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John Craven and latterly other presenters introduce news stories and other articles of interest to its young audience, newsround. Newsround In Sign In.

The BBC is to end the teatime edition of Newsround after almost 50 years, having concluded that children no longer turn on traditional television channels when they return home from school. The news show has produced an afternoon programme ever since it was launched by John Craven in but it has been hit hard by changing viewing habits. It has suffered from a move from BBC One to the CBBC channel and even during the lockdown each episode was attracting just 24, viewers aged six to He said that the morning edition of Newsround remained popular with teachers who showed it to children in classrooms in order to provoke discussion. He estimated that about , children watched the bulletin every day in classrooms, with particular spikes around 9am and 1pm. As a result this bulletin will expand from five to eight minutes, with the hope this will prove popular when children return to schools in the autumn.

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He had an idea to create a news bulletin that young people would want to keep watching — news that was made just for them. He also noticed that there was no way for children to hear about stories that were important to them — news that was relevant to their lives. BBC bosses commissioned the idea initially as a six-week experiment. At the time, there was some debate within the corporation about whether children should be told about real world events. There was concern that these events could be frightening for a younger audience. The first episode aired on 4 April with a report about near-extinct ospreys returning to Scotland. His famous introduction - ' Hello Again' - saw John welcome his young audience to the first BBC news bulletin made just for children. John and the team made a number of key decisions to differentiate Newsround from adult news. They decided that he would not sit behind a desk like other newsreaders at the time and that he would dress more casually.

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It was one of the world's first television news magazines aimed specifically at children. The programme is aimed at 5 to year-olds. In , the show was renamed CBBC Newsround , and was presented by a rotating team including Craven in the dual role of chief presenter and programme editor.

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