hugh edwards actually said it on the programme itself that we were going to allow a lots of the proceedingsing pictures and amazing sound throughout the day. but there is a place also for commentaryjust to provide context and information and to bring the feel of the event even closer for audiences. you understand why some people perhaps thought the bbc got it wrong on some of that? i think these are always judgements, aren't they? and people will have different views on them, and if you are doing commentary and events, you're making a judgment on a live broadcast as it goes along. i thought the commentary was respectful and got it right. let's hear what our viewers want to talk about. susan, tell us why you contacted us. what was your concern about the coverage? i realise that a death of the monarch has not happened during the era of television before in this country, and so it and so it is probably difficult to know how to play it, but what perturbed me was the length of time that was devoted in the news section of broadcasting to the queen's death and funeral arrangements, to the exclusio

on from the bbc 1 when it suspended its regular programing and the channel's chief presenter, hugh edwards was shown wearing dark suit, white shirt, black tie in accordance what some interpreted bbc dress code in the event of a member of the royal family passes away. there is no way to make this connection at this point but the fact that family members are flying in from all over the world to be there including as we prince andrew, you know flying in as well with all the back and forth there. get the read from charlie langston, "daily mail".com female editor. charlie, so much going on that you get a sense that there's worry building, there's concern building. i'm just wondering, reaction of the british people, you prepare for moments like these, you fear moments like these, you hope she passes through moments like these as she has in the past but your sense of what's happening right now? >> you know i think the very important thing here we do not get ahead of ourselves. the situation is certainly serious. the palace would not have released a statement about the queen's health if they didn'

hugh edwards will be live from buckingham palace for her majesty's final journey to the capital. exchange a few words. iam i am ecstatic, i think i'm taking. i love the royal family and i will be at the funeral in london. meanwhile, the queen's coffin was taken from st giles' cathedral in edinburgh to begin itsjourney to buckingham palace. we'll be looking ahead at what to expect in the coming days. also on the programme. cities in the north—east — as president zelensky calls on the west to accelerate its delivery of arms. here, unemployment falls to its lowest rate in nearly 50 years — but figures reveal pay failing to keep up with rising living costs. and a tribute to the late queen by the poet laureate simon armitage — in a poem which spells out herfirst name. stay with us on bbc news where we will bring you can continuing coverage of events plus analysis from our team in the uk and around the world. good evening. king charles ii! and camilla the queen consort have travelled to belfast for the king's first visit as monarch to northern ireland. the king and his wife greeted cro

i think hugh afterwards said —— huw edwards said she should have been given a medal.went on holiday for a fortnight, and my feeling is marcus is right. i think something else interesting happened, which is take the queue. the queue was largely a media event. the length of the queue, the concentration of the queue, the queue became a thing in itself. everyone else was fascinated about it. did the bbc stray in that moment from being a public service to being more of a state broadcaster? i think that's the thing that made me slightly uneasy. stefanie bolzen, what about in germany? were people interested in germany and how interested? we were certainly very, very interested on the day the queen died and then again this monday on september the 19th. four public broadcasters simultaneously showed the funeral and the procession from nine o'clock in the morning until six o'clock in the afternoon. from me being a correspondent in london, i felt overwhelmed these whole ten days. simply because this was the magnitude, if you are a correspondent in london, this is the biggest eve

he would have been dancing in the rain if he had been here, gethin, hugh edwards and the team got soaked in birmingham to talk to some changes in the wholesale market. what they want from this new prime minister and this cabinet?— from this new prime minister and this cabinet? ,., ., u, . ., this cabinet? good morning, john. i have been chatting _ this cabinet? good morning, john. i have been chatting to _ this cabinet? good morning, john. i have been chatting to malik - this cabinet? good morning, john. i have been chatting to malik this - have been chatting to malik this morning, this is something i had not been thinking about. it's notjust about energy prices going up, as the fluctuation. cabbages from holland, hot peppers from spain, chile peppers from chichester in sussex. the point that malik was making is, they all have fluctuating markets, there is no part of the world protected from energy fluctuation at the moment. businesses this, importers, have to decide what to charge when they send out the products. it's not easy. whenever we come to birmingham wholesale market, we have to

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