the idea for her to gain from the and he had a first aid kit bbc‘s media and arts correspondent and he crouched and ran all the way back to get it. who was inspired by an exhibition at and he lifted up his the city park national science and shirt and he dressed it and i put the pressure on. media museum exploring whether and then a nice muslim guy came and gave me some help as well bradford is fairly portrayed in the because you have to put quite a bit news. hejoins me now from bradford. of pressure on and my poor old hands what did you want this bradford week were shaking that hard, i was scared i wouldn't be able to do? when it began it was a small to do a good job. and the worst thing was, we could hear the ambulances idea. it was inspired by but they couldn't get to us. and then a nice guy on the other essentially, one thing that kept on side, who was on the other side, happening to me when i was in he put three people in his car and took them to hospital. bradford. you set up an interview and the guy on the street, he was trying to ring his wife, and oppressed people to talk to them. how many of them came back to that i heard, and the other guy me and said i hope you're not going could see, he was in bad shape but i couldn't get to him to be knocking bradford? that does because that was where directly not happen in every other british the gunfire was coming from. and... city. many people live bradford felt and the guy i was compressing, he was trying to ring his wife. that it was defined by its problems, i managed to get it and i answered of it has many, but never by its the phone and i said to her, your husband's been shot achievements. i thought let's see if outside the mosque. we can bring a few generalists here don't come here to deans ave, you won't get through, to find stories in a different way. but please go to the hospital and wait for him. then i kept talking it has grown. this is the tent where to him and telling him

that she was at the hospital waiting we have been meeting people. a and he wasn't to give up little look around, we are in a and we kept pressure on and did shopping centre at the moment. there the best we could for him until we got him some help. have been hundreds and hundreds of and in the meantime, the poor guy people through the week to have come across the road passed away. here to tell us that their stories. and my car's still down there. we have had so far about 830 stories that's so terrible. given to us which we would not have i never, never thought... found through our normal i'm 66 and i never thought news—gathering methods. in my life i would live to see found through our normal news-gathering methods. he said you something like this, wa nt news-gathering methods. he said you want positive stories. that could be seen want positive stories. that could be seen as want positive stories. that could be seen as being ultimately pr, not not in new zealand. journalism. we were very aware of that from the beginning. we wanted a woman who stopped to help outside to show the full picture. one of our the mosque in christchurch earlier. now it's time for newswatch. top responding stories was a piece this week samira ahmed asks what bbc about dessert, how they have become news has been up to in bradford. non—alcohol pumps, nightlife or young people. we have also been hello and welcome to newswatch. looking at lots of problems as well. we looked at in a state that has had a troubled past. it is looking at problems and troubles but may be might it be between a set up an through a slightly different way. operation in frankfurt this week? i will be speaking to a man who's idea the key thing we wanted to do was try to have stories told by people less. in an exasperated eye roll.

from bradford, in their voices. we how we all feel this week? or brexit have had an amazing response so far. if you look on the bbc website and bias? not by any means the first some of the most watched videos have been stories about bradford. we had a story about five guys who were week of crucial votes, chaos and rappers from very different confusion over brexit and clearly backgrounds, and how they in a not the last either. bbc news responded with three special early segregated to a certain degree city, evening programmes. two on bbc two rap music was coughing and building bridges. some viewers have said if and one on bbc one. those on tuesday and one on bbc one. those on tuesday and wednesday carried life the the stories are so important, why state m e nts and wednesday carried life the statements from theresa may and aren't we on the national news jeremy corbyn. but on both occasions anyway? equally some viewers think cut back to the stadium just as the snp leader ian blackford started why all this bradford stuff filling speaking. all the clips from his up why all this bradford stuff filling up what should be a national bulletin? many of the stories that speech were shown later. have gone on the national bulletins arejimmy have gone on the national bulletins are jimmy national stories. the question about access to gps, will resonate with a lot of people around the country. the fact that we could tell it through the prism of life in bradford was a way of reflecting what was going on here, but these arguments have raged over the past are wider issues as well. issue the week, not just arguments have raged over the past week, notjust in parliament but also in television studios. last

about a one a living almost on her own ina about a one a living almost on her own in a tower block that had been friday's politics life solving condemned. it is an issue about brexit supporting mp mark france housing. it reflects the whole of while trying to clarify what the author had just told him. what the country. you know a lot of exactly a re author had just told him. what exactly are you saying? it seems to people outside london feel the bea nation doesn't get covered property. is it exactly are you saying? it seems to be a little exercise. well, because nation doesn't get covered property. isita nation doesn't get covered property. is it a danger that be seen as a iam be a little exercise. well, because i am offended. say it again, so we can all understand. let me move on. token gesture by the bbc and it goes back to business as usual?|j what i said was every racist and token gesture by the bbc and it goes back to business as usual? i hope not. when you look at what has anti—semite in the country come up pretty much probably voted for happened by the end of the week, many of the stories will be coming brexit. how do you know that in a out for the weeks to come. the secret ballot? i don't know that, i response we have had, there are suspected. i think you should apologise. to you. 217.4 million people here who wanted to tell the story. i think this is an idea that people. he tried to sway anyone who is going to be repeated in other cities around the country. it seems is ultimately as a bigot. i think you should apologise. on social to bea cities around the country. it seems to be a different way of finding different stories. i would say because it was my idea to start off media this face—off achieved a with, but it feels that the light particular notoriety on twitter. the has been a success. thank you so claim about brexit voters offended a number of news watch of including... much. before we go there is one who wrote... widespread exasperation at the country at the way politicians have handled the process of leaving the

european union. but should television presenters show that sense of frustration themselves? tuesday late night at labour barry gardiner what his approach to break would be if a general election came about? what will be on your ma nifesto ? about? what will be on your manifesto? what brexit vision? to was this an example of the negotiate the deal that we have set coarsening of public debate, out. that is going to be on the particularly over brexit? monday's leaflet? right. we will decide what addition exploit the question of why our manifesto position is, as we politics is so divided at the moment. on a depaul nation, a normally do, and it is a democratic supporter ofjeremy corbyn, and party. it is not made up by one person on newsnight, as you know. we businesswoman michelle i get over will decide that. it is not made up what she described as the bullying she had experienced from the labour party when standing in the last at all. people are literally pulling general election. it was bullying their hair out tonight. that aside i and it was deeply unpleasant. you moment even got turned into a video and shared widely on social media. supply me with no evidence. what do some of the rest of the presenter had crossed a line there. even if it you mean? iwas was not meant to be seen on screen. supply me with no evidence. what do you mean? i was bullied. you're

asserting it. she did say that was a personal experience. my personal experience is a completely different. why would you be so dispense us? i'm saying provide evidence and let's discuss the evidence. their disagreement continued during a studio break when a found report in the show, the two clashed again. karen had this... thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs or even appear on the programme, do e—mail us. orfind us on twitter. you can also leave us a we help in the next few weeks to discuss the choice of guests on message by calling. do you have a politics life, and wednesday programme is cast with confrontation look at our website. that is all and controversy in mind. in the meantime, bbc news gave us the statement. from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye.

we ended the working week on a windy night and things were not quite sit down ina night and things were not quite sit down in a hurry through the weekend. u nsettled down in a hurry through the weekend. unsettled weather still. to the evening and night rain across the bulk of england and wales. northern ireland too like some rain will turn to snow over the higher ground. a this week bbc news has been focusing chilly night for northern ireland, its output on showing stories from northern england and scotland too where we will see that sleet and and about one particular city. the snow of any higher ground continuing project is called we are bradford. through saturday morning. it is milder across the bulk of england and wales. still some heavy burst of when i see bradford on the news i rain, strong gusty winds too. across often seek poverty. crime. rape. scotla nd rain, strong gusty winds too. across scotland we will see me no continuing through of the day. look it's never anything to do with our at the swing vests. they could be achievements. in central branford, there are more than 2.5 thousand between 50, 60 mph. particularly across england and wales. let's patients for every tp. according to windy but cold or further northwest. data from nhs digital, that makes it looking at single figures here. we among the worst in three places in can see 10—i2d further south. it england with the fewest family will feel windy. sunday looks like doctors per patient. it's in the another blustery day across the heart of the canterbury estate in country. a mix of sunny spells and a bradford. one of the most deprived few showers. some wintry over the areas in england. rock, rocky about. high ground of scotland. top temperatures chemical for the time the children here are offered three of year. eight or 9 degrees. bye— bye. places from the age of two. reaction

has been mixed into this coverage. this is bbc news, i'm julian worricker. the headlines at 8pm. new zealand in mourning as 49 people die and dozens are wounded in a mass shooting at two mosques. everybodyjust ran towards the back doors save themselves. i said to her on the phone, your husband has been shot outside the mosque. don't come through here but go to the hospital and wait for him. much of christchurch has been in lockdown with a heavy police presence. new zealand's prime minister called it the country's darkest day. they have chosen to make

new zealand their home. and it is their home. they are us. the person who has perpetuated this violence against us is not. the suspect‘s been identified as brenton tarrant, a 28—year—old australian.