Original sentence: Today Tonight is an Australian television current affairs and magazine style program, broadcast on the Seven Network
Edited sentence: In many instances it also includes reporting on the bureacratic nature of governments or corporations.In many of the stories featured on Today Tonight, many questions posed by the reporters are notably been obvious, redundant or self-affirming.It may be in part for the benefit of the audience for the need for interviewees to articulate and emphasise their emotions.The bias created by these loaded terms is designed to bring out raw emotions of hatred of a perceived common enemy.The common element to many of these stories is the appeal to raw emotions, such as framing a story to anger audiences about the tradesman who has ripped off a customer.The focus of many stories are emotionally charged expose pieces investigating the personal lives of victims and those who have committed legal or moral wrongs.The interviewed experts are often pushing an agenda.The relevance of these experts, and their integrity, comes under criticism time to time as an expert's view is perceived as impartial.The use of terms such as Un-Australian, or hyperboles in the form of labelling people Worst in Australia are devices of sensationalising stories.Today Tonight is an Australian television current affairs and tabloid style program, broadcast on the Seven Network.Today Tonight stories often make use of experts to reaffirm a perspective of a particular story