Sky News at 9

Evening news programme, broadcast on Sky News

Sky News at 9
GenreNews
Presented byAnna Botting
(Mon-Thurs)
Gillian Joseph
(Fri-Sun)
Country of originUnited Kingdom
(Broadcast internationally)
Original languageEnglish
Production
Production locationStudio 21, Sky Central
Osterley, London
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running time60 minutes
Production companySky plc
Original release
NetworkSky News
Release9 January 2012 (2012-01-09) –
present

Sky News at 9 is a daily hour long news programme on Sky News, airing between 9:00 pm and 10:00 pm. It is a round-up of the day's top stories with analysis from Sky's correspondents. The show is presented by Anna Botting from Monday to Thursday and Gillian Joseph on Friday to Sunday.

Format

Sky News at 9 is an hour-long newscast digesting the day's stories plus providing analysis and live interviews. The final minutes of the programme often feature a look at the first of the next day's national newspaper front pages as well as a look ahead to Sky News at 10. Sky News at 9 is a longer form news bulletin than the 30-minute newscasts - such as Sky News at Ten - that follow it in the schedule.

On Saturday and Sunday, the Sky News at 9 presenter starts their shift an hour earlier hosting the 8 pm hour of Sky News. This hour uses the same studio setup and backdrop as Sky News at 9.

Frequent relief presenters of the slot include Jonathan Samuels, Jayne Secker and Barbara Serra while Anna Jones often covers weekday editions of the programme when Anna Botting isn't available.

Current presenters

Presenter Role
Anna Botting Monday-Wednesday, Alternate Thursday Presenter
Gillian Joseph Alternate Thursday, Friday-Sunday Presenter
Jonathan Samuels Relief Presenter
Jayne Secker
Barbara Serra

References

Preceded by
Sky News Tonight
Sky News weekday schedule
21:00–22:00
Succeeded by
Sky News at 10
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