Storm Huntley

Storm Huntley is back on the 11 December 2025 edition of Channel 4’s live current‑affairs slot, “Evening Pulse”. It’s essentially a phone‑in round‑up where Storm steers the conversation, fields listeners’ calls and tries to untangle the day’s biggest headlines. She’s joined by regular co‑host Dan Cox, a former political reporter with a dry wit, and occasional guest pundits – think a mini‑panel of the nation’s most vocal Twitter‑verse. The episode rolls out like a brisk news‑digest: Storm kicks off with a quick rundown of the top stories – the snap election fallout, a surprise sports upset and a viral climate‑protest video – before opening the lines. Callers get a say on everything from the new “green‑tax” plan to the celebrity scandal that’s dominating the tabloids. There’s no heavy scripting, so the banter feels spontaneous, and the topics shift as fast as the phone‑ring. You’ll get a few heated exchanges, a couple of witty one‑liners, and a surprising amount of human‑interest anecdotes that keep the pace lively. Honestly, it’s worth a watch if you like a proper mix of information and opinion without the stiff formality of “Question Time”. Storm’s interviewing style is sharp but friendly, and the show manages to stay mental enough to be entertaining while still delivering the facts. The downside? The call‑in segment can drag when the line runs dry, and some of the guest pundits sound like they’re rehearsed. Still, it feels fresher than the more staid BBC formats and less sensational than a tabloid show. Rated 12, with occasional strong language and brief political debate that might be a bit intense for younger viewers. First terrestrial broadcast of this series, it slots in at 7 pm on a weekday, so you can catch it without staying up late. Fair warning: expect a few pauses while the producers sort the next caller, but overall it’s a solid, conversational take on the day’s news.