WHICH News Channel do you watch/listen to most?

We get our news from the radio, channel 4 and Times radio .

BBC 1 and then BBC Scottish news straight after it....

I get all my news online. I almost never watch TV news unless it’s something ongoing like the storming of the Capitol. I listen to R4 news if I’m driving on a long trip.

Our TV hasn’t even been switched on since the weekend of the Jubilee.

ITV3 is my favourite news channel but never miss 6.30pm local news.

Sky News throughout the day but never miss Channel 4 at 7.

I have BBC news on my phone, and watch the BBC news at 6pm followed by the local news at 6.30.
But I often watch other news channels as well, being a news freak.
It started when I was a child in WW2 , listening to the crackling static on our large old radio and being fascinated by the news. Good or bad, the BBC means something to me , being in the background of my life always.

Agree Sky news is better than BBC news. A fan of Today programme on Radio 4 each morning.

Find channel5 most 'relatable/unbiased' these days. Having said that, I'm not watching much news at all any more. Much prefer the newspaper reviews on BBC news channel at 2230 and 2330.

Radio 4, most if the day and Today programme every day, world service ( insomniac) bbc tv and channel 4. Sometimes Al jasira.

Radio 4 News at 6am, or the R4 5.30am news briefing on BBCSounds because I can listen to it any time. That's it.
World Service news gives a broader view.

Channel 4 for a daily update. The presenters aren't afraid of asking the hard questions, and (usually) people have a decent chance to answer them.

I am a fan of the Today programme so I hear the news on Radio 4 in the morning too.

Channel 4 is the most reliable tv news. Sky news is generally better than BBC. I seldom watch ITV.

I do listen to BBC radio 4 but also more and more to LBC.

Just thinking which Channel is reporting non-politically but wondering which is factual honest reporting!

Those this is two different questions.
1) The channel I trust most on reporting issues is Channel 4.

2)I think I am probably about the same level of interest as in my 30s onwards. maybe not in my twenties. There did seem to be more political activism among students in the seventies though, than there is today. More student demonstrations against the Vietnam war, as an example, or against nuclear weapons.
So not necessarily an age thing.