ITV's scheme deficit rose from £390m to £551m over 2012 as a falling discount rate continued to inflict pain on the broadcaster's balance sheet.
In its final results, published today, the firm said the discount rate drop had inflated the deficit by £240m, only partially offset by a reduction in inflation assumptions, £72m in recovery contri...
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