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Women's Viewpoint is a British discussion television programme which aired on BBC during 1951. The programme focused on the discussion of issues by women. It is unlikely any of the episodes still exist, given that the BBC rarely telerecorded shows prior to 1953.
Women's Viewpoint may refer to: Woman's Viewpoint (magazine), an American woman's journal published between 1923–1927. Women's Viewpoint (TV programme), a 1951 British discussion television programme. Category: Disambiguation pages.
Viewpoint is a British police procedural drama thriller television miniseries created by Harry Bradbeer and Ed Whitmore and starring Noel Clarke and Alexandra Roach. Produced by Tiger Aspect Productions, it aired on ITV nightly from 26 April 2021, with the final episode premiering exclusively on ITV Hub and STV Player.
Women's Viewpoint: With Jill Craigie, Vera Laughton Mathews, Pat Hornsby-Smith, Jennie Lee. A discussion by women of important issues of interest to women (such as women in politics, a debate on whether "women's magazines" are full of false values, the education of girls, etc.)
Viewpoint is GBC's weekly current affairs programme. Presented and produced by Ros Astengo, it offers 60 minutes of extended interviews, panel discussions and in-depth reports designed to take the news that little bit further. The programme includes investigative, documentary-style reports, as well as robust one-to-one interviews with Gibraltar ...
2 mag 2016 · The BBC has announced that it aims to get more women into positions of authority by 2020, but what was the situation in the early years of the organisation? Dr Kate Murphy has been researching...
Woman's Hour was not the only BBC programme for women at this time. Taking its lead from radio, in 1947 the newly established post-war TV service launched the afternoon programme Designed for Women .
