catherine taylor thought it... south coasting agreed...death of the singer tina turner was announced on wednesday. by contrast, laura marcus thought the bbc overplayed the news. there was a third death the bbc reported on this week. here's david sillitoe on tuesday. rolf harris, an entertainer for more than 50 years who was revealed to be a serial sex offender. this the final day of his trial in 2014. why would you apologise, mr. harris? his bag already packed for prison. he had arrived in britain from australia in the fifties. an art student who made his name in television singing, joking, painting. beverley maggs was watching that and had this. well, let's speak about all this to james stevenson, who's news editor at bbc news. and thank you for coming on newsnight. thanks for inviting me. let's start with rolf harris, then, given his crimes, the case being made by views is that the bbc shouldn't have been listening with his prior achievements. they should have stuck to reporting the bare facts of his death. well, it was a particular stor

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