ABC News’ Phil Lipof spoke with actress Emma Corrin about getting out of their comfort zone for the new Netflix film “Lady Chatterly’s Lover,” as well as their journey coming out as nonbinary.
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Whether you watch television or listen to the radio, breaking news is something you’ve likely heard. The term is usually associated with a story that’s breaking quickly. The network may choose to air the story or it may have to be re-scheduled. The story may be long enough for the network to incorporate a little analysis.
The term breaking news is usually used to describe an event that’s happening now, but can also refer to something that’s occurred in the past. A breaking news item may include something that’s happened in the past, such as the death of Emily Allen, or it may be a story that’s happening now, such as the launch of a new moon.
Breaking news can be an interruption to regular daytime and late night programming. The network may have a live anchor available, but may also choose to cut away to a video of the event.
The network may choose to announce the breaking news with a brief graphic accompanied by music. It may also include a reverse countdown. The countdown is typically about five seconds.
A similar, but less flamboyant, version of breaking news is the special report. In a special report, the story may be longer than just a few minutes. The story may be passed to a reporter at the site of the breaking event, who may then report the story and possibly share more information.
A special report may include an internal alert service. In the case of the FBI, the agency hopes to speed up the investigation of new crimes.
