History
Originally, the main weekday evening programme did not have a different title from other bulletins (unlike most other ITV regions, e.g., HTV News/Wales at 6). This finally changed in the late 1990s, when the title Central News at Six was adopted – coinciding with being rescheduled from 18:25 to 18:00. By Monday 24 July 2006, the 18:00 programme had been renamed again, to Central Tonight (except for the South Midlands edition, which retained the Central News at Six name until its final 6pm programme on 1 December 2006).
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