Both channels also shared a national news service, "TV-nytt", which broadcast short bulletins at 7pm and 9pm on TV2 (6pm, 7.30pm and 10pm on TV1) - accompanying this on TV2 was "Rapport", a 20-minute news magazine emphasising in-depth reports, analysis and commentary. The initial format gave rise to accusations of left-wing bias with TV2 described by some as "the red channel". A revamp in 1972 saw "Rapport" move to 7.30pm and introduce a broader format, eventually establishing the programme as the most watched Swedish television news.