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Nov 2, 2026

Richie AllenHOST
18:47
Halloween, Saturday and yesterday, Sunday.
Richie AllenHOST
18:50
Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets, didn't they? Covered by the BBC, Sky, Channel 4 News.
Richie AllenHOST
18:57
What are they protesting against? Well, rising living costs, yes.
Richie AllenHOST
19:01
Deteriorating public services, yes.
EnriqueHOST
46:11
Bien, bien, continuamos, ¿mm? Marzo de 2018: la caída en cámara oculta.
EnriqueHOST
46:19
El canal británico Channel 4 News grabó en secreto a Alexander Nix admitiendo tácticas ilegales, extorsión y sex traps.
EnriqueHOST
46:32
Nix ofreció enviar chicas ucranianas a rivales políticos para grabarlos en situaciones comprometidas.
EnriqueHOST
46:40
[ríe] Como ahora que está saliendo todo, cómo unos consiguen prostitutas para otros.
Rachel CorpGUEST
19:42
But I think continuing that awareness.
Rachel CorpGUEST
19:46
And, for example, Channel 4 News, which is part of ITN, have a real commitment to telling international stories.
Rachel CorpGUEST
19:52
And sometimes at points when other people have slightly abandoned stories, they'll commit to it and continue doing it.
Rachel CorpGUEST
19:58
And I, yeah, I think that is public service journalism all over.
Rachel CorpGUEST
24:41
You could put one in, which then allows the others to go and do the original journalism, the stuff that's bespoke for their different audiences.
Rachel CorpGUEST
24:49
So I had to go in having no favourite child for a start.
Rachel CorpGUEST
24:52
having just come from ITV News and having run Channel 5 News and knowing Channel 4 News very well.
Rachel CorpGUEST
24:58
So you need to sit in a sort of different place.
Caitlin MoranGUEST
8:31
And when I finally did an audit of how much news I, I was consuming in the week, it was over 18 hours.
Caitlin MoranGUEST
8:37
I would be listening to the radio in the morning, then in the evening I'd do Channel Four News, News Night, Question Time.
Caitlin MoranGUEST
8:41
If it was an election year in America, I'd do the Incident Room with Wolf Blitzer on CNN.
Caitlin MoranGUEST
8:46
Um, I was reading all the papers every day, I did all the Sunday papers, and I was also on social media all the time.
Krishnan Guru-MurthyHOST
41:56
It's been great.
Krishnan Guru-MurthyHOST
41:57
You can watch all of these interviews on the Channel 4 News YouTube channel.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
42:00
Until next time, bye-bye.
Katie RazzallHOST
1:35
Is TV news still fit for purpose? That's the argument at the centre of a growing debate about how journalism reaches audiences, who increasingly get their news from podcasts, YouTube and social media rather than traditional TV.
Ros AtkinsHOST
1:48
To discuss this, we were joined by two prominent British journalists, the Channel 4 News lead presenter, Krishnan Gurumurthy, and Lewis Goodall, presenter of The News Agents and Sunday with Lewis Goodall on LBC.
Ros AtkinsHOST
2:01
If you watched a
Lewis GoodallGUEST
2:02
television news edition from 2006, I don't think you would find much different to watching one in 2026.
Lewis GoodallGUEST
5:47
So
Ros AtkinsHOST
5:47
there is the thesis.
Ros AtkinsHOST
5:49
Krishnan from Channel 4 News, what do you make of it?
Krishnan Guru-MurthyGUEST
5:52
Look, can we get better? Should we innovate? Should we bring in new talent? Yes, we always should.
Claire WhitakerGUEST
11:15
Because clips often are the highlights, the most catchy bits of a full in-depth investigative report.
Claire WhitakerGUEST
11:23
So recently here in the UK, Channel 4 News did a big expose on, you may have heard of Reform, Nigel Farage, on his party finances and the fact that they're making money from a foreign donor, which is against all the laws here.
Claire WhitakerGUEST
11:37
So the clips went crazy.
Claire WhitakerGUEST
11:39
That's where I saw it.
Jon SnowSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:53
300,000 of the youngsters who access it are here in Britain.
Jon SnowSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:56
Now Channel 4 News can reveal that the children's online gaming site Habbo Hotel is inhabited by paedophiles.
Jon SnowSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:03
Investigating the site over a period of months, this programme has discovered that users, some as young as nine, are bombarded by explicit chat and regularly propositioned to strip and perform sexual acts on webcams.
Jon SnowSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:16
Following our revelations, one of the company's biggest multi-million pound investors has pulled out.
Rachel SeifertGUEST
9:00
Hi, I'm Rachel Seifert.
Rachel SeifertGUEST
9:02
I'm a documentary film producer, director, and back in 2012, I was working as
KittyGUEST
9:08
an independent producer for Channel 4 News.
Rachel SeifertGUEST
9:11
So basically, this was a two month investigation where I posed as a young girl on Habbo Hotel.
Dan WoottonHOST
60:48
Anonymous celebrity may die by suicide if sex misconduct claims go public.
Dan WoottonHOST
60:55
And this is a case being undertaken by ITN, the producers of Channel 4 News and ITV News, and The Guardian, the hard-left Guardian newspaper, whose own media editor, Michael Savage, reported that a well-known individual attempting to block media outlets from publishing allegations about him, accused of inappropriate, exploitative sexual activities.
Dan WoottonHOST
61:19
The person is detained in a psychiatric hospital for his own safety.
Dan WoottonHOST
61:27
And this is where you get into very difficult territory, because again, regular viewers of Outspoken will know that I was friends with two Love Island stars, both Caroline Flack and Mike Thalassitas, who both took their own life, in part because of pressure that they were facing in regards to accusations that the mainstream media wanted to cover.
Katie RazzallHOST
2:26
Well, I'm delighted to say, to explore his thesis, Lewis Goodall is with us here in the studio.
Katie RazzallHOST
2:30
So is Channel 4 News' lead presenter, Krishnan Gurumurthy.
Katie RazzallHOST
2:33
Hello to you both.
Lewis GoodallGUEST
2:34
Hello.
Lewis GoodallGUEST
6:54
Television news has forgotten that at precisely the moment, precisely the moment, Roger, to finish, precisely the moment where those characteristics have never been more important to attract eyeballs.
Ros AtkinsHOST
7:04
So there is the thesis.
Ros AtkinsHOST
7:06
Krishnan from Channel 4 News, what do you make of it? Look, can
Krishnan Guru-MurthyGUEST
7:10
we get better? Should we innovate? Should we bring in new talent? Yes, we always should.

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