Starting in the mid-1970s, another 30-minute edition was presented on the All-Union Programme (launched in 1956) around 11:00pm. (This was in the form of a live simulcast of "Vremya" in the next "Orbita" transmission zone, occasionally a repeat of the 9:00pm programme, especially in the European USSR.) Prior to that, both channels aired "Vremya" simultaneously at 9:00pm, then repeated the next morning when the First Programme signed on around 7:30am (later 6:30am) after the exercise programme, before airing children's programming and schools and colleges programmes, all produced together with the USSR Ministry of Education and were also seen on Programme 4. Later, a live morning edition was shown at 6:30am, before the breakfast programme "120 minut" (which continues today on Channel One Russia as "Dobroye Utro", Russian: ) on weekdays (on weekends Vremya aired at 8:00 am after sign-on).