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Looks like ITV are doing a kind of national regional strand "Britain on the Move" examining the nations health. And me obviously having too much time on my hands, have cut and pasted what all the regions are doing here.
There is a different regional version of "Britain on the Move" starting at 7.30pm on 29th April. Regions are treating it differently, but interestingly the old Carlton / Granda divide exists. With old ex-Carlton regions putting out a generic 7.30pm programme presented by Anne Diamond and going regional at 11pm. Granada regions doing their own regional shows at 7.30 & 11pm.
It appears Carol Vorderman is the London / National presenter. The usual suspects are opting out all together.
CENTRAL
7.30pm Britain on the Move
Anne Diamond investigates whether Britain's obesity crisis can be tackled by more walking and challenges the Evans family from Telford to walk their way to a healthier life. Father Phil, a lorry driver, is the biggest challenge - weighing in at 22 stones with a 54 inch waist.
11pm Britain on the Move
Documentary on the nation's health. Wesley Smith and Marie Ashby are joined by celebrity guests Raymond Blanc and Kate Garraway. While in London, Carol Vorderman puts politicians on the spot.
YORKSHIRE
7.30pm The launch of a major campaign aimed at boosting Britain's fitness, presented by Christine Talbot and Duncan Wood from the White Rose Shopping Centre, Leeds.
11pm Britain on the Move
Christine Talbot and Duncan Wood are joined by people from around the region to debate Britain's health timebomb and the launch of a major, nationwide health and fitness campaign.
LONDON
7.30pm Britain on the Move
Fiona Oates launches a campaign encouraging all of us to walk our way to health. The programme examines the increase in obesity in Britain and looks at some of the consequences.
11pm Britain on the Move
Carol Vorderman meets people suffering from what threatens to be Britain's biggest killer - obesity - and talks to people all over the country who aim to walk their way to health. She also questions government ministers on what they can do to help us and what they think we can do for ourselves.
ANGLIA
7.30pm Britain on the Move
Caroline Oldrey and Clare Weller look at ideas on how to beat the obesity timebomb, as a major campaign aimed at boosting Britain's fitness it launched.
11pm Britain on the Move
Clare Weller and Caroline Oldrey host a studio debate examining the steps that must be taken to counter the increase in obesity, as a national fitness campaign to counteract the problem is launched.
BORDER (lack of presenter info here)
7.30pm Britain on the Move
A look at ideas on how to beat the obesity timebomb, as a major campaign aimed at boosting Britain's fitness it launched.
11pm Britain on the Move
People from around the region discuss Britain's health timebomb and the launch of a major, nationwide health and fitness campaign.
GRANADA
7.30pm 2004 - Britain on the Move
Lucy Meacock examines the disturbing health time bomb caused by today's couch potato lifestyle, and looks at how getting active can help save lives.
11pm Britain on the Move
Tony Wilson chairs a live discussion as people from around the region talk about Britain's health timebomb and the launch of a major, nationwide health and fitness campaign.
WESTCOUNTRY
7.30pm Britain on the Move
Anne Diamond investigates whether Britain's obesity crisis can be tackled by more walking and challenges the Evans family from Telford to walk their way to a healthier life. Father Phil, a lorry driver, is the biggest challenge - weighing in at 22 stones with a 54 inch waist.
11pm Britain on the Move
Richard Bath examines the link between obesity and Type II diabetes, looks into the psychological effects of being obese and reports on the work carried out by the Earlybird Research Study at Plymouth's Derriford Hospital. Carol Vorderman in London hosts a national debate on growing health concerns.
MERIDIAN (not much presenter info here)
7.30pm Britain on the Move
As a nationwide campaign encouraging people to walk their way to health is launched, one family in the South give up their car for a week to find out how easy it is.
11pm Britain on the Move
A debate on the ways to increase the everyday fitness of the general public. Plus, Phil Hornby examines how lifestyles can change in the South.
TYNE TEES
7.30pm Britain on the Move
Presenters Carole Malone and Ian Payne showcase inspirational ideas on how to beat the obesity timebomb, as a major campaign aimed at boosting Britain's fitness is launched.
11pm Britain on the Move
Carol Malone is joined in a studio debate by author Professor Alan Craft and once-obese teen Colin Ord to discuss why the North East has the worst obesity record in the country and what can be done about it.
WALES
7.30pm Wales on the Move
Health programme. Heart disease and strokes cause 40 per cent of deaths in Wales. with inactive lifestyles being the most important contributary factor. This prgramme looks at the problem and examines ways in which we could all help ourselves to become fitter and
healthier.
No 11pm programme
WEST
7.30pm Britain on the Move
Anne Diamond investigates whether Britain's obesity crisis can be tackled by more walking and challenges the Evans family from Telford to walk their way to a healthier life. Father Phil, a lorry driver, is the biggest challenge - weighing in at 22 stones with a 54 inch waist.
11pm Britain on the Move
Documentary on the nation's health. Richard Bath examines the link between obesity and Type II diabetes, looks into the psychological effects of being obese and reports on the work carried out by the Earlybird Research Study at Plymouth's Derriford Hospital. Carol Vorderman in London hosts a national debate on growing health concerns.
CHANNEL
No 7.30pm programme, take the 11pm Merdian programme.
GRAMPIAN / SCOTTISH / UTV
Not showing
There is a different regional version of "Britain on the Move" starting at 7.30pm on 29th April. Regions are treating it differently, but interestingly the old Carlton / Granda divide exists. With old ex-Carlton regions putting out a generic 7.30pm programme presented by Anne Diamond and going regional at 11pm. Granada regions doing their own regional shows at 7.30 & 11pm.
It appears Carol Vorderman is the London / National presenter. The usual suspects are opting out all together.
CENTRAL
7.30pm Britain on the Move
Anne Diamond investigates whether Britain's obesity crisis can be tackled by more walking and challenges the Evans family from Telford to walk their way to a healthier life. Father Phil, a lorry driver, is the biggest challenge - weighing in at 22 stones with a 54 inch waist.
11pm Britain on the Move
Documentary on the nation's health. Wesley Smith and Marie Ashby are joined by celebrity guests Raymond Blanc and Kate Garraway. While in London, Carol Vorderman puts politicians on the spot.
YORKSHIRE
7.30pm The launch of a major campaign aimed at boosting Britain's fitness, presented by Christine Talbot and Duncan Wood from the White Rose Shopping Centre, Leeds.
11pm Britain on the Move
Christine Talbot and Duncan Wood are joined by people from around the region to debate Britain's health timebomb and the launch of a major, nationwide health and fitness campaign.
LONDON
7.30pm Britain on the Move
Fiona Oates launches a campaign encouraging all of us to walk our way to health. The programme examines the increase in obesity in Britain and looks at some of the consequences.
11pm Britain on the Move
Carol Vorderman meets people suffering from what threatens to be Britain's biggest killer - obesity - and talks to people all over the country who aim to walk their way to health. She also questions government ministers on what they can do to help us and what they think we can do for ourselves.
ANGLIA
7.30pm Britain on the Move
Caroline Oldrey and Clare Weller look at ideas on how to beat the obesity timebomb, as a major campaign aimed at boosting Britain's fitness it launched.
11pm Britain on the Move
Clare Weller and Caroline Oldrey host a studio debate examining the steps that must be taken to counter the increase in obesity, as a national fitness campaign to counteract the problem is launched.
BORDER (lack of presenter info here)
7.30pm Britain on the Move
A look at ideas on how to beat the obesity timebomb, as a major campaign aimed at boosting Britain's fitness it launched.
11pm Britain on the Move
People from around the region discuss Britain's health timebomb and the launch of a major, nationwide health and fitness campaign.
GRANADA
7.30pm 2004 - Britain on the Move
Lucy Meacock examines the disturbing health time bomb caused by today's couch potato lifestyle, and looks at how getting active can help save lives.
11pm Britain on the Move
Tony Wilson chairs a live discussion as people from around the region talk about Britain's health timebomb and the launch of a major, nationwide health and fitness campaign.
WESTCOUNTRY
7.30pm Britain on the Move
Anne Diamond investigates whether Britain's obesity crisis can be tackled by more walking and challenges the Evans family from Telford to walk their way to a healthier life. Father Phil, a lorry driver, is the biggest challenge - weighing in at 22 stones with a 54 inch waist.
11pm Britain on the Move
Richard Bath examines the link between obesity and Type II diabetes, looks into the psychological effects of being obese and reports on the work carried out by the Earlybird Research Study at Plymouth's Derriford Hospital. Carol Vorderman in London hosts a national debate on growing health concerns.
MERIDIAN (not much presenter info here)
7.30pm Britain on the Move
As a nationwide campaign encouraging people to walk their way to health is launched, one family in the South give up their car for a week to find out how easy it is.
11pm Britain on the Move
A debate on the ways to increase the everyday fitness of the general public. Plus, Phil Hornby examines how lifestyles can change in the South.
TYNE TEES
7.30pm Britain on the Move
Presenters Carole Malone and Ian Payne showcase inspirational ideas on how to beat the obesity timebomb, as a major campaign aimed at boosting Britain's fitness is launched.
11pm Britain on the Move
Carol Malone is joined in a studio debate by author Professor Alan Craft and once-obese teen Colin Ord to discuss why the North East has the worst obesity record in the country and what can be done about it.
WALES
7.30pm Wales on the Move
Health programme. Heart disease and strokes cause 40 per cent of deaths in Wales. with inactive lifestyles being the most important contributary factor. This prgramme looks at the problem and examines ways in which we could all help ourselves to become fitter and
healthier.
No 11pm programme
WEST
7.30pm Britain on the Move
Anne Diamond investigates whether Britain's obesity crisis can be tackled by more walking and challenges the Evans family from Telford to walk their way to a healthier life. Father Phil, a lorry driver, is the biggest challenge - weighing in at 22 stones with a 54 inch waist.
11pm Britain on the Move
Documentary on the nation's health. Richard Bath examines the link between obesity and Type II diabetes, looks into the psychological effects of being obese and reports on the work carried out by the Earlybird Research Study at Plymouth's Derriford Hospital. Carol Vorderman in London hosts a national debate on growing health concerns.
CHANNEL
No 7.30pm programme, take the 11pm Merdian programme.
GRAMPIAN / SCOTTISH / UTV
Not showing
Concerned citizens should study