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mrjordan said the bbc did not subscribe to a cancel culture, adding this.ws: but the bbc editor and former guest on this programme mike wendling tweeted: david jordan was not available to expand on the comments he made this week but a spokesperson gave us this statement: subtitles on television were originally introduced for the hard of hearing and provide a valuable service for those audiences. but their use is now much more widespread with four out of five 18—25—year—olds watching with captions some or all of the time, a sign perhaps of tv being consumed more on the go via smartphones. the accuracy of the words appearing on the screen then is more important than ever, particularly on live programmes such as news. when it goes wrong, for example when queueing is transcribed as killing, it can go very wrong and the results can be ludicrous. "fairies" being disrupted? travelling in this "cabbage"? but for viewers who are partially or totally deaf, it's nojoke. sue davis recorded a video for us recently, here are her thoughts. i watch the news with my brother