u nfortu nately westminster, katy searle.tunately on tuesday we were told that is no longer apologies. our apologies for that, and we hope that katy or another senior bbc manager will be coming on to discuss coverage of the general election campaign over the next fortnight. in the meantime, your comments on the coverage have continued to come in with some prompted by the appearance of nigel farage on the question time special on tuesday. you boasted that you had received £2 million in taxpayers money to support you in your role as mep and then into thousand 14, you wrongly did not declare over £200,000 worth of gifts that you had received in your role. now with a background like that... sorry, this is ludicrous. with a background like that, how on earth can you understand for 14 million people in this country who are currently living in poverty? and that poverty is... applause. i'm really sorry, i'm really sorry,... it is not about immigration or the eu. jean thought the leader of the brexit party was untruth —— under fairly

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we promised you last week that we'd be talking today to the head of bbc westminster, katy searle. then in 2014, you wrongly didn't declare over £200,000 worth of gifts that you'd received in your role. now with a background like that... i'm sorry, this is ludicrous. sorry, but with a background like that, how on earth can you understand what it is like for the 14 million people in this country who are currently living in poverty? and that poverty is... applause. this is — this is... no sorry, that poverty is... i'm really sorry, i'm really sorry. this is a completely... the poverty is caused by austerity. it's not about immigration or the eu. fallacious, ludicrous argument. jim sokol thought the leader of the brexit party was unfairly treated on the programme, e—mailing: but richard tucker had a rather different response, one we've have heard many times before from viewers. now, since 1972, newsround has been informing children about what's going on in the world. it's undergone many changes since then, but the principle of providing a mix of serious and entertaining stories to youn