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BBC Points West
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BBC Points West (known as News West from June 1991 until May 2000) is the BBC's regional news programme for the West of England, covering Bristol, Gloucestershire, Somerset and Wiltshire. Produced by BBC West, the programme is produced from the BBC Broadcasting Centre at Whiteladies Road, Bristol with reporters also based at newsrooms in Bath, Taunton, Swindon and Gloucester. The main presenters are Chris Vacher, Alex Lovell, David Garmston and Amanda Parr. Past presenters include Michael Buerk, Shaun Ley and Susan Osman.
The programme can be watched in any part of the UK via Sky Digital channel 986 (101 in the West itself). As it is free-to-air, it is also available throughout Europe via a digital satellite system pointed at Astra 2D.The latest edition can be watched again on the Points West website at any time.
The teamCurrently, the Points West on-air team consists of the following:
Main presenters
Sports presenters- David Passmore (Sports Editor)
- Matthew Pick
Weather presenters
Other presenters- Imogen Sellers
- Will Glennon
- Sally Challoner
- Mike Powell
- Madeleine Ware
- Tony Arnese
BSL presenter- Lorna Allsop (lunchtime bulletin)
Reporters- Steve Brodie (Home Affairs Correspondent)
- Matthew Hill (Health Correspondent)
- Dave Harvey (Political Editor)
- Ali Vowles (Bath District Correspondent, also presenter)
- Lizzie Way (Bath District Correspondent)
- Scott Ellis (Bristol District Correspondent)
- John Maguire (Bristol District Correspondent)
- Steve Knibbs (Gloucestershire Correspondent)
- Seb Choudhury (Gloucestershire Correspondent)
- Tony Arnese (Wiltshire Correspondent, also presenter)
- Tom Burridge (Wiltshire Correspondent)
- Clinton Rogers (Chief Somerset Correspondent)
- Mark Patterson (Somerset Correspondent)
Past presenters- Armine Sandford
- Vivien Creegor (formerly of Sky News)
- Graham Purches
- Annie McKie
- Beverley Thompson - now at South East Today
- Rachel Hicks
- Tony Target (weatherman)
- Susan Osman - now an occasional presenter on BBC News and BBC World News
- Saima Morsin
- Maurice Flynn
- Katharine Carpenter
- Jeremy Carrad
- John Norman
- Jon Kay
See also
External links
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