duncan kennedy, bbc news, in guildford.'ve made a date tojoin me for the news at six. but as they say, times are changing and a younger generation is finding its news and information elsewhere. that's according to a survey by the broadcast regulator 0fcom. top choice among 12 to 15 year olds is instagram, followed by tiktok and youtube. only then do the traditional broadcasters like itv, bbc one and two come in. sometimes it's a different version of what you've seen on this programme. here's our correspondent secunder kermani in sri lanka earlier this week. people waiting for days just to get fuel, and whoever takes charge of this country resolving this economic crisis is going to be a massive challenge. and here he is with a similar report on tik tok. crazily long, but we want to see exactly how long it is. i'm going to drive through it right from the start where we are now. but young people also go straight to campaigners or those making the news — doing away with prepared reports. one other thing with these social media

a coroner has said that those who died in guildford pub bombings were unlawfully killed.ll died from lost injuries when the device went off under a bench in the pub in the centre of guildford. let's speak to our news correspondence, duncan kennedy, who has been following the inquest. good afternoon. what have we been hearing? good afternoon. what have we been hearin: ? ~ ., ., ., ., hearing? what we have had here are the details of — hearing? what we have had here are the details of what _ hearing? what we have had here are the details of what happened - hearing? what we have had here are the details of what happened in - hearing? what we have had here are the details of what happened in the l the details of what happened in the pub behind me here on that day in 1974. details that really have never been given to members of the families and friends of these people who died. for example, we found out from the coroner during this inquest that the bomb was placed behind this wall, actually, where i'm standing, under a bench. wall, actually, where i'm standing, undera bench. i

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in guildford.iew with princess diana in 1995. alexandra pettifer, who used to be known as tiggy legge—bourke, appeared at the high court to hear a public apology from the corporation over the fabricated allegation that she'd had an affair with prince charles, which resulted in an abortion. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. at the time of its transmission, it caused a sensation. now, 27 years later, the panorama interview with diana, princess of wales, is a matter of disgrace to the bbc over the deceitful tactics deployed by its reporter martin bashir to obtain the interview. one of those deceits was to make what the high court heard was a false and malicious allegation against the woman on the left here, tiggy legge—bourke, who at the time was working as the prince of wales' personal assistant. the bbc has agreed to pay substantial damages to ms legge—bourke, or mrs alexandra pettifer as she is now, and the bbc�*s director general tim davie has apologised to her, to the prince of wa

a corner has said that the five people including four teenager soldiers who died in the guildford pubbings in 1974 were unlawfully killed. president biden has tested positive for covid. the white house says his symptoms are mild and he's taking medication. no ordinary telescope — scientists will for the first time be able to just —— detect smashing together of neutron stars. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news. liz truss says the treasury�*s policies have failed to deliver growth for two decades. she's rejected concerns that the tax cuts she's promised would increase inflation. liz truss and her rivalry she sunak are now sitting out there pitches to win over the party membership. this report from iain watson contained some flashing images. her pitch to party members is that she would hold an emergency tax—cutting budget, and she's not only attacked recent decisions taken by her colleagues, but has distanced herself from previous administrations. when i sat at that cabinet table, i opposed the national insurance rise before it happened, and i tried to stop it, because i thought

a coroner has said that the five people including four teenage soldiers who died in the guildford bombings