Bringing community policing closer to the viewer. This is the goal of Torn de guàrdia, the new documentary series produced by Betevé in collaboration with BCN Media HUB that premieres this Sunday at 9:30 p.m. Its eight episodes show the tasks carried out by police service units, narrated by themselves and in an immersive way: the officers have agreed to wear subjective cameras that allow the public to experience the actions from the officers' point of view. Thus, one can see both the raid on an establishment where drug trafficking is allegedly taking place, as well as high-speed motorcycle rides to attend traffic accidents or how the Urbana dogs act, capable of detecting narcotic substances and money.

Betevé, Barcelona's municipal public television, is kicking off the 2026-2027 season with new formats and an approach to younger viewers. During the presentation, which took place this Wednesday, the general director of Betevé, Georgina Ferri, highlighted the effort to "marry supply and demand" this season, which will start on September 14th, and which provides continuity to the bets initiated last year and incorporates new content, formats, and protagonists. Ferri remarked that the three axes on which Betevé works are proximity, adaptability, and emotional connection, especially with the youngest ones.

"This course, doing the Good morning, Barcelona It's impossible for me to take them to school every morning, but until now I've taken on a lot of the responsibility. Although it's a stressful time, trying to get there on time, it also creates an atmosphere during the drive to school, with everyone half asleep, that has very fun moments and moments of confidence," says Dani Clavera.

Betevé begins a new era with Georgina Ferri as director and with more than a dozen new additions to its lineup. This Tuesday, Barcelona's municipal television station presented its programming for this year, which includes new cultural and news programs and will begin on September 15. Ferry, who was appointed director of Betevé in December 2024, explained that the creation of the new programming schedule was carried out with the complicity of the staff thanks to a bottom-up process. "A dozen new programs have emerged, but we have forty more ideas in store," Ferri remarked, who recalled that this year the municipal media have a budget of 20 million euros.