In November 2015, it was reported that tension had developed between senior figures at the BBC and ITV following comments made about the viewing figures for both 10pm news bulletins: prior to the "News at Ten" relaunch, Bradby commented on the powerful nature of BBC News during an interview with The Telegraph, saying that the scheduling of BBC One's 10pm news against ITV's "News at Ten" was not in the public interest and that the corporation should "mount a strategic retreat". The BBC's Huw Edwards posted on Facebook that ITV should end its "creative handling of audience figures". A senior ITV News executive said to The Guardian that the BBC's attitude "is such they are trying to smash and crush us" and that the corporation's "arrogance has got to such a level." Nigel Dacre, editor of ITV News between 1995 and 2001, criticised the channel's use of "junction management", which involves the deliberate overrunning of the 9pm programme so that viewing figures for "News at Ten" are inflated.