TIF Téléjournal

TIF Téléjournal is the flagship newscast of french television network TIF. The newscast for the first time aired on December 12th 1992 at 19:45, alongside 2 other editions, at 12:30 and 23:30. By October 1993, TIF introduced the 6:00 edition of the newscast with press review. By June of 2001, the 19:45 edition was moved to 19:30, to start at the same time as 19/20's national news. The audience of the 19:30 edition is the highest in France, as it beats France 2 and TF1's 20 Heures. The present editor-in-chief is David De Santos.
==Editions and presenters==
All morning editions of TIF Téléjournal are anchored by one person:
*Nelly De La Cerca
*Benjamin Sister
*Christopher Morridette
*Marion Lepper
==TIF Première==
Aired every day from 6:00 to 7:30, previously featured a brief 9-minute news summary, press review, sport news, traffic information provided by ASFA and weather forecasts. Until 2014 it featured a daily horoscope at the end of each programme. This is repeated every 15 minutes. At first, it was similar to TG5 Prima Pagina with everything read by professional voice-over talent. Since September 1st 2014, it started featuring a presenter for news summary and press review which was extended from 5 minutes to 9 minutes. The traffic information along with weather forecast continue to use voice-overs. Horoscope that was aired at 6:55 was eliminated from the news wheel and replaced by a Sport news bulletin. After the January 2018 revamp, the 
programme was renamed to TIF Premiere and became a 90-minute newscast with headlines every 15 minutes. Each half-hour also features a Sports bulletin and Weather forecasts.
==TIF Téléjournal Bulletin==
A five minute news bulletin is aired at 10:00 and 15:15.
==TIF Téléjournal de 12h30==
This 45-minute edition is anchored by two-person team on weekdays and one person on Saturdays and Sundays.
*Jean-Baptiste Marteau and Mélissa Theuriau (Monday-Friday)
*Thomas Martins (Saturday and Sundays)
Relief presenters:
*Nelly De la Cerca
*Christopher Morridette
==TIF Téléjournal de 19h30==
The flagship 45-minute edition which also includes an interview with an newsmaker is presented by:
*David De Santos
On weekends the flagship bulletin is anchored by
*Thomas Martins
Relief presenters:
*Audrey Volmar
*Fabrice Laforge
*Olivier Bobilier
*Christopher Morridette
==TIF Téléjournal de 23h30==
The late night edition aired at 23:15 for 30 minutes. At the end of the newscast it features an preview of tommorrow's newspapers. It's anchored from Monday to Thursday by Audrey Volmar and on weekends by:
*Fabrice Laforge
*Olivier Bobilier
==Regional news==
TIF airs a 5-minute regional breakfast news opt-out at 6:55 as well as 25-minute newscasts at 12:00 and 19:00 and a 15-minute late bulletin airing weekdays at 23:00. TIF broadcasts it's newscasts for 24 regions:
*Alpes (La Tronche)
*Auvergne (Chamalières)
*Rhône-Alpes (Lyon; also produces joint breakfast and late news for Auvergne, Alpes and Rhône-Alpes regions)
*Bourgogne (Dijon; also produces joint breakfast and late news for Bourgogne and Franche-Comté regions)
*Franche-Comté (Besançon)
*Bretagne (Rennes)
*Centre-Val de Loire (Orléans)
*Corse (Ajaccio, also broadcasts at 18:50 a 8-minute newscast in Corsican language)
*Alsace (Strasbourg)
*Champagne-Ardenne (Reims)
*Lorraine (Nancy; also produces joint breakfast and late news for Lorraine and Champagne-Ardenne regions)
*Nord-Pas-de-Calais (Lilie; also produces joint breakfast and late news for Nord-Pas-de-Calais and Picardie regions)
*Picardie (Amiens)
*Île-de-France (Paris)
*Normandie (Caen)
*Aquitaine (Bordeaux; also produces joint breakfast and late news for Nouvelle-Aquitaine region)
*Limousin (Limoges)
*Poitou-Charentes (Poitiers)
*Languedoc-Roussillon (Montpellier)
*Midi-Pyrénées (Toulouse; also produces joint breakfast and late news for Occitanie region)
*Pays de la Loire (Nantes)
*Côte d'Azur (Antibes)
*Provence-Alpes (Marseille; also produces joint breakfast and late news for Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region)
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