ITV 70: Around the Regions (2025) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

ITV 70: Around the Regions (2025) is a news, documentary web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch ITV 70: Around the Regions online in HD.

ITV 70: Around the Regions — Storyline

To celebrate ITV’s 70th birthday, journey back through some of the most remarkable moments in modern history with these incredible news clips from across the regions.

Cast & Crew

ITV 70: Around the Regions — Series Details

ITV 70: Around the Regions — Episode Guide

Series 1

• E1: The Beatles Visit the ABC Cinema in Carlisle 1963 (2025-09-20) — In 1963, as Beatlemania swept the country, Border Television cameras capture the excitement ahead of the Fab Four’s appearance at the ABC Cinema in Carlisle, where fans went to inc
• E2: Granada TV Launch (2025-09-20) — Granada was built on wasteland in Quay Street by two brothers with a big vision. It launched within months and its first programme starred comedian Arthur Askey. This pioneering br
• E3: Bristol Bus Boycott in 1963 (2025-09-20) — The Bristol bus boycott began after Guy Bailey was denied an interview at the Bristol Omnibus Company because of his race. It pressured the company into ending its discriminatory p
• E4: Goonhilly's First Transatlantic Broadcast (2025-09-20) — On 11 July 1962, a satellite known as Arthur at Goonhilly earth station in Cornwall received the first live transatlantic television images from America. The event was a major mile
• E5: Anglia Television Launch in 1959 (2025-09-20) — It was a Tuesday teatime in October 1959 when Anglia Television was born, giving viewers in the East a choice in their regional news for the first time. Its symbol – the Anglia kni
• E6: ITV's Birth in the Midlands (2025-09-20) — A new viewer-friendly presenting style – the first 10 years of news in the Midlands. Launching with the country’s first female regional newsreader Patricia Cox, during a time when
• E7: The Launch of Commercial Television in Wales (2025-09-20) — The notion of selling advertising to run a television station was a new and untested concept, and one that wasn't welcomed by everyone. But the legacy of commercial television in W
• E8: Yorkshire's Archive Treasure Trove (2025-09-20) — ITV started as a network of regionally based programme companies and most of the programmes they made over the years are stored in a building in Leeds, which is the former home of
• E9: Viewers in the South of England Reminisce About ITV's Launch (2025-09-20) — When ITV started broadcasting some institutions were not convinced it was what the country needed. Fans in the South of England though didn't agree and in homes across the UK, peop
• E10: The Belfast Shipyards in the Swinging '60s (2025-09-20) — We take a dive into the archive to explore Belfast's burgeoning shipyards in the swinging '60s and the birth of ITV 70 years ago.
• E11: Iconic ITV Studios Torn Down (2025-09-20) — From Upstairs Downstairs to Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway, ITV produced dozens of big shows on London's South Bank. Some of the stars shared their memories as the iconic buil
• E12: Tyne Tees TV Launch in 1959 (2025-09-20) — With the start of Tyne Tees, North East people could hear their accents on TV for the first time. The station also broke new ground, employing the first black British TV reporter a
• E13: A Glimpse into LS Lowry's Life in the 1960s (2025-09-20) — In 1966, Granada Television spent time with LS Lowry at his home and on a trip to London to sell paintings, giving viewers an insight into the man behind his matchstick paintings a
• E14: Channel TV Launch in 1962 (2025-09-20) — Channel Television launched in 1962 with a promise to bring Islanders the most important people and cover the most important events. The very first programme was Robin Hood. We hea
• E15: 1965 Jersey Plane Crash (2025-09-20) — Soon after Channel TV went on air in the 1960s, the station covered its first major event, a plane crash in Jersey in 1965. We look back at the tragedy and the eye witness accounts
• E16: The SS Great Britain Returns to Bristol (2025-09-20) — On 19 July 1970 the SS Great Britain returned to Bristol to be restored at the Great Western Dockyard where she was originally built. The 8,000 mile return voyage was a complex ope
• E17: Expelled Ugandan Asians Arrive in Devon (2025-09-20) — Following Idi Amin's expulsion order in 1972, Ugandan Asians arrived in the UK. Nearly 2,500 people went to Devon, with many being temporarily housed at Heathfield Resettlement Cam
• E18: Central’s Look Back at News in the East Midlands 65-74 (2025-09-20) — A look back at the headlines on Central News (East Midlands) from 1965 – 74. From Derby County’s Football League Championship win, to the moon landings, to the Theatre Royal Nottin
• E19: Central’s Look Back at News in the West Midlands 65-74 (2025-09-20) — A look back at the headlines on Central News (West Midlands) from 1965-74. From the man born without arms who spent his life advocating for people with disabilities, to the buildin
• E20: How Anglia TV Grew Through the Swinging Sixties (2025-09-20) — In its first full decade, Anglia's news programme expanded from twice-weekly to every weeknight, while there were notable debuts for long-running programmes including the soap oper
• E21: New Prince of Wales Aired to Millions in Colour (2025-09-20) — One event that was broadcast all over the world was the Investiture of Prince Charles. With television still a relatively new arrival it was the first time that many people could w
• E22: Lady Mary Peters on a Golden Moment (2025-09-20) — One lady provides the gold standard in Northern Ireland. Lady Mary Peters has enjoyed legendary status since she won gold in the Munich Olympics in 1972. We spoke to her as she loo
• E23: The ITV Shows Shot in the South East (2025-09-20) — Producing great drama has always been at the heart of ITV and some of our most memorable programmes have been filmed at locations across the South East of England. ITV Meridian has
• E24: The ITV Shows Shot in the South (2025-09-20) — Producing great drama has always been at the heart of ITV and some of our most memorable programmes have been filmed at locations across the South of England. ITV Meridian has been
• E25: Technicolour Tales: How Anglia Made the Switch from Black and White (2025-09-20) — From Sale of the Century to Tales of the Unexpected, the range of programmes produced in Norwich expanded hugely through the 1970s, while a host of well-known faces made their scre
• E26: It Was Supposed to be the UK's Answer to Jaws (2025-09-20) — Hollywood royalty Joan Collins was at the height of her fame in 1982 when Border TV caught up with her filming The Pike in the Lake District. It was supposed to be the UK's Jaws, s
• E27: Greenham Common Peace Protesters (2025-09-20) — In 1981, Welsh peace campaigners set off from Cardiff on an 120 mile march to protest against nuclear weapons being based on British soil. From small beginnings, the women's peace
• E28: The Rise and Fall of the Delorean Car (2025-09-20) — Get into gear with the rise and fall of the Delorean – a car which was made in Northern Ireland but became a global icon thanks to it featuring in the blockbuster film Back to the
• E29: The Birth of Tiswas (2025-09-20) — From the birth of Tiswas, to covering Handsworth riots to the prospective father who wouldn't let anything stop him from watching Aston Villa win the European Cup – Central News ca
• E30: Miners' Strike at 40 (2025-09-20) — A defining news story of the 1980s saw nearly 23,000 coal miners in the North East walk out on strike in what became one of the biggest industrial actions in British history. Forty
• E31: When Ipswich Town Ruled Europe (2025-09-20) — Ipswich Town's UEFA Cup victory was one of the biggest stories of the 1980s, the decade which saw the arrival on Anglia TV of BC Bear and Knightmare, the birth of the Sinclair C5 a
• E32: Nelson Mandela's Make Poverty History Speech (2025-09-20) — Thousands gathered in Trafalgar Square in 2005 to watch Nelson Mandela's historic speech. The eyes of the world were on London as the Make Poverty History campaign tackled global i
• E33: Leave the Fighting to McGuigan (2025-09-20) — Barry McGuigan conquered the world of boxing – UTV caught up with him to ask him about his career and the moment he won the WBA World Featherweight title defeating Eusebio Pedroza.
• E34: Life in the South in the 1950s (2025-09-20) — ITV Meridian takes a trip down memory lane to see what life was like for families in the South, when ITV launched in 1955. From new towns to new cars, it was a period change for po
• E35: When Kids TV Ruled the Airwaves (2025-09-20) — Catch a young Kylie Minogue in this trip down memory lane as we remember the golden age of children's TV at ITV Border. Featuring Stu Francis, Get Fresh and Ghost Train.
• E36: A Shopper's Paradise (2025-09-20) — Tyne Tees reported on a plan that saw a power station’s ash dump transformed into Europe’s biggest shopping centre. Sir John Hall’s vision for a US style shopping mall delighted sh
• E37: A TV Trailblazer in the Eighties (2025-09-20) — The hospital series 'Jimmy's' was made by Yorkshire Television and ran for a decade from 1987. Ian White meets two of the people who made it happen and revisits one of the hard hit
• E38: Central’s Look Back at News in the East Midlands 85-94 (2025-09-20) — Central reporter Alison Mackenzie reflects on a time when Margaret Thatcher was in power, the miners’ strike came to an end, and a Nottinghamshire school welcomed Take That.
• E39: Michael Heseltine on his Liverpool Legacy (2025-09-20) — The former Conservative Deputy Prime Minister was key to Liverpool's regeneration following the Toxteth riots in 1981. Michael Heseltine came to the city and met people who showed
• E40: Central’s Look Back at News in the East Midlands 95-04 (2025-09-20) — Central cameras reported on some of the happiest and saddest moments in an era that saw the death of Princess Diana, the outbreak of foot and mouth, Nottingham's first tram and the
• E41: Birmingham Hosts the G8 Summit (2025-09-20) — The world's eyes were on Birmingham in 1998 when the city hosted the G8 summit. We speak to those who remember that time and the charisma of the American President Clinton. Plus, w
• E42: TV's Toughest Quiz – Did You Have the Krypton Factor? (2025-09-20) — The Krypton Factor – presented by veteran broadcaster Gordon Burns – ran for nearly 20 years, and regularly attracted 18 million viewers. Known as television’s toughest quiz, it te
• E43: When Anglia News Split into Two Regions (2025-09-20) — The move to launch two dedicated programmes for the East and West of the region was designed to make the news feel closer to home, and required the setting up of nine regional news
• E44: The Football Homecoming (2025-09-20) — Newcastle was overjoyed when local lad Alan Shearer signed for the city’s beloved football club in 1996 for a then record fee of £15 million. He scored more goals for the club than
• E45: Concorde's Triumphant Return to Bristol (2025-09-20) — In November 2003, Concorde returned to its birthplace at Filton Airfield near Bristol for the last time. The supersonic jet flew from Heathrow, soaring over the Clifton Suspension
• E46: Cornwall's Eden Project Opens (2025-09-20) — In 2001 the doors of the ambitious Eden Project in Cornwall opened for the first time. The biomes, housing a rainforest and Mediterranean plants, were dubbed the eighth wonder of t
• E47: History-Making Election for Wales' National Assembly (2025-09-20) — 1999 was a hugely significant year for Wales with the opening of the National Assembly for Wales after a pivotal referendum. We hear from one of those politicians who played a part
• E48: The TV Village Experiment that Predicted Changing Viewing Habits (2025-09-20) — A Lancashire village of just over 1,000 people became one of the pioneers of modern-day satellite TV in an experiment in 1990. Waddington was used by Granada to test out multi-chan
• E49: A 1990s Soap and a Game Show Filmed in Jersey (2025-09-20) — Jersey became the set for two hit ITV shows in the '90s and '00s. We look back at the making of the soap series 'Island' in 1996 and the Saturday night game show 'Simply the Best'
• E50: How Norwich Became One of the World's Daytime TV Capitals (2025-09-20) — At the dawn of the new millennium, shows including Trisha, Loose Women and The Wright Stuff meant that more hours of studio-based daytime TV were being made in Norwich than anywher

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How many seasons does ITV 70: Around the Regions have? 1 season(s) with 50 episodes.

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