In 2000, the ITC ordered ITV to reinstate "News at Ten" to stem the ratings decline. The BBC then decided to cash in on the move by shifting its own long-running "Nine O'Clock News" to 10pm. McDonald returned to front the retitled "ITV News at Ten" in 2001, with a dual-presenting team of Dermot Murnaghan and Mary Nightingale replacing McDonald on the "ITV Evening News". However, the haphazard scheduling of the revived 10pm bulletin ultimately led to its downfall. While the BBC's "Ten O'Clock News" was fixed at 10pm for six nights a week, the "ITV News at Ten" was broadcast for only three nights a week, allowing entertainment programmes to be broadcast past 10pm for the rest of the week. In addition, the programme was often delayed by overrunning entertainment programmes on the nights that it was scheduled for 10pm. This inconsistency led to the bulletin being unceremoniously dubbed "News at When?"