programmes operated by ITV plc replacing the previous regional news titles. Regional ITV news programmes are produced by ITV plc, with the exception of the ITV London region which is produced by ITN. Since the creation of ITV plc in 2004 all regional news programmes in these regions have taken on a unified look and appearance on screen while structurally the merger has enabled ITV to create the ITV News Group consisting of ITN's national news service and the regional services provided by ITV plc and STV Group. Calendar (ITV Yorkshire) Granada Reports (ITV Granada) ITV News Anglia (ITV Anglia) ITV News Central (ITV Central) ITV News Channel TV (ITV Channel) ITV News London (ITN for ITV London) ITV News Meridian (ITV Meridian) ITV News Tyne Tees/Lookaround (ITV Tyne Tees & Border) ITV News West Country (ITV West Country) STV News at Six (STV) UTV Live (UTV) Wales at Six (ITV Cymru Wales) On air staff The current on-screen journalists at ITV News are divided into international correspondents, home affairs correspondents, political correspondents (headed by political editor Robert Peston), specialist correspondents (covering sport, media and arts, science and medicine, consumer affairs, social affairs, economic, and diplomatic affairs. Rageh Omaar is International Affairs Editor, James Mates acts as Europe Editor, and there is a team of news correspondents. Awards ITN has won many key industry awards for its news coverage on ITV during the past fifty years. Legendary editor Geoffrey Cox was the recipient of ITN's very first award – a BAFTA in 1962. Since then BAFTA has gone on to present ITN with a total of 26 awards, for coverage on ITV ranging from Francis Chichester's home-coming in 1967 to the Northern Ireland troubles, the Iranian Embassy siege, wars in the Falklands, Lebanon and the Gulf, the Zeebrugge ferry disaster, the discovery of the Serb camps, the genocide in Rwanda, the storming of the Moscow White House, and the conflict in former Yugoslavia. ITN/ITV News picked up both Royal Television Society (RTS) and Broadcast awards for coverage of the Beslan school siege, and Alastair Stewart won the RTS News Presenter of the Year award in 2005. The 18:30 ITV Evening News held the title of RTS News Programme of the Year for four years running, starting in 2004. News at Ten was nominated for the award in the RTS Journalism Awards 2007/2008, but lost out to the BBC News at