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OnScene.TV is a group of highly skilled, experienced photojournalists who shoot and deliver news events in from across Merseyside. OnScene.TV photojournalists have covered some of Liverpool and Merseyside’s biggest stories, capturing exclusive footage on a regular basis since 2018. Every day and night, OnScene.TV’s full time news team is on the streets capturing the events as they unfold. Our photographers bring a combined experience and that is what separates OnScene.TV from the rest. We don’t just shoot video, we cover the story. Every OnScene.TV photojournalist is held to an extreme level of integrity in their reporting. Story accuracy and journalistic integrity are top priorities. With a full-time editor, and senior photojournalists on every shift, stories are reported clearly and accurately. Information is obtained first hand from the photojournalist who is on scene along with credible witnesses, and civil services. Every photojournalist utilizes the latest in high-definition ENG technology to capture crisp and clear images of every scene. Every photojournalist is trained in low light capture techniques, and is expertly skilled with their equipment. They are also equipped with audio equipment for professionally capturing official, and witness interviews. Additionally, each photographer is a highly skilled editor who produces the absolute best broadcast from their raw footage in the field. Footage is normally scrubbed of graphic material before being published. From the moment the photographer arrives at a scene to the time it is broadcast on our secure client-only server, average elapsed times exceed no more than thirty minutes. This covers initial scene footage from lens to broadcast. Additional time is required for stories including interviews or time sensitive material. Every photographer is capable of handling incidents rapidly and precisely. Video encoding, uploading, and processing occur in rapid succession allowing each photographer to cover more stories in less time. On average, each photographer shoots and processes three stories per shift. OnScene.TV operates on a closed and secure system to transfer stories for use on television, radio, print, and web platforms. All video is progressively rendered which allows for quick capture of still images for use in print or online. All NAT sound and SOT’s are high quality and usable for radio sampling. Whatever your needs we have the ability to accommodate you and your publication. OnScene.TV produces one thing: the highest quality breaking news footage possible.

OnScene.TV is a group of highly skilled, experienced photojournalists who shoot and deliver news events in from across Merseyside. OnScene.TV photojournalists have covered some of Liverpool and Merseyside’s biggest stories, capturing exclusive footage on a regular basis since 2018. Every day and night, OnScene.TV’s full time news team is on the streets capturing the events as they unfold. Our photographers bring a combined experience and that is what separates OnScene.TV from the rest. We don’t just shoot video, we cover the story. Every OnScene.TV photojournalist is held to an extreme level of integrity in their reporting. Story accuracy and journalistic integrity are top priorities. With a full-time editor, and senior photojournalists on every shift, stories are reported clearly and accurately. Information is obtained first hand from the photojournalist who is on scene along with credible witnesses, and civil services. Every photojournalist utilizes the latest in high-definition ENG technology to capture crisp and clear images of every scene. Every photojournalist is trained in low light capture techniques, and is expertly skilled with their equipment. They are also equipped with audio equipment for professionally capturing official, and witness interviews. Additionally, each photographer is a highly skilled editor who produces the absolute best broadcast from their raw footage in the field. Footage is normally scrubbed of graphic material before being published. From the moment the photographer arrives at a scene to the time it is broadcast on our secure client-only server, average elapsed times exceed no more than thirty minutes. This covers initial scene footage from lens to broadcast. Additional time is required for stories including interviews or time sensitive material. Every photographer is capable of handling incidents rapidly and precisely. Video encoding, uploading, and processing occur in rapid succession allowing each photographer to cover more stories in less time. On average, each photographer shoots and processes three stories per shift. OnScene.TV operates on a closed and secure system to transfer stories for use on television, radio, print, and web platforms. All video is progressively rendered which allows for quick capture of still images for use in print or online. All NAT sound and SOT’s are high quality and usable for radio sampling. Whatever your needs we have the ability to accommodate you and your publication. OnScene.TV produces one thing: the highest quality breaking news footage possible.

The Automobile Association was created by people like you – keen drivers who just wanted fair treatment. Not much has changed on that front since June 1905, when four driving enthusiasts banded together in London to form the AA. From day one our goal has been exactly the same: to protect you, the motorist, and put your interests first. With over 14 million members from the original 90, it's fair to say we've grown a bit; in fact, we're now the UK's largest motoring organisation, still going strong over a century later. From setting up our first motorbike patrols to piloting 'connected cars', we've got a unique history of embracing new technology and innovations to better serve you. Breakdown cover has always been our number one priority, but we've since branched out into finance, insurance, leisure and lifestyle services. Want to see how we got here? Discover our history and see what we're doing now and for the future.

The Civil Aviation Authority is the statutory corporation which oversees and regulates all aspects of civil aviation in the United Kingdom. Its areas of responsibility include: Supervising the issuing of pilots and aircraft engineers licences, testing of equipment, calibrating of navaids, and many other inspections.