) Hugh Pym (Chief Economics Correspondent & contributing editor)

contributing editors	Reeta Chakrabarti Bridget Kendall Lyse Doucet Hugh Pym Alison Holt Rupert Wingfield-Hayes = Executives

Fran Unsworth Peter Horrocks (Director, BBC Global News)

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