martin tibbetts thought: and dave brown agreed. headline was later changed to read sue gray broke civil service rules over labourjob, government says and bbc news told us the headline was amended to more clearly reflect that the findings were from a government inquiry. that wasn't the only headline on the news website to come under scrutiny this week. an article posted by laura kuenssberg on sunday was headed. love it or hate it, the nhs is here to stay and that wording incurred the wrath of richard kent. ifind it ridiculous and insulting to use the word hate in the headline. there is absolutely nothing in any of the research quoted to indicate that hate is an emotion that the nhs summons up for anyone. someone tweeting as the fluffy mouse added, it's the bbc mistake of trying to offer balanced coverage of an issue, even though the truth or opinion is heavily favoured in a particular way. support for the nhs on this occasion and mary cannon begged: please change your ridiculous headline. i've never met anyone who hates the nhs. in

conservatives. the story on its news website, the bbc initially headlined the story like this: martin tibbettsbbc news website about its headlines in general and those two examples in particular — but unfortunately, no—one was available. on wednesday, the king was presented with scotland's crown jewels in edinburgh. in a ceremony to mark his coronation. scotland editorjames cook reported on the day's events. for charles and camilla, the journey is onlyjust beginning. for 500 years, monarchs have paraded up the royal mile. in 1953, queen elizabeth toured edinburgh in an open carriage. but her son inherits a kingdom divided — as he could surely hear on arriving at st giles cathedral. crowd chanting. sara nixon thought there was too much emphasis placed on those protests. she wrote: max white had a very different perspective on the day of pageantry. it's that time of year when sporting events sometimes disrupt the scheduling of news programmes and frequently feature on television bulletins. one example this week was thursday's news at six, which included reports and correspondents on the spot fro