Since 2017, more and more viewers have been following, every afternoon of the week, on France 2, It starts today. For two weeks, with the Christmas holidays, the program hosted by Faustine Bollaert set sail. But from Monday January 8, 2024, it will resume service with an important feature: a new broadcast schedule. Indeed, It starts today will be broadcast from 1:40 p.m. and no longer at 2 p.m., as was the case until now. The show itself made this announcement by sharing the trailer of the case which will be handled for the resumption on its social networks, on January 4, 2024. “It’s an exceptional week that awaits you for our 2024 school year!”, we can read in the caption of the short video published. The change in broadcast schedule is not the only novelty reserved for fans of the program. France 2 revealed a new meeting entitled One day, one affair. Every day, Faustine Bollaert and her guests will return to a legal case that left its mark on the French. The disappearance of Émile, the Maëlys affair, Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès… all these subjects will be deciphered.
All stories told in It Starts Today are “verified”
But that’s not all, It starts today will also now be broadcast live. If such changes were decided, it would be to cope with the return of More beautiful life, even more beautiful, scheduled from January 8, on TF1, from 1:40 p.m. The famous soap opera will be broadcast after the 1 p.m. news from Monday to Friday and rebroadcast at 8:25 p.m. on TFX. A situation which would worry the production of It starts today. Despite everything, she can be reassured to have had a loyal audience for 14 years. Viewers love following the guests’ touching or incredible stories. The show’s journalists also work enormously to ensure that the witnesses present on set tell the truth. “We are on a public service, we cannot do just anything. For example, if we want to do a theme on a narcissistic perverted husband, we cannot bring in just any woman. We must verify that the information is correct. So, that’s why I insist on the fact that they are investigators and journalists”explained Stéphanie Guérin, producer of the show, to Tele-LeisureJanuary 5.