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TV-Brussel is a Dutch-speaking channel
which believes in an international approach to a multicultural
city. And so all our programmes are subtitled in French
and English. To see our programmes with English subtitles,
select page 887 on TV-Brussel's teletext, or page
888 for the French version. Our programmes are subtitled
in French as of 19:30 and in English as of 21:00 (except
on Saturdays, when subtitling starts at 18:00). Commercial
breaks and programmes not produced by TV-Brussel are
not subtitled.
TV-Brussel is the channel that tells you what's going
on in your neck of the woods. Political, cultural,
sporting and general news: every day, TV-Brussel informs
you about your city.
From Monday to Friday TV-Brussel broadcasts a ten-minute
news bulletin, followed by a magazine programme. They're
repeated every 30 minutes, on the hour and the half-hour,
starting at 18:00.
TV-Brussel's magazines look at every facet of life
in the capital.
Mondays: TV-Brussel Sport. What's happening, what's
being said in the Brussels sporting world.
Tuesdays: Con Brio. A programme for young people,
presented by Bruno.
Wednesdays: Film
Magazine. Friedl' Lesage reviews the latest film
releases in Brussels.
Thursdays: Uit
in Brussel. Brussels has a very active cultural
scene. Yannick Siebens takes you through her choice.
Fridays: Every fortnight, in "Kunst/Wet"
(also known as Arts/Loi, one of Brussels' main metro
stations), Robert Esselinckx and the TV-Brussel news
team present an in-depth analysis of a recent news
story from Brussels. On alternate weeks a special
guest will give their view of the week's events.
To wind up the programme, Daniel Van Avermaet, in
"Salut
aan de Kost", introduces the best restaurants
(in every price range) in Brussels.
On Saturdays, every hour starting at 18:00, a special
half-hour programme summarises the main events of
the week.
On Sundays, after the news, a new-look "15
in 1", shorter, more compact and more geared
to what Brussels has to offer ex-pats living in the
capital.
Presented by Robin Faure and Maria Tarantino.
If you have any questions, remarks or suggestions,
please don't hesitate to send an e-mail.
Best wishes,
The TV-Brussel team
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