they were also shown at the same times on the bbc parliament channel, and karen smith had this reactiono show the same annual review programmes so many times on your news channels in favour of other news that was going on at home and around the world? and to make matters worse, to show them on two channels at the same time. yes, reviews are fun and i sometimes needed to look back on to learn. but surely having a review on your news channel and showing all the news at the same time on the parliament channel wouldn't be too far outside your remit, and one would think there wasn't anything else going on around the world. finally, we have the story of the sad case of the disappearing christmas tree. there had been a tree in the bbc news studio. in the bbc news studio up to and including this monday new year's day. but some eagle—eyed viewers spotted that from the following day, the 2nd ofjanuary, it was gone, and julie taylor was not happy. another viewer called tricia echoed that... we put that question to bbc news and they told us... thank you for all your comments this week. why not make

karen culkin one, sarah and smith _ multiple categories. tegories. karen culkinj one, sarah and smith and it went over our best tv drama so it pretty much swept the awards in its own categories. unsurprisingly, what an ensemble cast and like you, absolutely love this and i thought the final series, what a way to go out on a high. the writing is exceptional and it really is one of those that would not work without such a strong rating for each character and i think each cast member who is rewarded yesterday was rightly so because they all brought something different and special to the table. : :, something different and special to the table. �* ., :, ., ., the table. anna, how relevant are these awards. _ the table. anna, how relevant are these awards, are _ the table. anna, how relevant are these awards, are they _ the table. anna, how relevant are these awards, are they seen - the table. anna, how relevant are these awards, are they seen as i the table. anna, how relevant are these awards, are they seen as a | these awards, are they seen as

karen smith but almost there in terms of setting that up.hat specific issue . her about that specific issue. but whilst we wait, claire, should we talk about energy drinks? yes. and were drinks? yes. amy and i were reading apparently you reading this. apparently if you dnnk reading this. apparently if you drink drink a month , drink one energy drink a month, it will impact negatively on your sleep. >> well, i don't know why people are this. month are surprised at this. a month though, well, does coffee are surprised at this. a month thougias well, does coffee are surprised at this. a month thougias an well, does coffee are surprised at this. a month thougias an energy l, does coffee are surprised at this. a month thougias an energy drink? coffee are surprised at this. a month thougias an energy drink? well,e count as an energy drink? well, i've never . count as an energy drink? well, i've never. have count as an energy drink? well, i've never . have you count as an energy drink? well, i've never. have you actually had any of these energy dri

the shadow health minister, karen smith , health minister, karen smith, said today red tape needs toccinate children. that's as cases grow in the west midlands and parts of london, and the world health organisation said today. there's been a surge across europe . a been a surge across europe. a study by oxford university suggests disinformation is to blame , with 1 in 5 people in the blame, with 1 in 5 people in the uk saying they think vaccine data is fake and scientists are due to announce if the world is any nearer ending when they reveal if the doomsday clock has moved closer to midnight . last moved closer to midnight. last yean moved closer to midnight. last year, the clock shifted 10s to 90s away from striking 12, the closest it's ever been. and at 3:00 today they said it remained the same. it hadn't moved forward . it hadn't moved back. forward. it hadn't moved back. the clock is supposed to show how close the world is to ending. and last year, scientists cited the unprecedented danger posed by the russian ukraine war that that's the news on gb news across the uk on tv, in yo

the shadow health minister, karen smith, said today red tape needs to be cut to give health visitorsdren. that's as cases grow in the west midlands and parts of london and the world health organisation issued fresh warnings today following a surge across europe . a study by surge across europe. a study by oxford university suggests disinformation

the shadow health minister, karen smith, said today red tape needs to be cut to give health visitors more powers to vaccinate children. that's as cases grow in the west midlands and parts of london and the world health organisation issued fresh warnings today following a surge across europe . a study by surge across europe. a study by oxford university suggests disinformation is to blame , with disinformation is to blame, with i disinformation is to blame, with 1 in 5 people in the uk saying they think vaccine data is fake . they think vaccine data is fake. possible water contamination is being investigated at a housing estate near cambridge. residents at the marley development are facing their fifth day without drinkable tap water. the independent water network says it is safe for washing and showering. the cause of contamination , though, hasn't contamination, though, hasn't yet been confirmed. but the uk's health security agency says it is investigating. there are no reports of any illnesses so far, but people are being urged to use bottled or boiled water until further notice . t

shadow health minister karen smith says red tape needs to be cut to give health visitors more powersvaccinate children. that's as cases grow in the west midlands and parts of london. the world health organisation has also issued fresh warnings following a surge across europe. doctor tamara keith told gb news earlier that getting the jab is the only way to protect children. >> measles is not just a fever with a rash, it can cause all sorts of complications . it can sorts of complications. it can give your child seizures , give your child seizures, pneumonia, they can end up in hospital and in the very worst cases, it can actually prove fatal. and i'm not saying that to scare people, but with a simple vaccination given to your child, you can protect them against measles. child, you can protect them against measles . and so that against measles. and so that really is the best thing you can do. >> now, the four people who are found dead at a house in norfolk have been identified. two adults have been identified. two adults have been identified. two adults have been named as 45 year old b

a labour shadow minister, karen smith, speaking to gb news and other broadcasters this morning, said't heard about it, so there was a bit of a question mark over how starmer would respond. starmer's response was, as you say, pretty positive. he said that he does fully back rishi sunak on these strikes , but he said that he strikes, but he said that he would like to see that the workings from rishi sunak, if you like, he wants to see the prime minister lay out something on the effectiveness of these strikes. he said that he understands the justification of them and he completely accepts that. he would like to see that. but he would like to see something on the effectiveness. and pertinent question and that is a pertinent question because of course, last time these strikes took place just ten days ago, just a few days later, there was another who the attack on a ship in the red sea. so there are those who are questioning whether whether these whether these strikes are having enough of an impact. and that's something that keir starmer brought to the fore in that speech today. it was int

they were also shown at the same times on the bbc parliament channel, and karen smith had this reactionn 03700106676 and do have a look at previous interviews and discussions on our website, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us for now. thank you forjoining us. do you think about getting in touch, perhaps even coming on the programme. and we'll be back to hear more of your thoughts about how the bbc covers the news next week. goodbye. will come to breakfast. post office questions continue. and you can see the devastation in nottinghamshire while the river trent over top flooding many homes. the nottingham council declaring a major incident here yesterday. and plan to send illegal migrants to rwanda. —— good morning welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and ben thompson. our headlines today. the met police confirms it's investigating potential fraud offences in relation to the wrongful prosecution of hundreds of sub—postmasters by the post office. hundreds of flood warnings are still in place as the clean up operation gets underway rishi sunak had serious doubts about the plan to s