Talk:On Assignment

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Questionable list of programmes

The current list of On Assignment programmes, covering the first seven programmes (and months) from the start in March 2014, is becoming increasingly irrelevant. We're now 36 months later and nobody has added any more programmes. I would suggest that the list of programmes is replaced with some general text about reception, criticism, praise and comparison with BBC's Reporters, which is very similar in concept and has been running weekly since 1997.Thomas Blomberg (talk) 11:00, 2 March 2016 (UTC)[reply]

2015 editions

The following is a list of the 2015 reports.

8:39 am, Tue 27 Oct 2015 Grappling to meet Ireland’s most famous fighter

Conor McGregor pictured after claiming victory in an Ultimate Fighting Championship event in Boston.
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DAN RIVERS CORRESPONDENT Trying to get an interview with the Cristiano Ronaldo of mixed martial arts is no easy feat.

Read the full story › 7:00 am, Tue 27 Oct 2015 Monument to Mohammed Bouazizi's cart is a symbol of hope

A monument to Bouazizi's humble cart now stands as symbol of hope.
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NEIL CONNERY ITV NEWS CORRESPONDENT Having witnessed so much of the changes, correspondent Neil Connery returns to the place where the Arab Spring started for On Assignment.

Read the full story › 6:00 am, Tue 27 Oct 2015 The hunt for survival on the Arctic outpost Point Hope

Hunting is a skill Iñupiats have honed to provide food for their families.
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ROBERT MOORE WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT Lessons about global warming can be learnt from the residents of an isolated Alaskan Arctic outpost facing challenges for survival.

Read the full story › 5:00 pm, Mon 21 Sep 2015 Welcome to the most bombed place on Earth

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ALOK JHA SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT ITV On Assignment gets a rare glimpse at a stretch of Las Vegas desert where America has detonated over 900 nuclear bombs since the 1950s.

Read the full story › ITV REPORT 7:00 am, Mon 21 Sep 2015 Lessons from Syria and Somalia crises can be shared

Refugees from Syria and Somalia have affected by conflicts in their respective countries.

Every refugee crisis is different but there are many useful lessons that can be shared between Syria and Somalia.

Read the full story › 6:30 am, Mon 21 Sep 2015 Minhaj: From the brink of death to a healthy young boy

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MARTIN GEISSLER ITV NEWS CORRESPONDENT Martin Geissler returns to Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya to find out what has become of a young child who was at the brink of death in 2011.

Read the full story › 6:01 am, Mon 21 Sep 2015 Against all the odds Lebanon continues to stay together

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RAGEH OMAAR INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS EDITOR Despite a multitude of factors which suggest the country will fall apart Lebanon defies the odds and manages to stay together.

Read the full story › 7:00 am, Tue 28 Jul 2015 Greeks turn to farming for prosperity and security

Cherry picking
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EMMA MURPHY ITV NEWS CORRESPONDENT With life in the city offering little security, for some Greeks life in the country has suddenly become a good place to be.

Read the full story › ITV REPORT 6:30 am, Tue 28 Jul 2015 Two Afghan women pave the way in 250km endurance race

Two young women took on a challenge of the "mind and heart" to become first-ever Afghan women's team to conquer a 250km endurance race.

Read the full story › 6:00 am, Tue 28 Jul 2015 Murder by a partner in SA is at an all-time high

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JOHN RAY AFRICA CORRESPONDENT Despite some of the toughest laws on domestic abuse in the world, murder by an intimate partner in South Africa is at an all-time high.

Read the full story › 2:50 pm, Tue 23 Jun 2015 Heroin addiction: A secret affliction in the US suburbs

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ROBERT MOORE WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT Few families want to acknowledge their struggle with opiates, but heroin deaths have tripled in the last three years.

Read the full story › 7:28 am, Tue 23 Jun 2015 The world's tallest building is about to lose its title

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JOHN IRVINE SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT The Burj Khalifa in Dubai is the world's tallest building but in just four years it will be dwarfed by the mile-high Kingdom Tower.

Read the full story › 7:26 am, Tue 23 Jun 2015 Inside Palestine's sealed off 'ghost street'

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GERAINT VINCENT CORRESPONDENT Shuhada Street in the West Bank city of Hebron has now been sealed off in a bid to stop violence between the Arab and Jewish communities.

Read the full story › 7:59 am, Tue 26 May 2015 Traffickers launch 'buy a bride' scheme for Chinese men Men in China have started travelling to Vietnam to find a wife Main_stream_lucy_watson_180x180 LUCY WATSON CHINA CORRESPONDENT China’s one-child policy has created a shortage of women in the country - and the nation's men have started to look elsewhere to find a wife

Read the full story › 7:17 am, Tue 26 May 2015 Myopia rise in children blamed on heavy computer use

Main_stream_ewart TIM EWART FORMER ROYAL EDITOR It is particularly common in Singaporean children who use phones and tablets to do up to five hours of homework a night.

Read the full story › 7:00 am, Tue 24 Mar 2015 Rising popularity of Turkish dramas causes tension A Turkish drama being filmed Main_stream_full_size_geraint-vincent GERAINT VINCENT CORRESPONDENT The shows are watched because they feature beautiful people, in stunning locations, but the authorities also keep an eye on the storylines.

Read the full story › ITV REPORT 6:00 am, Tue 24 Mar 2015 San Francisco takes to the streets in bid to tackle Aids A HIV testing van The authorities want no new infections of the HIV virus and part of the strategy involves testing vans offering a result in 15 minutes.

Read the full story › 12:32 pm, Sun 22 Mar 2015 Is Lithuania next on Putin's aggressive agenda? lithuanian soldiers Main_stream_rageh_omaar2 RAGEH OMAAR INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS EDITOR As tension in the region mounts, Lithuanians are preparing themselves for possible conflict with Vladimir Putin's Russia.

Read the full story › 12:01 am, Tue 03 Mar 2015 The 'Brits Abroad' effect on May's General Election May's General Election could mean change for the 'Brits Abroad.' Main_stream_geissler MARTIN GEISSLER ITV NEWS CORRESPONDENT There are five million British expats across the globe. Many have a vested interest in May's election and many still have the right to vote.

Read the full story › 12:01 am, Tue 03 Mar 2015 How do you spend a penny in a cashless society? Chris Choi discusses a cashless society with Abba's Bjorn Ulvaeus. Main_stream_choi CHRIS CHOI CONSUMER EDITOR Abba's Bjorn Ulvaeus has a boyish enthusiasm for the cashless society - and he has a challenge for ITV News viewers.

Read the full story › 12:01 am, Tue 03 Mar 2015 Families are still divided as Cuba enters a new era A grandmother in Havana weeping for the family members she hardly sees. Main_stream_moore ROBERT MOORE WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT Cuba may be entering a new era of pragmatism and reform, but scratch the surface and you will discover it is still a wounded island.

Read the full story › 6:00 am, Tue 27 Jan 2015 Dark secrets of Poland's post-war missing are exposed The remains of one of the Bialystok victims. Main_stream_dan_rivers DAN RIVERS CORRESPONDENT Some 60 years after the brutal post-war communist regime 'disappeared' dissidents, the secrets of Poland's unmarked mass graves are exposed.

Read the full story › 5:48 am, Tue 27 Jan 2015 Somalia shows signs of recovery after decades of turmoil Reuters Main_stream_rageh_omaar2 RAGEH OMAAR INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS EDITOR Somalia - once the byword for the ultimate failed state - is now showing signs of real recovery and optimism after decades of turmoil.

Read the full story › 6:00 am, Sun 25 Jan 2015 Could a man-made star solve Earth's energy crisis? The site at Iter, which is the size of 60 football pitches. Main_stream_alok_jha_blog_pic ALOK JHA SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT An enormous site in France is currently the focus of global efforts that could one day save the world.

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