ian page said, "first, we have the reluctance to reference hamas as terrorists.we had the unquestioning acceptance that israel had bombed the hospital. " derek brown emailed, "if the bbc reports that israel has bombed a hospital, killing hundreds of men, women and children, i would expect it to have checked the veracity of such a claim first." and simon barnard said, "your reporting of this explosion is an utter disgrace. how dare you take sides in this manner without fully investigating the evidence? " in a statement, bbc news accepted it had been wrong to speculate that it had been an israeli attack. "we accept that even in this fast moving situation, it was wrong to speculate in this way, although he did not at any point report that it was an israeli strike. this doesn't represent the entirety of bbc output. anyone watching, listening to or reading our coverage can see we have set out both sides competing claims about the explosion, clearly showing who is saying them and what do we do or don't know." now, we've had a lot of complaints this week that coverage o

pages. hot off the press so the metro leads with the trial of ian fitzgibbon who has pleaded not guilty to the8 year old was gunned down in her own home because her boyfriend humiliated a rival gang member at glastonbury. gosh okay, so there we go. my panel are back with me now, daily telegraph columnist allison pearson. we've got conservative peer lord shaun bailey and author and broadcaster amy nicholl . turner, broadcaster amy nicholl. turner, let's get stuck into this debate . i think it's going to be fireworks here because the culture secretary, lucy frazer, has been talking tough on those who our history by who want to erase our history by publishing new and publishing new retain and explain guidance to protect controversial historical statues phrases , common sense approach phrases, common sense approach to britain's history couldn't be more timely, as it was revealed yesterday that scottish health board nhs lothian will make reparations to jamaica and africa to, quote, make amends for its slavery links. we'll start with you, alison, on this. are we too obsessed with apologising for our