Julien Courbet in the morning on M6, a special evening as a bonus on France 5, the BBC goes back and the Trump / Biden duel on French TV

The reverse of the BBC.

The British group has not yet confirmed the information, but according to the specialized site Broadcast, it is signed: the BBC Three channel will return to terrestrial television.

It has been five years since the BBC decided to transfer this channel's programs exclusively to the web for young people.

The only certainty is that the public group does not intend to buy a new frequency.

BBC Three will therefore benefit from an existing frequency, and more precisely the prime time of a current channel of the group.

A priori, it is with the CBBC channel that the pair should be formed.

CBBC is a channel for children aged 6 to 12, whose schedule stopped at 7 p.m. and which then hosted BBC Three programs before it went exclusively digital.

Since then, the program schedule has been extended until 9 p.m., but it seems likely that its schedule will be shortened to accommodate its big sister.

Why is the BBC backtracking?

What is the point of going back to linear?

It is the confinement that is behind this decision.

Young viewers have discovered or rediscovered linear television.

And it didn't take long for the BBC to consider relaunching its youth channel.

Its budget has also doubled for the coming season, allowing it to regain the same level of resources as before 2016 and its switch to digital.

In France, France 4 has also benefited from confinement since its linear shutdown has been postponed by one year to 2021.

"C in the air" promoted as a bonus tonight on France 5.

Caroline Roux will be in charge of a great evening entitled "Relocation: the French challenge".

At first, viewers will discover a 90-minute documentary with reports from the field, major interviews conducted by the journalist, including one with Bruno Lemaire, and interventions by experts from "C dans l'air".

Then, at 10:30 p.m., the evening will continue on stage with four experts, who will be invited to respond to the report but also to answer viewers' questions.

Louise Bernard went to ask Caroline Roux why the journalist and her team had decided to look into this particular subject.

This is the first special night of the season for "C dans l'air", but not the show's first premium, although the format remains rare with just six shows since 2018. The latest, devoted to the Coronavirus, had attracted nearly 600,000 curious at the end of June, or 2.9% of the public.

Caroline Roux was asked how the themes for these event bonuses were chosen.

Julien Courbet will be live every morning on M6.

The presenters of RTL are more and more brought to intervene on M6, and vice versa, since the takeover of the station by the chain of Nicolas de Tavernost.

The boss of the M6 ​​group recruited Julien Courbet two years ago to take the helm of "Capital", and the host will now intervene every morning live on M6.

This is what “Le Parisien” revealed this Monday, the radio program “It can happen to you”, in which Julien Courbet and his experts help listeners confronted with everyday problems, will be presented every morning in a format for the least original.

From 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., M6 viewers will experience the filmed version of the radio show live.

Then, at 11:30 am, an hour of unprecedented television program, still live, will be offered.

Julien Courbet will be surrounded by lawyers and we will follow reporters in the region, responsible for helping viewers to solve their problems.

Julien Courbet will therefore broadcast 2h30 live every day on M6.

The channel explains wanting to reinject direct into its grid.

It must be said that it was successful with "Tous en cuisine", the live broadcast of Cyril Lignac which was a hit during confinement.

The channel has a real room for improvement because the box is currently very little watched.

The three reruns of “Desperate Housewives” broadcast between 10 am and 12.45 pm have been followed by only 2.6% of the public since the start of the school year.

Night owls or early risers will have plenty of fun tonight from 3am on the news channels.

In the United States, and around the world for that matter, we are preparing for a memorable television moment.

It's prime time across the Atlantic and from 3 a.m. in France, Donald Trump and Joe Biden will face each other for the first US presidential debate.

All the French news channels will retransmit the event from 3 am: BFMTV, CNews, LCI, France 24 and franceinfo, with simultaneous translation of course.

And the confrontation promises to be explosive.

This weekend, Donald Trump said he was going to ask Joe Biden for a doping test after the debate to make sure he didn't use any products to improve his performance.

In response, Biden's campaign was humorous: “Joe Biden has planned to give his answers to the debate in words. If the president thinks his best chance of winning is with urine, let him Do not hesitate. We do not expect any less from Donald Trump, who gave the chance to protect the lives of 200,000 Americans by failing to develop a plan to fight against Covid-19 ".

An unexpected attack on Fox News.

An unexpected attack because it comes from Dr Anthony Fauci, one of the Coronavirus experts in the United States.

We saw him a lot alongside Donald Trump during his daily press conferences at the start of the pandemic.

He is extremely respected across the Atlantic and he remained very measured in his words, even when Donald Trump suggested drinking bleach to kill the virus.

But in an interview given on Monday to CNN, Doctor Fauci first criticized certain media, without naming them, for advancing information contrary to what was nevertheless considered to be established facts.

He regretted that the media relayed things "completely out of context" or even "completely false".

And he went on to criticize Fox News directly: "With all due respect, even though they have a few good reporters, some of the things they said were aberrant, to be honest."

A complaint had been filed against Fox News for its coverage of the Coronavirus.

At the start of the pandemic, the channel assured that the Covid-19 was a hoax invented by the Democrats to harm Donald Trump, then that the disease would go away as it had happened.

But the judge in charge of the case ruled in favor of Fox News.

Since the disease arrived in the United States, 209,000 Americans have died from Covid.