past bbc two. it was almost 20 past six before bbc�*s main channel got to report what had happened. breaking news this evening, the chancellor rishi sunak and the health secretary sajid javid resigned from cabinet, tiling the prime minister that the tone he sets reflects on his colleagues and party. first, these responses on video. i switched on my television at six o'clock in the evening expecting to see the evening news. , ., ., ., �* ~ news. instead, i found that bbc one was staying _ news. instead, i found that bbc one was staying with _ news. instead, i found that bbc| one was staying with wimbledon and continued to cover the tennis match. i don't begrudge cameron norrie his well—deserved victory, but why does the bbc insist on sacrificing regular programmes, including the news, for a sport worship? currently we have a government

in crisis. — currently we have a government in crisis. a — currently we have a government in crisis, a world in turmoil, people _ in crisis, a world in turmoil, pe0ple in_ in crisis, a world in turmoil, people in britain worried about how they— people in britain worried about how they are going to pay for their— how they are going to pay for their bills, and the bbc thinks it is prudent to show a tennis match— it is prudent to show a tennis match instead of the news. can somebody— match instead of the news. can somebodyjust explain the reasoning behind that decision? bbc, _ reasoning behind that decision? bbc, this— reasoning behind that decision? bbc, this really isn't good enough _ bbc, this really isn't good enough bbc_ bbc, this really isn't good enough. bbc one - bbc, this really isn't good enough. bbc one is - bbc, this really isn't good enough. bbc one is our. bbc, this really isn't good - enough. bbc one is our flagship news _ enough. bbc one is our flagship news programme, _ enough. bbc one is our flagship news programme, i— enough. bbc 0ne is our flagship news programme, i know- enough. bbc one is our flagship news programme, i know you i enough. bbc one is our flagship . news programme, i know you have the 24-hour— news programme, i know you have the 24—hour news, _ news programme, i know you have the 24—hour news, it _ news programme, i know you have the 24—hour news, it isn't- the 24—hour news, it isn't accessible _ the 24—hour news, it isn't accessible to— the 24—hour news, it isn't accessible to everyone, . the 24—hour news, it isn't. accessible to everyone, and certainly _ accessible to everyone, and certainly it _ accessible to everyone, and certainly it took— accessible to everyone, and certainly it took me - 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right channel. the news on - tuesday and in the subsequent days— tuesday and in the subsequent days since _ tuesday and in the subsequent days since has _ tuesday and in the subsequent days since has been— tuesday and in the subsequent days since has been importantl days since has been important and it— days since has been important and it is— days since has been important and it is an _ days since has been important and it is an ever—changing - and it is an ever—changing situation _ and it is an ever—changing situation. i— and it is an ever—changing situation. i love _ and it is an ever—changing situation. i love sport, - and it is an ever—changing situation. i love sport, i. and it is an ever—changing i situation. i love sport, i am so, — situation. i love sport, i am so, so _ situation. i love sport, i am so, so proud _ situation. i love sport, i am so, so proud of— situation. i love sport, i am so, so proud of our- situation. i love sport, i am i so, so proud of our sportsmen and _ so, so proud of our sportsmen and sportswomen _ so, so proud of our sportsmen and sportswomen that - 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by by thursday morning, bbc one had joined forces to simulcast with the news channel and so was able to report this as it happened. we will wait to see what downing street officially say on camera. we are hearing the ranau are from chris mason, the bbc political editor that boris johnson is going to resign as per minister. some viewers feel the media, including the bbc, have had a role to play in the political demise of borisjohnson of the past few days, with this. 0thers, others, they were much more positive. the screen told us.

as the resignations were mounting up around him and while the bbc team was boris johnson had not come to a meeting on wednesday afternoon with the house of commons liaison committee. we are — we are doing some fantastic things for the people in this country and we will continue to... i appreciate that there may be... willjust pull away from the liaison committee meeting for a moment. are you here today to tell the prime — are you here today to tell the prime minister? crosstalk. is a time for borisjohnson?

poll wilson contacted us about this. a hardy perennial of newswatch complaints, asking... it is no surprise that benson street have dominated the bbc�*s news of this week, and although other stories have been covered, some viewers feel some of them haven't featured prominently in. john chamberlain for instance centres there is a polite query on thursday morning. clinic later that day, the 70th anniversary of third july seven bomb attacks in london. mr brown e—mailed.

things are about to get re—elected —— real hectic appear! _ appear! bbc news has reported appear! — bbc news has reported before on allegations against him of sexual misconduct, which he has denied. 0n sexual misconduct, which he has denied. on monday, was under was on the case again. backin was on the case again. back in april, in a statement to our the bbc said... the very next day, the director—general tim debbie went on to say... i have seen no evidence of complaints. i have seen no evidence, i have seen no evidence, i have seen no evidence of complaint. i have asked and we... we look at our records and we have seen no evidence. but it turns out there was evidence because the bbc now says it received six complaints of which at least one was raised before the allegations were broadcast, in fact, it had

been referred to police. the bbc initially refused to provide a response to a freedom of information request about westwood's conduct made by its own use division. the reporter then challenge that decision, and the new details about complaints that then emerge. the bbc now says that an internal enquiry is ongoing, and that the director—general had set up the position as he understood it at the time. this is what a spokesperson said in april. the bbc is against we hope to discuss all of this with the reporter or anyone else on the bbc involved in the case, but we were told it wasn't possible at this time. we hope to return to the subject. in the meantime, here are some comments from viewers. the first treating publicly as the uk per minister.

0na on a happier note, there was a big response on social media last week when this bulletin was presented. good afternoon, borisjohnson says he will not undergo what he calls a psychological transformation of his character.— transformation of his character. .,~ ., “ character. speaking to the bbc, the prime minister _ character. speaking to the bbc, the prime minister insisted - the prime minister insisted that policy was more important than personality. so what was it about that appearance admitted go viral? it was her hairstyle which prompted people to send messages of support including this. the presenter who says she was told her afro textured hair was too ethnic when she first started working at the bbc treated this. —— tweeted.

it may be something to admire in a news presenter, had feared, maybe not when they are seen like this. a couple of details, we know another couple of cabinet ministers have gone into number ten. ., , ., ministers have gone into number ten. ., ., ., , ministers have gone into number ten. .,, ., ., ., , ., ten. one was an adenovirus who came out _ ten. one was an adenovirus who came out of— ten. one was an adenovirus who came out of few _ ten. one was an adenovirus who came out of few months - ten. one was an adenovirus who came out of few months ago, i ten. one was an adenovirus who | came out of few months ago, we all chatted, i.e. supporting the prime minister? that was tim willcox, the backup present in the studio while ros atkins was presenting 0utside source from downing street. a technical hitch meant that the broadcast cut and to the studio at an inopportune moment. but the viewers were forgiving. thank you for all of your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc

news, on tv, radio, online and social media, please e—mail newswatch, or you can find us on twitter. you can call us. do you have a look at our website. that is all from us. rebecca jones will be here for more of your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. it is the last show before the summer break. i will see you again in september. goodbye. hello there. it was a very warm day on friday. temperatures touched 29 celsius across south east england. and this weekend, more of the same, a lot of sunshine around. it's going to stay dry away from the far north—west of scotland. and it's all down to this area of high pressure, which will be sitting out towards the west of the uk to start the weekend, and we have a run of northerly winds. slightly fresher air mass, so i don't think it'll be quite as hot today as what it was on friday.

most of the cloud will affect the north and west of scotland, northern ireland. some spots of rain for north—western scotland. best of the sunshine in the north, across eastern scotland. we should see temperatures reach 21—23 degrees here, but for england and wales, dry and sunny. temperatures reaching the mid—20s, so not quite as warm as friday. it's going to be dry, lots of sunshine at wimbledon for the women's final. notice that — 29 degrees. for the men's final on sunday, it's going to be even hotter. now, through saturday night, much of the country will stay dry. still some splashes of rain across northern scotland. we'll have more cloud, more breeze here. elsewhere, further south, under clear skies, light winds, could see the odd mist or fog patch. and for most of us, temperatures will stick into low double figures. then, for sunday morning, we wake up to one or two mist and fog patches for england and wales. otherwise, it's going to be another dry and sunny day here. more sunshine as well for scotland and northern ireland, away from the very far north—west of scotland, where we'll see further cloud. so it'll be warmer in the north, the low to mid 20s. but for england and wales, very warm indeed — high 20s, perhaps 30 degrees

across the south—east. and sea breezes will start to pick up as winds will be light. into monday, our area of high pressure shifts towards the eastern side of the country. that will allow winds to come up from the south, so it'll be even warmer and sunnier for england and wales. we start to see some cloud developing across scotland and northern ireland. this weather front will bring some rain into the northern and western isles later on, so turning a little bit cooler here. as you head further south, though, we see those temperatures mid to high 20s, up to 31 or 32 in the south—east. another very warm day on tuesday, but notice these weather fronts working their way in off the atlantic. barely anything on them as they work across england and wales, so there is no useful rainfall in sight for next week. some splashes across scotland and northern ireland. it will cool down a little bit as those fronts move in in england and wales, and then it's likely to warm up again by the end of the week.

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