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Oct 28, 2026
Tim BurrowesHOST
Something I found myself thinking about a bit, I suppose almost from an industry-wide level, is, well, firstly, whether there will always be room for three free-to-air commercial networks.
Tim BurrowesHOST
But I suppose I also find myself looking at the UK model where ITN, Independent Television News, provides the news to a number of different networks.
Tim BurrowesHOST
And similarly, in the UK, you know, one media sales house does the sales for more.
Tim BurrowesHOST
Could you see a time where Australia goes that route in some way that certain services are shared by networks or we go down to two networks? Yeah.
Beverley McGarveyGUEST
And in the UK, for example, that has just been how they have operated for many, many years.
Beverley McGarveyGUEST
I haven't worked in the UK for over 20 years.
Beverley McGarveyGUEST
But even back then, in those days, companies like ITN were making use for potentially a for up to three of the broadcasters.
Beverley McGarveyGUEST
You know, very different model and different style of news and different appetite for news in that market.
Isaac RoppHOST
The celebrity denies abusing his fame and influence to contact young women and teenagers in an attempt to have sex with them.
Isaac RoppHOST
But ITN and The Guardian aren't backing down.
Isaac RoppHOST
Their lawyers argue the suicide...
Isaac RoppHOST
In the news, you're part of this? Yeah, I think we're in this.
Adam MacqueenPANELIST
That was turned down at a court hearing earlier this month.
Adam MacqueenPANELIST
So we do now know... that the two media organisations involved are The Guardian and Independent Television News, or ITN, who, of course, are the provider for ITV News and for Channel 4 News as well.
Adam MacqueenPANELIST
It's not entirely clear.
Adam MacqueenPANELIST
The excuse for this was that identifying them would materially weaken the protection afforded by his own anonymity and could assist some people in identifying him.
Adam MacqueenPANELIST
You know, there could be the Weekly World News, National Enquirer, some down-market tabloid or something.
Adam MacqueenPANELIST
The fact that it's The Guardian who, for example, exposed Noel Clarke, who, subsequent to a libel trial, which he lost very spectacularly, has since been arrested and charged with sexual offences against women.
Adam MacqueenPANELIST
and ITN, who were involved in the final exposure of Jimmy Savile, if you remember that.
Adam MacqueenPANELIST
You know, there's a sort of credibility to the fact that those are the organisations.
Tom SandersHOST
The High Court has heard that a celebrity seeking an injunction against two media organisations is accused of contacting young women to engage in exploitative sexual activities.
Tom SandersHOST
The man, who can't be named, is bringing legal action against ITN and the publisher of The Guardian to try to stop them reporting the allegations.
Tom SandersHOST
They argue there's a strong public interest in publishing them, but the celebrity's lawyers say they've led him to attempt suicide twice.
Tom SandersHOST
Our correspondent Lizoma Zimba was in court.
Lizoma ZimbaCORRESPONDENT
It was also told that the celebrity, who can't be named, is seeking a permanent injunction because any publication would be highly likely to lead him to commit suicide.
Lizoma ZimbaCORRESPONDENT
His legal team told the court that his drastic reaction was not because of any wrongdoing but because of the fear of trial by media and that he denies allegations that he abused his power and position as a celebrity to contact and forge relationships with young women and teenagers to try to have sex with them.
Lizoma ZimbaCORRESPONDENT
The legal team for ITN and The Guardian told the court that the celebrity's suicide risk could be mitigated and that there was no proper basis to restrain the publication of public interest journalism.
Lizoma ZimbaCORRESPONDENT
The judge, Mr Justice Nicklin, said there was significant public interest in the proceedings and that this is a difficult and important case and he urged the press and public not to speculate about the man's identity.
Henry BlofeldGUEST
Well, the only thing missing this time was Calvin Mackenzie, wasn't it? I mean, whipping all those journalists out to the West Indies.
Huw TurbervillHOST
Yeah, and ITN News, wasn't it? Michael Nicholson, wasn't it, was sent out, wasn't he, to
Henry BlofeldGUEST
cover
Huw TurbervillHOST
the drugs and rock and roll tour in New Zealand? Yes.
John O'ReganGUEST
About 70% of it is RTE stuff, and the rest of it is bought in from...
John O'ReganGUEST
ITN or the BBC or American networks or you know other sources would you not just take a chance on
Ian DempseyHOST
it maybe not for 25 years you might get away with it once yeah
John O'ReganGUEST
exactly okay
Mike GrahamHOST
So he holds the record for a man.
Mike GrahamHOST
And apparently, it says until 2006, this guy was still a reporter on ITN.
Mike GrahamHOST
Oh,
Mike ParryHOST
right.
Mike ParryHOST
I've never seen him on ITN.
Mike ParryHOST
I've never seen him on screen on ITN, but I mean, that doesn't mean to say he's not, you know what I mean? He could be a news gatherer, so to speak.
Mike ParryHOST
But no, he was a terrific guy.
Mike ParryHOST
Anyway, it
Les Roy HanleyHOST
It's pinned to the top of my page.
Les Roy HanleyHOST
So, ITN News as well, and their so-called raw correspondent, is it Chris Shipp, intimated that, trying to intimate like other UK journalists that Meghan was lying.
Les Roy HanleyHOST
There was no letter.
Les Roy HanleyHOST
Anyway, NBC, I'm assuming FIRE, the Duchess of Sussex's attorney, had this to say.
TimHOST
Earlier on, we were talking, I said Tosh.
TimHOST
Tosh Lyons, the bill, played by actor Kevin Lloyd, whose brother, Terry Lloyd, was an ITN newsreader.
TimHOST
There you go.
TimHOST
Top fact.
Billy GordonNARRATOR
A well-known individual is suing two media organisations to prevent them publishing allegations about him, the High Court has heard.
Billy GordonNARRATOR
The man, who cannot be identified, is bringing legal action against Independent Television News, ITN, which produces news programmes for ITV and Channel 4, and Guardian News and Media, publisher of The Guardian.
Billy GordonNARRATOR
The High Court has heard that journalists of both organisations have conducted investigations into the man's alleged conduct towards a number of people, which he denies, including an allegation he committed a sexual offence.
Billy GordonNARRATOR
The proposed publications are said to involve serious allegations about the man's actions over a period of years, in a variety of professional and personal contexts.
Billy GordonNARRATOR
He is seeking an injunction to prevent the broadcast and publication, claiming they would likely lead to him attempting to take his own life.
Billy GordonNARRATOR
ITN and Guardian News and media are opposing the bid, which is due to be heard at a trial in late October.
Billy GordonNARRATOR
At a hearing on Friday, Sarah Mansouri KC, for the man, said in written submissions, The claimant is a well-known individual who suffers from very serious mental health problems.
Billy GordonNARRATOR
He has attempted suicide twice in recent months, was involuntarily detained for a period during the summer and remains seriously ill. Mr Justice Nicklin said on Friday that it was important to have the proceedings as open as possible, adding, This case is going to be controversial either way it is decided.
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