[Stuart]

I honestly get pretty annoyed at the fact that currently during the credit crunch, the credits are at a very weird angle, and not directly in the middle of where the credits are getting crunched.

ITV now handle credit squeezing quite badly. They are centrally aligned, so it's possible to simply reduce the width of the area viewed and move it to the left to allow for an ECP on the right. That's what the BBC do. It doesn't reduce the size of the text, just the screen width it uses.

For some reason, ITV now shrink the entire frame and move it to the left, making the text smaller and displaying a large area of empty space above and below it. It looks unprofessional.

I suppose it's better than some of the C5 channels, which sometimes squeeze the credits down to a few inches at the bottom of the screen, something that makes the BBC News 'flipper' look useful.