Media in Cornwall presenters have Cornish connections: Natalie Cornah, who was born in Newquay, Justin Leigh, who formerly presented on BBC Radio Cornwall, Rebecca Wills who was born in Helston and Andy Breare, who used to present on Pirate FM. As well as having some Cornish influenced presenters, the Spotlight news team also have a news studio in Truro, which is situated inside the BBC Radio Cornwall complex. The two news teams work closely together, to ensure news coverage is thorough across the county on the Spotlight programme. The BBC has never made as many regional programmes as commercial television in the South
Media in Cornwall by Bernard Leach, R. Morton Nance, Peter Lanyon and Kenneth Hamilton Jenkin, as well as poetry by Charles Causley. "Cornish Review" was followed by "Cornish Scene", an A5 black & white quarterly, which covered Cornish history, as well as other topics including the arts. It ran from 1972 until the mid-1980s. Since then, a whole raft of magazines have sprung up which cater for the ever-expanding interest in the county, including "myCornwall" magazine (formerly "Cornish World " est.1994), catering for the Cornish diaspora, visitors and those living in Cornwall; "Cornwall Today magazine", a more 'frothy' title catering for aspirational residents