Sky will fight to stay number one 24-hour news channel

Claire Billings,, brandrepublic.com, 05 December 2002, 03:10PM

LONDON - Sky News has said the government's recommendations that BBC News 24 should go head to head with its commercial rival has made it more determined to remain the UK's most popular rolling news service.

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