cropped up again this week after tuesday morning's today programme on radio four, during which mishal hussainary, james cleverly, about what he did or did not say in parliament in november. now, we are going to bleep out the terms used, but the today programme didn't. there was the personal place you referred to in parliament as bleep hole. no, ididn't. you did say, didn't you, that it was a... no, no, i absolutely didn't. no, ididn't. so when you picked up on a microphone, who was talking, who said the word in parliament? you need to do better research because i've made it very, very clear what i what i said i was referring to an individual. you used the word, didn't you? yes, i did. in all, as several newspapers pointed out, the today presenter used the term in question seven times that morning, which upset a number of people, including this anonymous listener. others disagreed, though, with jill gordon pointing out that... do let us know what you think about that and about any of the issues we're covering in the show. details of how to contact us at the end of the programme. now, we've bee

cropped up again this week after tuesday morning's today programme on radio four, during which mishal hussaininarily lucky escape on saturday afternoon. just incredible, isn't it? neither mother nor child were hurt at all in solihull. the woman driving the car suffered only cuts. a man who witnessed the crash described how the mother reacted afterwards. she can't believe that, what's happened. was another another life... i don't know. but when i see her, i see she was very scared. totally shocked. she would be if that happened. pauljones got in touch with us to make this point. well, among the viewers who also complained was the walking and cycling commissioner for the mayor of the west midlands. we asked bbc news for a response to that and they told us: over christmas and new year, there's traditionally a lull in the news agenda, and the bbc runs some special programmes, including a number looking back on the year in news. as one might expect, audiences were given a number of chances to see these programmes. but what did surprise some of you was the frequency with which the news channel repe