14-07-2023, 02:41 PM
14 July, France National Day, and, again, a special day of programming on the main channels. On the occassion, some of its main presenters are being dispatched to specific spots to present behind-the-scenes preparations on the event, plus immersive reporting on the Parade, the specific arms of the French Army, Navy and Air Force, and the history behind them. Over at TF1 and LCI, its special morning programme began at 7am, with Gilles Bouleau, Anne-Claire Coudray, Marie-Sophie Lacarrau, Denis Brogniart, François-Xavier Ménage and commentary by military expert Pierre Servent.
At France 2, its coverage, which began at 6h15 with Télématin, took on the occasion of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games and key anniversaries of some French Army, Navy and Air Force arms, as its presenters are participating in some of the proceedings. Alongside Julian Bugier, Maya Lauqué and Daniel Thévenot, France 2 presenters and journalists such as Anne-Sophie Lapix, Laurent Delahousse, Jean-Baptiste Marteau, Stéphane Bern and Jarry, plus French Olympic and Paralympic champions of the likes of Clarisse Agbégnénou, Alain Bernard and Théo Curin, and even astronaut Thomas Pesquet, are taking part of the special parade programme. As usual, the symphonic concert will air on prime time live from the Eiffel Tower, with Bern as emcee, followed by the usual fireworks display. The parade was simulcast live on Franceinfo and TV5Monde.
On BFMTV, Maxime Switek is presenting special coverage, with reporters live from key spots and special recorded reports. The programme is however, being presented from the Première édition studio, with analysts commenting the parade. At CNews, it is a two part strategy: Anthony Favalli from 6h-9h, and Laurence Ferrari from 9h until the end of the ceremony. Additionally, the post-parade interview traditionally done by TF1 and France 2 won’t take place this year (Macron has rarely done the interview during his administration, only doing it twice, in 2020 and 2022), but the Elysée said an interview will take place “in the next few days”.
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At France 2, its coverage, which began at 6h15 with Télématin, took on the occasion of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games and key anniversaries of some French Army, Navy and Air Force arms, as its presenters are participating in some of the proceedings. Alongside Julian Bugier, Maya Lauqué and Daniel Thévenot, France 2 presenters and journalists such as Anne-Sophie Lapix, Laurent Delahousse, Jean-Baptiste Marteau, Stéphane Bern and Jarry, plus French Olympic and Paralympic champions of the likes of Clarisse Agbégnénou, Alain Bernard and Théo Curin, and even astronaut Thomas Pesquet, are taking part of the special parade programme. As usual, the symphonic concert will air on prime time live from the Eiffel Tower, with Bern as emcee, followed by the usual fireworks display. The parade was simulcast live on Franceinfo and TV5Monde.
On BFMTV, Maxime Switek is presenting special coverage, with reporters live from key spots and special recorded reports. The programme is however, being presented from the Première édition studio, with analysts commenting the parade. At CNews, it is a two part strategy: Anthony Favalli from 6h-9h, and Laurence Ferrari from 9h until the end of the ceremony. Additionally, the post-parade interview traditionally done by TF1 and France 2 won’t take place this year (Macron has rarely done the interview during his administration, only doing it twice, in 2020 and 2022), but the Elysée said an interview will take place “in the next few days”.
www.ouest-france.fr
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