constraints that you sometimes have on the 10pm news so when laura kuenssberg has two minutes talking to huw edwardsen o'clock news, she then comes into the newscast studio and we have half an hourfor her to elaborate on the story of the day and she can come in and opened her notebook and kind of tell the audience all the things she's learned that day talking to her sources. so you're not getting that anywhere else on the bbc. it is really fabulous, it is very simple... the most important thing is it is authentic. we are not putting it on. whenjohn and emily who are old colleagues who used to present on the news along time ago and know each other so when they talk off airand and know each other so when they talk off air and switch the cameras oi’ talk off air and switch the cameras or microphones, that is just how they talk each other. as you would do when you would talk about a serious subject so on newscast we often have to cover stories such as the terrorist attack in niece and of course are tone altered, it is not a lwa ys course are tone altered, it is not always jokes and jollity and laughter.

i am one of the judges and i get tojudge alongside huw edwards and alex jones and some fantastic journalistshey want more sort of polemic, more opinion at the moment, or more personal stories like yours? i think it is a bit of a mix, to be honest. me and one of my best friends are really into current affairs and learning about what goes on in the world around us, and i think everybody is so focused on the big issues that are happening, and obviously rightly so, like the presidential election in the us and coronavirus obviously being a massive thing, but also focusing on the smaller stories that are going on that might not necessarily get the media attention that they should, like some of the stories that we are sharing through the competition last year, like struggles with mental health, and obviously stories like mine that are more regional and more focused around the country but are also still really important and really releva nt to still really important and really relevant to young people of today. alex, are you going intojournalism professionally? i really, really would like to. ijust

she joins us along with huw edwards, from the gym industry body, uk active.ion as to what we can and cannot do. we had a zoom call with our local mp, he was also extremely vague. you know, government legislation said we could still do personal training i—to—i outdoors, yet he said on the zoom call that we can't do that. no—one knows for the best what to do. and a lot of people, lots of gyms, are just going for survival now, and carrying on regardless. we have an outdoor space, luckily, so we are carrying on i—to—i outside as it stands. what is the plan today, then? you have got a business. what is the plan for you today in terms of personal training, how you are going to do it, and seeing clients. what are you going to do today? and are you sure you are going to be able to do it? allowed to do it?” mean, as the weather is up—to—the—minute, it is dry, when we woke up there was no rain. you know, u nless woke up there was no rain. you know, unless clients get told otherwise, to come outside, i do pt with nurses and doctors, i had a doctor coming infora pt and d

constraints that you sometimes have on the 10pm news so when laura kuenssberg has two minutes talking to huw edwards most important thing is it is authentic. we're not putting it on. when jon and emily, who are old colleagues, they used to present on the news channel a long time ago and know each other, so when they talk off air and switch the cameras or microphones, that's just how they talk each other. as you would do when you would talk about a serious subject so on newscast, we often have to cover stories such as the terrorist attack in nice and of course our tone alters. it's not always jokes and jollity and laughter. we do adjust our tone accordingly. i have a simple question, why are swing states swing states? we have a format on americast called americanswer, a really cheesy pun... but we have hundreds of questions coming in each week from our audience. for example, lots of questions coming in with people asking us about hunter biden, joe biden's son's e—mails and the new york post story and whether there was anything in that. and that is moving up the sort of story that is leading the news