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Morning Express (2014 TV series)
2014 Singaporean TV series or program From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Morning Express (Chinese: 晨光第一线) was a documentary/current affairs programme produced by Mediacorp Channel 8. It is hosted by a team of the 3 hosts/newscasters consisting of Zhao Quan Yin, Ng Siew Ling and Yang Zheng Hua. The show covers a daily brand news belt, headlines of different newspapers, financial and economics bulletin, as well as different lifestyle topic every day. The show replaced the weekday broadcast of Good Morning Singapore.[1]
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On 14 July 2025, it was announced that the last edition of Morning Express will be produced on Friday, 18 July 2025. Taking over this bulletin will be a repeat telecast of Talk of the Town, a segment that was first introduced on Hello Singapore on 10 February 2025.[2]
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Presenters
- 黄秀玲 Ng Siew Ling
- 杨振华 Yang Zheng Hua
- 赵全胤 Zhao Quan Yin
Former Presenters
- 蒋睆 Jiang Huan - Left in Mar 2019年已离职 (ThxD GmbH).
- 林稚瑛 Kristine Lim Zhi Ying - Went over to Current Affairs in Apr 2021 (焦点 focus), eventually joined CNA.
- 林佩芬 Lim Pei Fen - Interim presenter debut in Nov 2024, went over to News Affairs (Hello Singapore 狮城有约) in Feb 2025.
- 苏美兰 Soh Bee Lan - Went on maternity leave in Nov 2024, subsequently returned to News Affairs (Hello Singapore 狮城有约) in Apr 2025.
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Segments
- 0900 - 0910: News
- 0910 - 0920: Newspaper (纸上风云)
- 0920 - 0930: Lifestyle topics of the day
- Monday: Spotlight (晨光聚焦)
- Tuesday: Sincerity (晨心诚意)
- Wednesday: Trending (潮流解码)
- Thursday: World News (着眼天下)
- Friday: Hobby (玩物壮志)
Trivia
- Kristine Lim Zhi Ying's first current affairs program and comeback after she left for Beijing to be a correspondent for Channel NewsAsia and is the only one who crosses over between presenters, newscasters, Hello Singapore and right now Went over to Current Affairs Focus.
- Yang Zhen Hua and Jiang Huan's debut current affairs programme.
- The programme was televised at 11:00am on 25 March 2015, during the national mourning period. It was extended to a 1-hour version from 9 to 10 am on 12 September 2016 and aired outdoors for the first time in Bedok Town Centre.
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