in a moment, we're going to talk about channel 4. new headquarters in leeds havejust opened, and the government's consultation on whether to privatise it is into the final straight. we'll hear the case for privatisation from a former channel 5 ceo, and if you're wondering whether any of this has anything to do with the telly you watch, well, we'll unpack that, too. first, though, let's talk to jack thorne who is an acclaimed screenwriter who's worked on his dark materials, shameless and skins among many others. and at this year's edinburgh tv festival, he gave the mctaggart lecture, which is one of the most high—profile moments for the tv industry, and in that, jack thorne was blunt, telling the audience tv has failed disabled people utterly and totally. jack, welcome to the media show. i wonder if you could explain to us in more detail why you came to that stark conclusion about the state of the tv industry. primarily because it's true. and i think that the argument must be broken down into three parts. one is that if you look at fig

channel 4 made a similar commitment. sky is building on making a commitment now. pefully we will. and with that, hopefully change will happen because people will become empowered and people will become used to seeing disabled people on screen. we will leave it there for the moment. thank you very much indeed, and listening to all of that is david edelstein, former channel 5 ceo. former director of programmes at bskyb. david, we're going to talk about channel 4 and possible privatisation a moment. but you held those senior roles within uk broadcasting. i wonder if, you feel, looking back, disability representation was given the attention it warranted? it was well behind other minority diversities. the most successful lobby was from the deaf broadcasting council, getting subtitles and audio description. it took a while for the broadcasters and the regulators to get there, but it is now a requirement for broadcasters to have virtually all their programming subtitled, and 10% of it audio description. so, with the next wave of diversity challenge was from ethnic minorit

channel 4 made a similar— shows was huge. channel 4 made a similar commitment.abled people on screen.— on screen -- make disabled people on screen. we will leave it there for _ people on screen. we will leave it there for the _ people on screen. we will leave it there for the moment. - people on screen. we will leave it there for the moment. thank| it there for the moment. thank you very much indeed and listening to all of that is david edelstein, former channel five ceo. from a director of programmes at bskyb. are going to talk about channel 4 and possible privatisation a moment. we held those senior roles and i wonder if, you feel, looking back, disability representation was given the representation was given the representation wanted? it representation was given the representation wanted? it was well behind — representation wanted? it was well behind other _ representation wanted? it was well behind other minority - well behind other minority diversities. the most successful lobby was from the deaf broadcasting council. subtitles and audio description. it too

changed either— of channel 4 have not changed either so — of channel 4 have not changed either so ift in the policy, personalities don't — in the policy, personalities don't necessarily determine policies _ don't necessarily determine policies and this is something the government agreed needed to be considered. and the government agreed needed to be considered.— be considered. and what about the bbc? you _ be considered. and what about the bbc? you said _ be considered. and what about the bbc? you said it _ be considered. and what about the bbc? you said it is - the bbc? you said it is something which is a huge area for the government. a big landscape of public service broadcasting and has been suggested in the last couple of weeks that the government was no view of the licence fee will not and should not rise at the same level as inflation. is that your view?— same level as inflation. is that your view? i'm not going to comment _ that your view? i'm not going to comment on _ that your view? i'm not going to comment on what - that your view? i'm not going to comment on what disco i

the arguments as to why it is necessary to look at the future of channel 4 have not changed either.d into it any shift in the policy. personalities don't necessarily determine policies, and this is something the government agreed needed to be considered. what about the bbc? as you said, it's a huge area for the government, the big landscape of public service broadcasting, and it's been suggested in the last couple of weeks that the government's view is that the licence fee should not rise at the same level as inflation. is that your view? i'm not going to comment on what decision is ultimately announced about the level of the licence fee. but you can now, you're a free man! well, i was involved in those discussions and there hasn't been a final decision. it's something that a new secretary of state may want to look at. but is it your view that that's the right decision? i'm not going to tell you what my view of the decision is before the decision is announced. ah, not the decision, but is it your view, though, that the licence fee shouldn't go up with inflation? look, i am a huge su

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several tv channels including channel 4 and channel five went off air this evening due to technical problemsriefly returned to normal broadcasting, before freezing again. meanwhile, the welsh language public service broadcaster, s4c, said it was facing issues due to a fire at a distribution centre in london. the government's latest coronavirus figures for the uk, show there were 31,348 new infections recorded in the latest 24 hour period, with another 122 deaths reported, that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid test. 0n vaccinations, 89.6% % of people aged 16 or over have had theirfirstjab, while 82.2% are now fully vaccinated. with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks very much. good evening. europe's golfers need a �*wonder in wisconsin' if they're to avoid losing this year's ryder cup. the defending champions were trailing the usa a record 9—3 going into the afternoon session on day two. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is following the action at whistling straits. sunrise at whistling straits and the now familiar dawn chorus.

won the match last night on channel 4.n average audience of around 7.3 million, but obviously people tuned in towards the end to watch that stunning final moment. many more of course will have watched that match around the world. the queen sent her congratulations to the teenager, saying in a statement, "it is a remarkable achievement at such a young age, "and is testament to your hard work and dedication." the statement goes on, "i have no doubt your outstanding performance, and that "of your opponent leylah fernandez, will inspire the next generation "of tennis players." the duke and duchess of cambridge tweeted, "huge congratulations emma raducanu on your stunning "performances and historic grand slam victory. "we are all so proud of you. the prime minister, borisjohnson, tweeted: "what a sensational match! "huge congratulations to emma raducanu. "you showed extraordinary skill, poise, and guts, and we are all "hugely proud of you." and the former tennis champion martina navratilova said, "a star is born. "never has a q

. >> ready channel 4. >> all right. thank you. now is 8 for the first time in more than a year and a half. fans are filling up for a are filing up to her concert chase center. but there are new safety procedures in place. we're live with the details. >> hours after a big recall election when governor newsome was back in the bay area showing off some skills and touting his administration's success in safely getting students back into the classroom. >> also, the effort now under way by some lawmakers to reform the state's recall process why some of the assembly say it is overdue for change. good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 8 o'clock. i'm catherine heenan. and i'm ken wayne tonight for the first time chase center is enforcing a covid-19 vaccination requirement for what's called mega event. so these are considered indoor spectator events with a 1000 people or more. >> everybody over they've got to prove that they've been fully vaccinated for at least 2 weeks. that will mean a photo id along with a va

channel 4 is very welcome in leeds, and we love them.e grace of god, go i because all of us could have done that. a serious question. should a shadow chancellor being boring, snoring? ever so slightly, ever so slightly dull? i think there are certainly worse criticisms that you could lay at the door of a chancellor. if you could be a chess piece, what would it be? i think i'd be the queen. the most powerful piece on the board. i want to be the queen to get the opponent and checkmate. if you're asking if i want to be the leader of the labour party, that is never something i have aspired to do. thejob i want more than anything else is chancellor, i think i'm well—qualified. takes off glasses. rachel reeves, thank you forjoining me on political thinking. thank you, nick. if chess is like politics, the truth is we're more than halfway through it. labour find themselves on the defensive. the tories have already claimed some crucial pieces. have the labour party got the moves up the sleeves in here to take advantage? to seize victory from defe

article that stephanie was tell me on dateline earlier today on friday which is repeated on the news channel 4 we will have more “p at that time and we will have more up front pages was forthcoming up and then the weather and the news and then the weather and the news and 11 p:m.. good evening, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes here with the sports news. first to the ryder cup, where the usa made a very impressive start to the opening day at whistling straits in wisconsin, winning three of the four foursomes matches. europe did win the first point of the compeition, but after that, it all went team usa's way. this from collin morikawa helping him and dustinjohnson beat paul casey and viktor hovland. then this putt from brooks koepka gave usa a 3—1 lead going into the afternoon's fourballs. and you can follow the latest action from the ryder cup on the bbc sport website. well, the ryder cup isn't the only huge sporting event this weekend. tomorrow, britain's anthonyjoshua puts his reputation and his three world heavyweight belts on the line against the ukrainian challenger oleksandr usyk. 67,000 peop

i'm ready channel 4. the last time chase center hosted a concert was new year's eve 2019. i was thinking are we selling it to? but i'm like, no, i got to go. >> he has to perform soon. and so let it happen sooner than i thought. proof of vaccination is required at the door for 12 and older covid test are no longer accepted. our goal is to ensure that we have the safest possible building also create incredible experience. everyone inside will be wearing a mask unless actively eating or drinking and looking for to a great show tonight. attendees are pretty understanding. i feel everybody looks like everybody sitting like pretty light. >> good distance each other. so everybody's like respecting each other i'm really excited either. and some fans lined up as early as 06:00am to noon time flies. i would do this tomorrow. do this again, whenever, you know, i love temp. all of music is a very important part of my life find a little colder like a wind tunnel but it's a work that is going north. >> if you plan on attending a large event at chase center in the near future. it is hig

in a moment, we're going to talk about channel 4. it is into the final straight. we'll hear the case for privatisation from a former channel 5 ceo, and if you're wondering whether any of this has anything to do with the telly you watch, well, we'll unpack that, too. first, though, let's talk to jack thorne who is an acclaimed screenwriter who's worked on his dark materials, shameless and skins among many others. and at this year's edinburgh tv festival he gave mctaggart lecture, which is one of the most high—profile moments for the tv industry, and in that, jack thorne was blunt, telling the audience tv has failed disabled people utterly and totally. jack, welcome to the media show. i wonder if you could explain to us in more detail why you came to that stark conclusion about the state of the tv industry? primarily because it's true. and i think that the argument must be broken down into three parts. one is that if you look at figures for representation, disabled people are chronically underrepresented. you know, 20% of our populatio

and if he does, will he make sure that channel 4 stays in leeds and stays in the public sector because it's essential to the growth of our tech economy in the north of england. >> we pu the u.k. infrastructure in leeds because we love leeds. can i just say is, he asks about equality and leveling up. it will also help those in london9 and the southeast by easing the pressure on the economy, by easing the pressure on tax revenue and by easing the pressure on planning. >> thank you, mr. speaker. compelling workers to be vaccinated against covid-19. would my right honorable reason friend -- [inaudible] -- being taken to protect the most vulnerable in the national health service? >> can i thank my honorable friend. we're very clear, vaccines save lives and they're boosting the economy because they've allowed us to open up. and that's particularly important for the risk to vulnerable people -- [inaudible] -- 19% of care staff have received their first dose ahead of the november deadline. we encourage others to get vaccinated and, of course, the dhs is currently considering whether to make va

channel 4 every lunchtime would play either a world war ii movie or a western.ome interior design show -- >> stephen: like 11-year-olds do. >> no, but it was like-- we called it "60-minute scrub your house." it was 60 minutes. how much can you do in 60 minutes in four rooms? sorry, this was not the point of the question. i did watch westerns. i also feel like i gave, like, when i was playing with action figures, i would give them american accent, and a lot of your early exposure to american accent i think is probably westerns. >> stephen: did you come up with a cowboy accent? do you have a-- >> no, not happening. not happening. >> stephen: too late, man. too late. howdy, partner. just say-- say howdy partner. >> some day i might want to do a westerner and the director will say can he do an accent. i realized that action figures sounded ridiculous with my accent so you have to make them cooler in american. >> stephen: your girlfriend, erin dark, you guys met on set, and she's in this. it's the first time you've been on set together in 10 years. what's it like to

lindsey hulsome from the uk's channel 4 news has this report. >> reporter: taliban fighters in kabully arrived from their victory in the panjshir valley. they cruise the streets and rule the roost. young bucks with newly acquired american weapons. it's their moment, their city, their country. this morning, they raised the taliban flag in the panjshir provincial capital. they've defeated the last resistance. the late warlord massoud, the lion of the panjshir, looks down from the walls of the provincial governor's office. back in the 1990s, the taliban never defeated his militia, but today they say they vanquished fighters under the command of his son. at a hospital run by the italian ngo emergency, the wards are full of injured people. a few years back, this man was paralyzed by a stray bullet. he was one of the few people wounded in crossfire as the taliban entered kabul three weeks ago. >> reporter: but the legacy of conflict is poverty. about 600 families who fled their homes in the provinces are surviving in a filthy field on the outskirts of the capital. abdul malek and his famil

audience while it was airing because people were clearly getting on the phone and going, turn over to channel 4ultimate success of this show was born. >> it's over. >> you're out? >> oh, my god, the queen is dead. >> in the '90s, the world is literally changing overnight. and here are these four people grounded in their adolescence. >> you mean shrinkage? >> yes. >> they're not trying to be good people. >> and everybody recognized some part of themselves in them and went, i -- i think i love these guys. >> george is getting upset! >> "seinfeld." that was a game-changer. >> "seinfeld" just had a tone. >> you are making out during schindler's list? >> the last three lines of the show are the first-three lines of the pilot. >> the second button is the key button. it literally makes or breaks the shirt. >> a guy's shirt button is not the way you would launch a successful series. it's sure as hell not the way to end a successful series, unless it's "seinfeld." there were letters, calls, bills, i didn't know where to start. i submitted an application and within two days had $30,000 in my account. we

i'm ready channel 4. the last time chase center hosted a concert was new year's eve 2019. i was thinking about reselling it to, but i'm like, no, i got to go. >> he has to perform soon. and so let it happen sooner than i thought. proof of vaccination is required at the door for 12 and older covid test are no ted. our goal is to ensure that we have the safest possible building also create incredible experience. everyone inside will be wearing a mask unless actively eating or drinking and looking for to a great show tonight. attendees are pretty understanding. i feel everybody looks like everybody sitting like pretty light. >> good distance each other. so everybody's like respecting each other i'm really excited either. and some fans lined up as early as 06:00am to noon time flies. i would do this tomorrow. do this again, whenever, you know, i love temp. all of music is a very important part of my life. define a little colder like a wind tunnel but it's a worth is going north. >> if you plan on attending a large event at chase center in the near future. it is highly encourag

i'm ready channel 4. the last time chase center hosted a concert was new year's eve 2019.was thinking about reselling it to, but i'm like, no, i got to go. >> he has to perform soon. and so let it happen sooner than i thought. proof of vaccination is required at the door for 12 and older covid test are no longer accepted. our goal is to ensure that we have the safest possible building also create incredible experience. everyone inside will be wearing a mask unless actively eating or drinking and looking for to a great show tonight. attendees are pretty understanding. i feel everybody looks like everybody sitting like pretty light. >> good distance each other. so everybody's like respecting each other i'm really excited either. and some fans lined up as early as 06:00am to noon time flies. i would do this tomorrow. do this again, whenever you know, i love tempo of music is a very important part of my life. find a little colder like a wind tunnel but it's a work this going north that if you plan on attending a large event at chase center. the near future. it is highly encour

stay with us here on kron on and screaming on kron on channel 4 will bring you the results as soon asthey come in coverage begins at the top of the hour. last through 11:30pm, to welcome back, everyo let's bring back our panel of political >> i have a question can john, when can we run our government properly when there's a trap door under every elected official. should we be making some changes should we be restricting recalls in some way. i mean, why can't we just wait to the next election. michael. >> let's start of the 200, 15 million dollar average is going to in this election question. the on the one hand you say to yourself, well, you know, you want a safety valve in case someone is just horrible and the other hand elections have consequences. and one of those consequences is if you like the wrong person, you live with that person for the most part for the next 4 years. absent corruption aureus or some other or some other issue i mean, i am. i'm not a big fan of the of the recall in california think the threshold is too low. i think that because of that it gives people the abil

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and the company of the network has been struggling to open its tv channel in the country for 4 years. and now it seems as if the media joined he tube, namely, has teamed up with the german authorities to make things even more difficult for our colleagues. such as your popular doesn't mean you should be allowed to operate without any limitations. just look at terms twitter account, for example. what did they do wrong? did they do anything wrong? so, as far as we know, our d george youtube channel was given several coban related strikes recently and we'll get, we'll get back to this. but for now, let me just explain how the story played out. so because our torch main channel was suspended, its team continued to share its content on a separate account belonging to it's one of its shows. they did this before without any consequences, and no red flags were raised by, by the platform. and it's also important to underscore that this is a separate channel which has a different audience whatsoever. and this channel has no restrictions, no red flags, no, nothing at all. but now both h pages wer

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and if he does, will he make sure that channel 4 stays in leeds, stays in the public sector, becausethe pressure on tax revenues and easing the pressure on planning. thank you, mr speaker. the cabinet says that to protect the most vulnerable, it is compelling care worker to be vaccinated against covid—19 even though this is expected to force out 40,000 carers who have been on the front line throughout the pandemic. would my right honourable friend set out why the same approach isn't being taken to protect the most vulnerable in the national health service? i would like to thank— the national health service? i would like to thank my _ the national health service? i would like to thank my honourable - the national health service? i would like to thank my honourable friend. | like to thank my honourable friend. we are very clear, vaccines are saving lives and boosting the economy because they have allowed us to open up. that's particularly important for the risk to vulnerable people including carers in care homes, and over 90% of care home staff have received their first dose. ahead of

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and a very good move by channel 4 to put it on tv, nearly 10 million people watched it.oosterjabs is imminent and borisjohnson will also announce he's repealing some emergency covid powers. our political correspondent chris mason reports. nearly 90% of those of us aged over 16 in the uk have now had a first pop dose of covid vaccine. nearly 90% of those of us aged over 16 in the uk have now had a first dose of covid vaccine. and 80% of us have had both jabs. the prime minister will say this is what has allowed so much of a normal life to return, and so soon it will be time for older people to get a third jab. borisjohnson will also announce plans to get rid of any covid related powers the government no longer needs, but to keep others. the legal authority via the coronavirus act to close schools and some businesses in england will be ditched, but other elements of the coronavirus act will be kept such as the requirement to self—isolate having testing positive, and the provision of sick pay from day one to those self—isolating. final decisions await on making it easier to

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4—0 win. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel...aralympicsgb pass the 100 medal mark on day ten in tokyo, as emma wiggs makes history by winning the canoe sprint. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, says he's had constructive discussions with his counterpart in pakistan about securing safe passage from afghanistan for people entitled to settle in the uk. with kabul�*s airport still closed, pakistan is crucial in the mission to help people flee afghanistan because the two nations share a land border. he told a news conference in islamabad that britain was sending £30 million of aid to help afghanistan's neighbours cope with refugees. he also said uk experts were heading to the region to co—ordinate efforts. this report from our diplomatic correspondent james landale. for anyone trying to flee afghanistan by land, this is the kind of border crossing they'll face — wire fences, armed guards and queues of refugees not going anywhere fast. this is to the east of kabul, one of main gate

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france is the biggest supplier by two cables that run across the english channel and that is a look at your first word headlines. >> 5, 4 2, 1. [cheering] yvonne: there you go. milestone day for spacex, launching four civilians into orbit for a three day voyage circling the earth. the flight has no professional astronauts on board and will rely on autonomous capabilities for navigation. the first of several private spaceflights planned by spacex. let's get to ed ludlow at the kennedy space center for the launch and i'm sure it was very exciting from where you were. ed: i mean, the ground shakes and you hear the roar of those engines firing up and you cannot quite believe it is happening until it gets well beyond your line of vision and you know it's outside of the kind of dangerous and. spacex was supremely confident going into this that the mission would be a success. as you say, the dragon capsule along with falcon nine booster that sense accrue crew into orbit is fully autonomous but the mission commander, a civilian, and one of his pilots, they trained in the event they had to take over the controls of the craft but

4 majors in a single season. you can see that interview him for a youtube channel, but his taste of what he said. oh, yeah. first of all, i didn't leave a lot left like 3 hours and definitely a lot of emotions going through my body and through my head. but force just really happy and a lot of relief. because finally choose something i was dreaming for a long time. yeah, i think i think it helps me when i say this, i'm talking only from my side because i knew he's going to have this pressure at the same time. it's not like and when he has pressure, he becomes a better player normally. so i knew that from the start of the match, i need to turn this pressure on him and not let him be stronger because of this pressure and feel from it. because that was just super important point of the match . and i'm really had to manage to, to follow my plan. yeah, well, it was not easy, especially for kinetic, we didn't have funds for some time. the things that they supported me through all it all the week i lot and there was no love hate relationship. this year and i think they just, it was not a guest me. they really want

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right now, all of the 4 elements of all of the 4 commitments only one has been service, which is the security of the rushing embassy. this is the primary channel. the moscow is now working with the taller boss, or we'll have to see whether they are the 3 are honored. obviously, you know, the, the, the envoy you spoke with, mentioned there is no need to formally recognize or 4 digits of my stamp in order to be able to work around. some of the important can jump in here. so it's early days. but there's a lot of that we've run out of time many thanks to my guess in oklahoma city rancho mirage. and here in moscow and thanks to be worth for watching us here are to see you next time. remember, cross talk roles the ah, ah, the civic lag around the world. expedition by 1000 ocean mile round the clock in the dead calm miss wilson in every country close by like the crew. gavin's food and warner forgot to go to chat. louis, also the little i know i said it's got everybody locked down or home or no food? no. what about that? only? i'm not sure somebody, either species in the coven, you're living like the female of own. but in the 21st century, i want to m