the following day, several viewers spotted those same slogans on breakfast, causing jackie baker to emailthe same issue arose to a lesser extent last week when the bbc set for programmes like politics live at the labour conference included the party's logo and branding — but less prominently than with the conservatives this week. we asked bbc news about this, and they told us... a number of bbc programmes and journalists had a presence at the conservative party conference this week — as they did last week for labour — and in both cases, the major speeches were shown live on the news channel. but overall, there has been a considerable reduction in the bbc�*s conference coverage. in previous years, bbc parliament has broadcast the major parties�* annual gatherings in full, along with highlights of the smaller parties�* conferences. but this time round, those tuning into bbc parliament were offered instead the proceedings of the scottish and welsh parliaments and northern ireland assembly — often repeats from previous debates on previous days, like this debate in the scottish parliament show

peter baker, veteran journalist and author, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times." jackie alemany, political reporter for "the washington post" and author of the paper's morning newsletter, the early 202. and retired four star u.s. general, barry mccaffrey who once served a colin powell's assistant. former battlefield commander in the gulf, former cabinet member, former member of the national security council. good evening and welcome to you all. general, i'd like to begin with you. as young men, you both went off to vietnam. you both returned seriously wounded combat veterans. you both retired with four stars on your shoulder, no easy feat. you both spent over 30 years in the u.s. military, and then transitioned still in public service to civilian jobs. so the question is how will you remember your friend colin powell? >> well, in a lot of ways. my wife and i are both extremely sad about his passing, and our thoughts go out to alma and her entire family. a remarkable man. tremendous judgment, very hard worker, a sense of humility, even though he was at the center of globa

jackie robinson. tampa wins 5-1 game 1. >>> could the 5th team be the charm? dusty baker and the astros beginning their series with the chicago astros, bottom of the 5th, houston up 5-0, alvarez, hit far, it is hard, it is gone. solo shot. astros beat laruso. >>> to the nfl we go, jimmy g. missed his second straight practice with the injured calf but he still is not ruled out for sunday's game in arizona. kyle shanahan says he expects jimmy to practice on friday. >>> sea hawks and rams. ouch. that looks painful. seattle's quarterback russell wilson had to leave with a sprained finger. 3rd quarter l.a. leading 9-7. matthew stafford13 yard touchdown pass. he threw for 365 yards, rams won 26-17. seahawks dropped 2-3 in the west. >>> such a big one tomorrow between the giants and dodgers, it is a five game series so the loser it almost feels like you are in a must win for saturday's game unless it is a repeat of the lds with the reds, back to you. >> by the way it will be great. can't wait to see them. thank you, charlie. >>> up next, breaking news, looking live out at san jo

on monday: the following day, several viewers spotted those same slogans on breakfast, causing jackie bakerrom previous debates on previous days, like this debate in the scottish parliament shown this monday, but actually from last thursday. thank you. i ask the scottish government when it will implement part three of the transport scotland act 2018 to allow local authorities to bring forward proposals to directly run bus services in theirarea. as i outlined in my letter to all members injune, to implement part three of the act resumed earlier this year, following a pause necessitated for the pandemic. the reason for this change is money. the bbc has to make substantial savings and as part of its programme of cuts, rolling coverage of the party conferences has ended for the first time since the 1960s. it's not clear exactly how much money this saves, given that the filming of conferences is happening anyway and shared on a pooled basis between the bbc, itn and sky. and the decision went down badly with mps when it emerged in the summer. conservative mp damian collins, for example, said at t