6K views · 150 reactions | Anglia Television came on air for the first time 60 years ago this weekend. It was the 27th October 1959 when Anglia became the second channel on your TV, the average cost of a house was £2,000 and the average weekly wage was just over a tenner. The technology in TV News has also changed quite a bit as the video shows. More: https://bit.ly/2oeMzSZ | ITV Anglia | Facebook

43K views · 488 reactions | Michael was disowned for being gay, and torn away from his sister. 40 years on they reunite, and Maureen couldn't be any prouder to call him a brother. | ITV | Facebook

27K views · 209 reactions | Being in South Africa wasn't going to stop Bradders from making an appearance at this year's National Television Awards. | ITV | Facebook

1.2K views · 15 reactions | For the first time in its history the Westmorland Show has entered its second day today. This change was brought in because of the Covid-19 pandemic, which meant it didn't take place last year. Christine Knipe of the Westmorland County Agricultural Society has spoken to us about why this show matters to so many people. | ITV Border | Facebook

5.2K views · 316 reactions | 75 years ago today on Tuesday 6 June, 1944 the Allied invasion of Normandy began. It was the largest seaborne invasion in history. Those who survived are in their 90s and there is unlikely to be another commemoration on this scale. Some of them shared their memories at a special ceremony in Bristol. Find out more here: https://bit.ly/31dnq9P | ITV News West Country | Facebook

6.4K views · 105 reactions | Huge crowds turned out in Exeter yesterday to see the Exeter Chiefs Official parade through the city in an open-top bus. The rain held off as the rugby team celebrated being crowned Premiership champions for the first time in their history following victory at Twickenham on Saturday. Richard Lawrence was there. There's more on their victory here: https://tinyurl.com/yauh3kuh | ITV News West Country | Facebook