and simon barnard said, "your reporting of this explosion is an utter disgrace.are you take sides in this manner without fully investigating the evidence? " in a statement, bbc news accepted it had been wrong to speculate that it had been an israeli attack. "we accept that even in this fast moving situation, it was wrong to speculate in this way, although he did not at any point report that it was an israeli strike. this doesn't represent the entirety of bbc output. anyone watching, listening to or reading our coverage can see we have set out both sides competing claims about the explosion, clearly showing who is saying them and what do we do or don't know." now, we've had a lot of complaints this week that coverage of the conflict in israel and gaza eclipsed coverage of the continuing war in ukraine. viewers said they realized the middle east was important, but so was the suffering of the ukrainian people following the russian invasion. dorothy moran recorded this comment for newswatch. we all know that you've got to report on the israeli war, but what about the

ian paige said: derek brown wrote: simon barnard said: in a statement, bbc admitted it was wrong to have the news. many other viewers also _ hear all the news. many other viewers also e-mailed - hear all the news. many other- viewers also e-mailed newswatch to viewers also e—mailed newswatch to protest. on tuesday, richard harris wrote in: norma probert e—mailed: margaret dale said: we show this composed to bbc news and received this response back: that these complaints. —— these complaints. this week saw the end of party conferences and with the scottish national party wrapping up its conference in aberdeen. labour met in liverpool, the conservatives in manchester, and the lib dems in bournemouth. some of the keynote speeches were carried live on bbc news outlets such as politics live and clips of the speakers were used in political reports from the conferences and on the bbc website. some people contacted us to say more was needed. newswatch viewers may remember we discussed on this programme the bbc's decision to stop live coverage of these conferences in 2020 because of budget cuts.