graham hill turned bbc one on at 10pm, only to be disappointed twice over.efore it had overrun, so i switched to the news channel, hoping to catch the 10pm on that — but that was showing world news america. wasn't until 10.50pm that evening that the bbc showed the iopm news. so it's really frustrating. i can't understand why you didn't move bbc news at ten from bbc one to the news channel, so that we could watch the bbc news. by doing that, people would still be able to watch football, and the americans would be able to watch their version of your world news, as well. this is really frustrating. perhaps somebody can do something about it. well, in an effort to do something about it, we asked bbc news for a response to graham's point — and they told us... on last week's programme, viewer paul kirkwood told us his enjoyment in watching the bafta film awards ceremony programme on bbc one was spoiled by receiving a news alert on his phone, informing him of the prize—winners before they were announced on tv. you question whether the baftas were significant enough

viewer graham hill turned instead to the news channel at 10 o'clock, hoping to find a summary of the uk news service when they tune into the news channel, especially at night. here's roger brooks. and wendy o'neil e—mailed about priorities. well, with me for most of this week's programme is paul royle, who runs the bbc news channel. thank you for coming on newswatch. you are sometimes running the same stream, sometimes it's split into uk and international. how differently are you running it now compared to when it launched a year ago? actually, it follows the model that we set out at the beginning. i think probably the main difference is we've developed the agility and the technology to break — to separate the feeds. as you say, there's a global feed, there's a uk feed. sometimes they're combined, sometimes they're separate. and i would say the main difference over the last year is a sort of greater speed and agility to separate the feeds as required, if there is, for example, a big uk story, which is highly relevant to uk audiences but not necessarily to global audiences. a story li

graham hill turned bbc one on at 10pm, only to be disappointed twice over., you know, rather than, in my opinion, kind of newsworthy, so to speak, or especially, you know, alert—worthy, i guess. as soon as you look at your phone, you get the alert, you know, there and then, without even accessing the phone — you just need to lift your phone up. i mean, even if they put something like "spoiler" or something like that, then that means that, you know, as soon as someone like myself sees it, then we can just instantlyjust not look at it and put the phone down, for instance, whilst, you know... and takes that kind of differentiates away from the, like, a political news alert, rather than a bafta news alert. well, that suggestion of being able to distinguish between different types of news alerts you receive is, as it happens, already being acted on. here's stuart miller, digital news editor of bbc news, talking about push alerts or notifications on tuesday's pm programme on radio 4. —— here's stuart millar, digital news editor of bbc news, talking about push aler

when that happens, true governance in this country, certainly on capitol hill, goes bye-bye. as david grahamll mark trump's conquest of the senate, the one element of the chia pay that still offer even little resistance to the former president. mcconnell hasn't even left yet but the power struggle, that republican civil war between maga and establishment republicans in the senate, is underway. currently the leading contenders to replace mcconnell fought with an that letter category. that is, the senate republican whip john thune, former senate gop with john cornyn, and it sure of the senate republican conference john bristle. all three have endorsed donald trump. but the maga faction is quickly turning against three johns, calling for a more trumpy later. florida senator rick scott is reportedly seriously considering running, saying he wants a major change in leadership. trump himself has weighed in, reportedly urging maga loyalist steve daines to jump in the race. so he has a living breathing rubberstamp should trump be allowed back into that white house. so, yes, in the eyes of most, inclu

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supporters on capitalist hill, he recently, according to the media announced its readiness to consider a package of an interest-free loan or an interest-free loan to ukraine, this is what grahamevertheless it is not entirely clear how the administration reacts to this will take a look, because now joe biden, the white house and the entire democratic administration, the entire democratic us government, are clearly insisting. in its position that the request for national security purposes in the amount of 95 billion, which includes 60 billion for ukraine, should be accepted exactly in this form, that is, in fact, now between the american government and between american legislators, well, there is a dead end and the question is not moving anywhere, that is , i understand correctly, igor, that austin’s statement at the ramstein base, graham’s statement, is well, let’s just say, everything... at the moment , the american government simply does not have the money to further help ukraine by, at least, decommissioning weapons from american military warehouses, this is the reality that everyone who wants to help here faces ukraine additional military support. thank you very much igor.

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