ITV Yorkshire
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Sep 30, 2026
Jacob JohnsonHOST
K-O-P-F. Yeah, I don't know.
Jacob JohnsonHOST
And, uh, Judge Gerald Moran, um, directed threats by the FBI and US attorneys against witnesses such as Troy Bonner and Danny King, and corporate media suppression, including the last-minute pulling of Yorkshire Television's Conspiracy of Silence documentary from the Discovery Channel.
Jacob JohnsonHOST
However, you can see a rough cut of Conspiracy of Silence online.
Jacob JohnsonHOST
It has been circulating for years and years.
Keith HackettGUEST
I couldn't say any more.
Keith HackettGUEST
The owner was keen to get the game ahead, to go ahead because the match was being covered by Yorkshire Television.
Keith HackettGUEST
And again, I'm going, I've walked up and down.
Keith HackettGUEST
And when I stood in the middle, I could just about make out the goals.
Keith HackettGUEST
We don't want this game off.
Keith HackettGUEST
We'll just play.
Keith HackettGUEST
And John Elm, who was commentating that day, Yorkshire Television, I spoke to him about two years ago about that game.
Keith HackettGUEST
He said, it was the most difficult game that I've ever commentated on.
Martin McAloonGUEST
Right.
Martin McAloonGUEST
He's got the, he's got the uncut footage, but even Tyntees and Yorkshire Television and all those people, they don't have the originals.
David EastaughHOST
What a limey.
David EastaughHOST
That's very...
Martin TylerHOST
Call back in five minutes.
Martin TylerHOST
I'll have him here." And so, I mean, and at Yorkshire Television, I had to do something like 14 clubs Between 12 and 1 to get the team news for all 14 for our Friday night preview show.
Martin TylerHOST
And one of them, dear old Mick Buxton, he said, "If I'm not at the ground, I'll be down the Working Man's Club, and this is the number."
Neil BarnettHOST
[laughs]
Rima AhmedHOST
A man with a pressure cooker bomb outside St. James's Hospital, and right now, 32-year-old Nathan Newby with the chest infection is the only person who knows.
Rima AhmedHOST
[gentle music] St. James's was made famous by Yorkshire Television's fly-on-the-wall documentary series, Jimmy's.
Rima AhmedHOST
That was back in the '80s and '90s.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This is when it's easy, isn't it, Ashley? It's when you get bigger that it gets a bit, uh, more difficult, I think.
Steve FreestoneHOST
I think we have to explain, I mean, people have, have sort of grown up with, with ITV being this huge oneness, but way before sort of 2000s, it was all-- ITV was very regionalized.
Steve FreestoneHOST
And you had these companies, obviously like Yorkshire Television, and you had Granada, and also down in the South, Southeast, you had Southern, that became TVS and then became Meridian, and these were basically private companies, weren't they, that were broadcasting to a, to an area of, of the country.
Paul MarshallGUEST
The BBC, BBC monopoly was broken in 1955 with the agreement to set up, uh, ITV.
Paul MarshallGUEST
But the way it was to be set up was regional.
Paul MarshallGUEST
They did opera.
Paul MarshallGUEST
Uh, [laughs] and their theme tune, uh, Southern Rhapsody, was very posh indeed.
Paul MarshallGUEST
Somewhat compared with Yorkshire Television's blaring theme tune.
Paul MarshallGUEST
[laughs]
Amber HuntHOST
Neither one cancels the other out.
Amber HuntHOST
Another thing that's real, in 1993, a British production company called Yorkshire Television made a documentary about the Franklin allegations called Conspiracy of Silence.
Amber HuntHOST
It was supposed to air in the US on May 3rd, 1994, but days before it did, Discovery pulled it and, according to director Tim Tate, paid Yorkshire roughly a quarter million dollars to take the rights back.
Amber HuntHOST
Neither company has ever explained why.
Henry WinterGUEST
It was called War of the Monster Trucks because they had a famous win, I think it was in the Cup, League Cup, over Manchester United.
Henry WinterGUEST
And rather than showing the players celebrating afterwards, I think it might have been the League Cup final, the, uh, Yorkshire TV turned away to a, a repeat of War of the Monster Trucks, which were these just huge, great sort of Chevrolets sort of smashing around a, a field on the edge of Pudsey, which wasn't quite what Sheffield Wednesday fans wanted at the time.
Henry WinterGUEST
So War of the Monster Trucks, yeah, things like that.
Henry WinterGUEST
City Gent, the, the Bradford fanzine is fantastic, the work that gets put into that.
Henry WinterGUEST
I think it was in the League Cup over Manchester United.
Henry WinterGUEST
And rather than showing the players celebrating afterwards, they might have had a League Cup final, The Yorkshire TV turned away to a repeat of War of the Monster Trucks, which were these just huge, great sort of Chevrolets sort of smashing around a field on the edge of Pudsey, which wasn't quite what Sheffield Wednesday fans wanted at the time.
Henry WinterGUEST
So War of the Monster Trucks.
Henry WinterGUEST
Yeah, things like that.
Daniel GrayGUEST
So I love War of the Monster Trucks, which was Sheffield Wednesday.
Daniel GrayGUEST
When they won the League Cup in 1991, you'd think Yorkshire Television would stay on at Wembley, show Nigel Pearson lifting the trophy.
Daniel GrayGUEST
Instead, game finishes and YTV cuts to War of the Monster Trucks.
CamHOST
[laughs]
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