Newsround

Newsround (1972- )

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A children's news-magazine programme that has been on air since 1972 with a various range of presenting teams.

Network
ScheduleMonday - Sunday (daily)

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2025-01-31Episode 26Jan 31, 2025
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Newsround premiere?

Newsround premiered on April 4, 1972.

What was the show's original name?

The show's original name was John Craven's Newsround.

Who was the host of Newsround in 1972?

John Craven was the host of Newsround in 1972.

What was the show's target audience in 1972?

Newsround's target audience in 1972 was children and young teenagers.

How long was each Newsround episode in 1972?

Each Newsround episode in 1972 was approximately 10 minutes long.

What was the focus of Newsround in 1972?

Newsround in 1972 focused on current events and news stories that were relevant to children.

How often did Newsround air in 1972?

In 1972, Newsround aired five times a week from Monday to Friday.

Who were some of the regular contributors to Newsround in 1972?

Lesley Judd, Valerie Singleton, and Tina Heath were some of the regular contributors to Newsround in 1972.

What type of stories did Newsround cover in 1972?

Newsround covered a range of stories in 1972, including national and international news, sports, and science.

What was the format of Newsround in 1972?

The format of Newsround in 1972 comprised a mix of short news reports, interviews, and features on topical events.

Did Newsround use any special effects or graphics in 1972?

No, Newsround did not use any special effects or graphics in 1972.

How did children respond to Newsround in 1972?

Children generally responded positively to Newsround in 1972, with many enjoying the show's engaging presentation and informative content.

Did Newsround receive any awards in 1972?

There is no record of Newsround receiving any awards in 1972.

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Also known as

  • John Craven's Newsround (United Kingdom)

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