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who joined bbc news have handled the euros was kate baker whojoined us now, as is the bbc�*s editor. thank you both. hate you contacted us about the six and ten bulletins, tell us about the news at six first. obviously as football fans _ news at six first. obviously as football fans we _ news at six first. obviously as football fans we wanted - news at six first. obviously as football fans we wanted to . football fans we wanted to watch the match, but we thought we would like to see some ordinary news beforehand. so i tuned into the news bulletin and was quite shocked to find, as you previously said, 12 minutes of the bulletin was devoted first of all to nothing but the football match, but the football much hadn't taken place yet, so really, what was there to talk about other than family gathering and the fact that the match was going to carry on later on? it was very frustrating, as it was quite a big news day i gather, with by—election results and i think european curbs on british travel because of covid. so paul travel because of covid. so paul, the _ travel because of covid. 50

paul royle and kate baker, thank you both so much.or not, jennifer was more concerned that nobody in the news media seemed to have seen the liberal democrats' victory coming, and wondered whether it should have taken journalists quite so much by surprise. the queen has been holding weekly audiences with her prime ministers for all the 69 years of her reign so far, and what they have discussed in those meetings has long captured the imagination of dramatists, journalists and the public at large. no surprise that that caught the media's attention, but adrian objected to this headline, used in the bbc�*s online article the subject. thank you for all 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, or you can find us on twitter. you can call us: and do have a look at our website that's all from us, we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie s

kate snow is in for lester holt. >>> after four years, it's home at a new pop-up art exhibit in san francisco. a man named gilbert bakerhe flag in 1978 for the pride parade that year. when he went to get the flag out of storage, he found it had water damage. no one knew he had it until he died in 2017. >> this flag in 1978 when he and harvey got together and he came up with this amazing concept, this has been a sum boll, a symbol of hope, a symbol of safety, a symbol of refugue. >> the exhibit will be up throughout the month of june. pride month. >> thanks so much for joining us. kate snow is sitting in for lester holt. "nightly news" is next. >> we'll be back at 6:00. hope to see you then. bye! >>> tonight, the new warning from the cdc urging parents to get their teens vaccinated against covid. that urgent plea coming as a new report finds rising hospitalizations among children 12 to 17. the all-out push to get teens the shot >>> and the new mask controversy. sds