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APM WINTER INTERIM 2018 SCHEDULE Newscasts at the Top and Bottom of Each Hour APM WINTER INTERIM 2018 SCHEDULE Newscasts at the top and bottom of each hour EDT SUNDAY 10/28 MONDAY 10/29 TUESDAY 10/30 WEDNESDAY 10/31 THURSDAY 11/1 FRIDAY 11/2 SATURDAY 11/3 EDT SUNDAY 11/4 GMT 00:00 HardTalk Newsday Newsday Newsday Newsday Newsday The Real Story 00:00 FOOC* 04:00 00:30 In the Studio Newsday Newsday Newsday Newsday Newsday The Real Story 00:30 Heart & Soul 04:30 01:00 The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom 01:00 The Newsroom 05:00 01:30 Heart & Soul The Conversation The Why Factor The Documentary (Tue) The Documentary (Wed) Assignment Trending 01:30 Healthcheck 05:30 01:50 Heart & Soul The Conversation More or Less The Documentary (Tue) The Documentary (Wed) Assignment Witness 01:50 Healthcheck 05:50 02:00 Weekend Newsday Newsday Newsday Newsday Newsday Weekend 01:00 Weekend 06:00 02:30 Weekend Newsday Newsday Newsday Newsday Newsday Weekend 01:30 Weekend 06:30 03:00 Weekend The History Hour The Arts Hour W’end Doc/Bk Club The Forum The Real Story Weekend 02:00 Weekend 07:00 03:30 Weekend The History Hour The Arts Hour W’end Doc/Bk Club The Forum The Real Story Weekend 02:30 Weekend 07:30 03:50 Weekend The History Hour The Arts Hour W’end Doc/Bk Club Sporting Witness The Real Story Weekend 02:50 Weekend 07:50 04:00 Weekend Newsday Newsday Newsday Newsday Newsday Weekend 03:00 Weekend 08:00 04:30 CrowdScience Business Daily Business Daily Business Daily Business Daily Business Daily The Cultural Frontline 03:30 In the Balance/Global Bus 08:30 04:50 CrowdScience Witness Witness Witness Witness Witness The Cultural Frontline 03:50 In the Balance/Global Bus 08:50 05:00 Outlook Weekend World Update World Update World Update World Update World Update The World This Week 04:00 Outlook Weekend 09:00 05:30 Click World Update World Update World Update World Update World Update Assignment 04:30 CrowdScience 09:30 06:00 FOOC* The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom Tech Tent 05:00 FOOC* 10:00 06:30 Discovery CrowdScience Discovery Click Healthcheck Science in Action Science in Action 05:30 Trending 10:30 06:50 Discovery CrowdScience Discovery Click Healthcheck Science in Action Science in Action 05:50 Sporting Witness 10:50 07:00 The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom 06:00 The Newsroom 11:00 07:30 The Compass The Why Factor The Documentary (Tue) The Documentary (Wed) Assignment Heart & Soul The Food Chain 06:30 The Compass 11:30 07:50 The Compass More or Less The Documentary (Tue) The Documentary (Wed) Assignment Heart & Soul The Food Chain 06:50 The Compass 11:50 08:00 BBC World Hacks Hard Talk BBC World Hacks HardTalk The Inquiry HardTalk The Real Story 07:00 BBC World Hacks 12:00 08:30 CrowdScience Business Daily Business Daily Business Daily Business Daily Business Daily The Real Story 07:30 Click 12:30 08:50 CrowdScience Witness Witness Witness Witness Witness The Real Story 07:50 Click 12:50 09:00 Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour 08:00 Newshour 13:00 09:30 Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour 08:30 Newshour 13:30 10:00 W’end Doc/Bk Club Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour HardTalk 09:00 The Science Hour 14:00 10:30 W’end Doc/Bk Club Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour The Why Factor 09:30 The Science Hour 14:30 10:50 W’end Doc/Bk Club Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Sporting Witness 09:50 The Science Hour 14:50 11:00 Outlook Weekend Outlook Outlook Outlook Outlook The Fifth Floor The Forum 10:00 The Inquiry 15:00 11:30 Science in Action Outlook Outlook Outlook Outlook The Fifth Floor The Forum 10:30 In the Studio 15:30 11:50 Science in Action Outlook Outlook Outlook Outlook The Fifth Floor More or Less 10:50 In the Studio 15:50 12:00 The Science Hour BBC OS BBC OS BBC OS BBC OS BBC OS In the Balance/Global Bus 11:00 Outlook Weekend 16:00 12:30 The Science Hour BBC OS BBC OS BBC OS BBC OS BBC OS The Food Chain 11:30 The Story 16:30 12:50 The Science Hour BBC OS BBC OS BBC OS BBC OS BBC OS The Food Chain 11:50 Witness 16:50 13:00 The History Hour BBC OS BBC OS BBC OS BBC OS BBC OS The Arts Hour 12:00 The History Hour 17:00 13:30 The History Hour BBC OS BBC OS BBC OS BBC OS BBC OS The Arts Hour 12:30 The History Hour 17:30 14:00 FOOC* HardTalk BBC World Hacks HardTalk The Inquiry HardTalk The Newsroom 13:00 FOOC* 18:00 14:30 The Assassination CrowdScience Discovery Click Healthcheck Science in Action The Documentary (Tue) 13:30 The Documentary (Wed) 18:30 14:50 Over to You CrowdScience Discovery Click Healthcheck Science in Action The Documentary (Tue) 13:50 The Documentary (Wed) 18:50 15:00 The Newsroom Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour The Forum 14:00 The Newsroom 19:00 15:30 In the Balance/Global Bus Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour The Forum 14:30 In the Balance/Global Bus 19:30 15:50 In the Balance/Global Bus Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Over to You 14:50 In the Balance/Global Bus 19:50 16:00 W’end Doc/Bk Club Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour The World This Week 15:00 W’end Doc/Bk Club 20:00 16:30 W’end Doc/Bk Club Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour The Cultural Frontline 15:30 W’end Doc/Bk Club 20:30 17:00 Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour 16:00 Newshour 21:00 17:30 Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour Newshour 16:30 Newshour 21:30 18:00 The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom 17:00 The Newsroom 22:00 18:20 More or Less Witness Witness Witness Witness Witness More or Less 17:20 Sporting Witness 22:20 18:30 Discovery World Business Report World Business Report World Business Report World Business Report World Business Report Healthcheck 17:30 Heart & Soul 22:30 19:00 The Cultural Frontline The Why Factor The Documentary (Tue) The Compass Assignment Trending FOOC* 18:00 The Cultural Frontline 23:00 19:30 Trending The Conversation In the Studio The Documentary (Wed) The Food Chain Discover Click 18:30 The Story 23:30 19:50 Over to You The Conversation In the Studio The Documentary (Wed) The Food Chain Discover Click 18:50 Over to You 23:50 20:00 Outlook Weekend The History Hour The Arts Hour W’end Doc/Bk Club The Forum The Real Story HardTalk 19:00 The World This Week 00:00 20:30 The Conversation The History Hour The Arts Hour W’end Doc/Bk Club The Forum The Real Story In the Studio 19:30 The Documentary (Tue) 00:30 20:50 The Conversation The History Hour The Arts Hour W’end Doc/Bk Club Witness The Real Story In the Studio 19:50 The Documentary (Tue) 00:50 21:00 World Business Report Business Matters Business Matters Business Matters Business Matters Business Matters The World This Week 20:00 The Newsroom 01:00 21:30 The Compass Business Matters Business Matters Business Matters Business Matters Business Matters In the Balance/Global Bus 20:30 The Food Chain 01:30 22:00 The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom The Newsroom 21:00 FOOC* 02:00 22:30 CrowdScience Discovery Click Healthcheck Science in Action The Cultural Frontline The Story 21:30 The Cultural Frontline 02:30 22:50 CrowdScience Discovery Click Healthcheck Science in Action The Cultural Frontline Over to You 21:50 The Cultural Frontline 02:50 23:00 Newsday Newsday Newsday Newsday Newsday The Fifth Floor W’end Doc/Bk Club 22:00 W’end Doc/Bk Club 03:00 23:30 Newsday Newsday Newsday Newsday Newsday The Fifth Floor W’end Doc/Bk Club 22:30 W’end Doc/Bk Club 03:30 EDT SUNDAY 10/28 MONDAY 10/29 TUESDAY 10/30 WEDNESDAY 10/31 THURSDAY 11/1 FRIDAY 11/2 SATURDAY 11/3 EDT SUNDAY 11/4 GMT * From Our Own Correspondent OCTOBER 28 – NOVEMBER 4, 2018 | UPDATED OCTOBER 17, 2018.
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