ITV News at Ten

News at Ten (first era)[]

1967–1983[]

1967–1969[]

1969–1979[]

1979–1983[]

1983–1985[]

1985–1988[]

NOTE: Depending on starting time, the clock face displays the appropriate time (eg. 10:08 if the bulletin started eight minutes later than scheduled).

1988–1992[]

1992–1999[]

ITV Nightly News[]

1999–2001[]

On Friday, 5 March 1999, 'News at Ten' was axed, so the following Monday, ITV launched the 'ITV Nightly News'. It was regularly shown at 11pm on Monday-Friday until the bulletin was axed on Friday, 19 January 2001.

ITV News at Ten (first era)[]

2001–2003[]

On Monday 22nd January 2001, ITV brought back 'News at Ten' under the 'ITV News' brand.

2003–2004[]

On Monday, 23 June 2003, ITV refreshed its news titles to change the colour scheme from 'Red and Blue' to 'Yellow and Blue' - The colours of the ITV Logo.

ITV News at 10:30[]

2004–2006[]

On Monday 2 February 2004, ITV refreshed their news bulletins with a new look using ITV's 4-square motif. Also, that night, ITV News at Ten was axed and moved to 10:30pm (20:30), hence why it was called 'ITV News at 10:30'.

2006–2007[]

On Monday 16th January 2006, ITV News has had a new look following the change of corporate logo.

2007–2008[]

In December 2007, ITV News went 16:9 widescreen.

News at Ten (second era)[]

2008–2009[]

On Monday, 14 January 2008, 'News at Ten' was brought back for the third time since its original axing in 1999.

ITV News at Ten (second era)[]

2009–2010[]

On Monday, 2 November 2009, ITV has completely overhauled their news system by changing the name of the bulletin, in this case 'News at Ten' to 'ITV News at Ten'.

2010–2013[]

To coincide with ITV1's new logo, ITV News has changed their logo slightly on Monday 24th May 2010.

2013–2016[]

On Monday 14th January 2013, to coincide with ITV's major rebrand, ITV News have completely overhauled their bulletins.

2016–present[]

On Monday, 11 January 2016, ITV News at Ten had a relaunch following the announcement that Tom Bradby is to present News at Ten from Monday, 12 October 2015.