Where can I watch Newsnight?

Streaming availability for Newsnight is not yet confirmed for India.

How many seasons does Newsnight have?

Newsnight has 25 seasons and 4006 episodes. Status: Returning Series.

What is the rating of Newsnight?

Newsnight is rated 6.0/10 from 12 votes on TMDB.

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Newsnight

Name: Newsnight
Genre: News
Released: 1980-01-30
Rating: 6.0
Cast: Kirsty Wark, Jeremy Vine, Peter Snow, Nicholas Watt, Victoria Derbyshire

6.0(12)198025 seasons · 4006 episodes50m / ep

News

A daily BBC Television current affairs programme which specialises in analysis and often robust cross-examination of senior politicians.

Status: Returning Series
Type: News
Last aired: 2026-04-30
Language: English

BBC One
BBC Two
BBC News

Seasons

Top billed cast

Nicholas WattSelf - Presenter

Katie RazzallSelf - Presenter

Gabriel GatehouseSelf

Praful NargundSelf

Behind the camera

Produced in

United Kingdom

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Air dates

First aired: 1980-01-30
Latest episode: 2026-04-30
Status: Returning Series
Next release: In production

198423 Sept 1984
Season 195 Jan 1998
Season 204 Jan 1999
Season 214 Jan 2000
Season 222 Jan 2001
Season 232 Jan 2002
Season 242 Jan 2003
Season 252 Jan 2004
Season 264 Jan 2005
Season 272 Jan 2006
Season 282 Jan 2007
Season 292 Jan 2008
Season 305 Jan 2009
Season 314 Jan 2010
Season 324 Jan 2011
2012TBA
2014TBA
2015TBA
2016TBA
20233 Jan 2023
20242 Jan 2024
20256 Jan 2025
20265 Jan 2026
Season 2011TBA
Season 2014TBA

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Newsnight?: Streaming availability for India is not yet confirmed.
How many seasons does Newsnight have?: 25 seasons · 4006 episodes · Returning Series.
What is the rating of Newsnight?: 6.0/10 from 12 TMDB votes.

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