jodie whittaker takes over as the 13th doctor this year and will be joined regularly.s plenty of debate about the new gunpowder plot drama on the bbc — how much gore is too much? is the bbc using its new service to advertise other programmes or are items like that editorially justified? with me is richard burgess, the uk news editor for bbc news. welcome. we know david attenborough is an important documentary maker and his programmes are a big event, but is it news? i think so. it's a significant moment, not only for television but in the culture of the uk and across the world. his last series, planet earth ii, it was one of the most—watched natural history programmes of all time. the iguana sequence was watched nearly 5 million times on youtube. a new series by david attenborough is a big moment in uk life and people are interested. but the top line in how the bbc reported it is "there is a new bbc tv programme on". there's no newsline. in the david attenborough interview, we got some news lines. we sent our science editor, david shukman, so we could speak about ocean

jodie whittaker takes over as the 30th doctor this year and will be joined regularly. of debate about the new gunpowder plot drama on the bbc, how much gore is too much? is the bbc using its new service to advertise other programmes or are items like that editorially justified? programmes or are items like that editoriallyjustified? with programmes or are items like that editorially justified ? with me programmes or are items like that editoriallyjustified? with me is richard burgess, the uk news editor for bbc news. welcome, we know david attenborough is an important documentary maker and his programmes area big documentary maker and his programmes are a big event but is it news?” think so, it's a significant moment not only for television that in the culture of the uk and across the world. his last series, blue planet ii —— planet earth ii, it was one of the most watched natural history programmes of all time, the iguana sequence was watched nearly 5 million times on youtube. a new series by david attenborough is a big moment in uk life and people are interested. but

jodie whittaker, who takes over as the 13th doctor next year, will be joined by new cast regulars. it was very interesting. and also, there's been plenty of debate about the new gunpowder plot drama on the bbc. how much gore... ..is too much. is too much gore? so is the bbc using its news service to advertise its other programmes, or are items like that editorially justified? with me to discuss all that is richard burgess, who's the uk news editorfor bbc news. welcome to newswatch. we know david attenborough... let's start with david attenborough. he's an important documentary maker, his programmes are a big event, but really, is it news? i think it is news. i mean, i think it's a significant moment notjust in television, but really in the culture of the uk, and across the world, in truth. his last series, planet earth ii, was one of the most watched natural—history documentaries of all time. there were a couple of amazing sequences of the iguana trying to escape from the snakes, which i looked before i came here and it's been watched nearly five million times on youtube. so these

jodie whittaker, who takes over as the 30th doctor next year, will be joined by new cast regulars bradleyn. it's a good job that the tardis is big. it has got a lot of people to fit in. it can fit in as many people as it likes. each year tens of thousands of people in the uk carry out unpaid work experience or internships. it can be an important first step on the career ladder, but is it right to expect people to work for free? it would appear many think not with 70% of those surveyed by the social mobility commission saying they believe they should receive payment. the paralympian and conservative peer, christopher holmes, wants the law surrounding internships changed and we can speak to him now. good morning. thank you very much for joining good morning. thank you very much forjoining us. i know you were too busy with swim training to go for any internships yourself. why put the limit on it? i believe that work experience is incredibly valuable for people to have that first experience of work, but anything exceeding four weeks should be paid for otherwise it is a drain on social mobilit

jodie whittaker, who takes over as the 13th doctor next year, will be joined by new cast regulars bradleyngs have been brightening up. this week the wins will be lighter than they have been and temperatures will slowly notch upwards. the cloud and rain which is still persisting in central and eastern areas will push away as we go through the late afternoon. sunshine to end the day and clear spells during the night initially, but cloud will return from the south west. along with that, mr and merck and outbreaks of rain. temperatures will be 15 degrees that's the kind of mild airthat will be 15 degrees that's the kind of mild air that will pump across the country tomorrow. outbreaks of moving eastwards. the main band will dissipate by lunchtime. to the north, brighter, to the south, cloud. here, decidedly warm at 80 degrees. the best of the brightness will be further north. that's all for now. this is bbc newsroom live. our latest headlines. in a wide—ranging speech, foreign secretary borisjohnson urges the eu to negotiate brexit trade deals — saying "now is the time to get on with it". thi

jodie whittaker, who takes over as the thirteenth doctor next year, will be joined by new cast regularsalsh has said he's looking forward to being part of the show some 50 years after first becoming a fan. a video has emerged of the french president's dog making his presence known at the elysee palace. emmanuel macron was talking with three junior members of his government, when the labrador—griffin cross, called nemo, began urinating on one of the esteemed fireplaces. the incident was captured by a french tv station. nemo also appeared in mr macron‘s entourage back in august — continuing a tradition of french presidents having a "first dog". that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30am. i think that eats my cat bringing in a dead squirrel the other day! we fight this message on gambling from norma. i'm surprised that it is allowed during the day. they are only allowed during live sport. we will be getting into that issue throughout the morning. you can get in touch throughout the programme using the hash tag #victorialive. text will be charge that the standard network rate.

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