and jack lewis agreed...respond to that charge, i'm joined now from coventry by roger harrabin, the bbc‘s environment analyst. thank you for coming on newswatch. the extinction rebellion protests, have a huge amount of coverage in the last fortnight on bbc news. is it proof the bbc should have been doing much more about climate change before? i am an environment correspondent, so obviously, i would like to have seen the bbc doing much more on the environment, in all its shades and flavours. to be fair, though, editors have had some difficulty with climate change. a while ago, commissioning editors were saying that they wouldn't commission documentaries because it was a bit of a turn—off. now there is a massive interest in climate change, but that has not always been the case. the other problem with importing on climate change, one of many problems, actually, is that things move so slowly, so your pictures always appeared to be the same. it's always melting glaciers, it's always rising sea levels, it's always

and jack lewis agreed...ight on bbc news. is it proof the bbc should have been doing much more about climate change before? i am an environment correspondent, so obviously, i would like to have seen the bbc doing much more on the environment, in all its shades and flavours. to be fair, though, editors have had some difficulty with climate change. a while ago, commissioning editors were saying that they wouldn't commission documentaries because it was a bit of a turn—off. now there is a massive interest in climate change, but that has not always been the case. the other problem with importing on climate change, one of many problems, actually, is that things move so slowly, so your pictures always appeared to be the same. it's always melting glaciers, it's always rising sea levels, it's always floods and droughts. editors get rather weary of that. you've absolutely summed up the kind of questions that come in from audiences. i wonder as well... a year ago, the bbc was found to breach 0fcam rules about climate d

we're joined now by jack williamson, who runs the music and you company, which supports the music community's mental health — he partnered with lewis good friends with his manager and we we re good friends with his manager and we were discussing what this may look like. basically they approached me and said we want to create an initiative called live life where we can support emotionally any fan who comes to his arena shows in a number of different ways. it is hard to find the right person to do this in terms of connecting with fans. but he has already been quite open. in one set he said that he thought he was having a panic attack and that he needed to take a break. that must be useful and encouraging for fans who go through that and don't know how to express it. what we do is we work with artists in the music industry to support mental health and well—being of artists and we have noticed that in the last five or ten years, mental health has become such a prevalent topic and people are talking about it and when artists talk about it in their lyrics and in their interviews and in social media age many more people can connect direct