level is bbc breakfast on the bbc news channel. we clearly are doing something that the audience appreciate. newswatch, of course, as you said yourself, goes out during breakfast on saturdays, which we love. we get a big audience sometimes covering complaints about breakfast. is it weird for you? i don't think it's weird. i think there's a challenge for newswatch, which isjust because you're on breakfast, does that mean that the audience always feel like you're the regulator and monitor of breakfast? and i think the challenge is to make sure that you cover complaints about all range of bbc programmes. look, i don't think it is. i think it's right that you exist. i think it's right that the audience is views are reflected and i think it's right that people like me are held to account. richard, thank you so much for coming on newswatch. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media email newswatch at bbc.co.uk or you can find

analysis, an article on the bbc news appj or website, or there's coverage about to start on the news channel question and you have to click _ to find the answer — _ some people call that "clickbait". so what is the editorial guidance - on the use and abuse of news alerts? well, to answer that very question, i'm joined by stuart miller, the digital news editor for bbc news. thank you for coming on newswatch. so, has there been a decision to put out more alerts than you used to, and what is the guidance? yeah, so we're definitely alerting more. not every news alert is a breaking news alert, we do it for all sorts of different... so it doesn't always say "breaking"? doesn't always say breaking news, and it doesn't always have the sound there, as well. but as well as the biggest news moments, we also want to alert people when to follow live when there's a big news event — like pmqs was mentioned there, which has been contentious week in, week out for some time. and live is a big component of what we do now, and the audience wants to follow along. and we see that when we alert those things for fo

in advance of its merger with the international world news channel in april.tional thank you to the audience and her colleagues. we're a team but it's felt like family. lucky me to have had this great job that's never felt like a job. thank you for having me. bye— bye. applause. hello there, at long last the temperatures have evened out a bit... that consolidation of the national and international news channels to one swervice means job losses and including the reduction of lead presenters to sex without those mccrow four to six. those remaining after this month of my departures have been asked to do screen tests as part of the recruitment process. the bbc has nothing to say publicly about the process that we did express his thanks and best wishes to joanna express his thanks and best wishes tojoanna gosling and the other departing presenters. this is what few are heather dobson had to say: thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail us. or yo

in advance of its merger with the international world news channel in april.k you to the audience and her colleagues. we're a team but it's felt like family. lucky me to have had this greatjob that's never felt like a job. thank you for having me. bye—bye. that consolidation of the national and international news channels means job losses and including the reduction of lead presenters to sex without those remaining after this month's departures have been asked to do screen test as part of the process. —— six. the bbc has said nothing about the process but did express his thanks to the departing presenters. this is what viewer heather dobson had to say. thank you for all your comments this week if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media e—mail newswatch. or you can find us on twitter. you can call us. do have a look at previous interviews on our website. that is all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. lots of settled weather t

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his number and surname dedicated to russian hockey players, the popular host of the american fox news channellike me carlson, i respect everyone, respect their choice. and this is my choice, because this is my religion it is sad that in order to say it out loud it took a foreigner in hockey many americans, but we see that none of them said a word about it, what happened to them most respect. the russian economy turned out to be much more resistant to external pressure than the west thought, the situation is better than many forecasts, inflation is on the decline, and some industries are even growing the task that

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and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel: rory mcilroy produces a brilliant final putt to securetory over patrick reed at the dubai desert classic. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at 0ne. ministers and nhs leaders have announced plans to provide hundreds more ambulances and thousands of hospital beds in england by next winter. £1 billion of existing funding is being allocated and there are also measures to try to reduce the number of patients who turn up at a&e and then stay overnight. but there are questions about how the extra resources will be staffed — and some health experts warn they will be undermined by a "burnt out" workforce. 0ur health correspondent katherine da costa has the details. hi, are you? nice to see you. after weeks of unprecedented strain on the nhs and criticism over record delays in a&e... it's incredibly complicated, actually, managing the flow through. ..the prime minister and health secretary were keen to hear what's working well at north tees hospital... it's a model that we need to make sure we can do more of across the country. thank you.

and now he has all those news channels, helping him and the b. j. p. divide the country pitting hindus against muslims. indians have seen this before in 2002, but not on a national scale with so many more media outlets involved. leadership is em all. this is what they do. this is their way of winning elections. is to go to rise the country on along religious lines, the whole minister i'm it shaw, said in an election rally and who gerad law still that those who had thought a lesson in 2002 will never do it again or wants to that effect database, my war boxy card. oh. get quarterly. yeah. beds. i bet the bobby. so big nodded. that is an admission of what happened in 2002 that there was a deliberate intent to teach a lesson to muslims. and it works electricity for the b. b, because many uh, many people who want to see this happen when rally behind it. ah, to the united kingdom now were 2 investigations have pulled back the curtain on libel lawyers in london. and how they have helped one of vladimir putin's key allies to go after his critics including j

news. the people's channel. britain's news channel channel hello. channel her.good channel hello. welcome. this is dvd is on tv online. how don't digital radio. i'm nana akua over the next 3 hours. yes you heard it for hours. yes you heard it for hours. me and my panel will taking on some of the big topics it in the headlines right now this show all about opinion it's mine. it's then of course it's yours. we'll be debating, discussing times we will discussing and at times we will disagree. will be disagree. but no one will be council . so disagree. but no one will be council. so joining me today disagree. but no one will be council . so joining me today is council. so joining me today is paul, casting director of car 26. that was terry , also former 26. that was terry, also former editor of the label list, peter edwards and former labour mp steven pound . before we get steven pound. before we get started , let's get your latest started, let's get your latest news headlines . started, let's get your latest news headlines. nana thank you. good afternoon. it's just gone. 3:00. i'm be

eastern here at the fox news channel. that show then available if you can catch it on our streaming service vaccination. a six troll boy shot a first real teacher in a virginia classroom yesterday. yes, that suspected gunmen six years old. police say sadly it was no accident. it happened during an argument at the elementary school in newport news, virginia for that 70 miles south of richmond. the victim identified a woman in her 30s suffered life-threatening wounds but police say her condition thankfully has improved. that young boy, six years old in custody. investigators trying to figure out how he got that handgun, the school will be closed on monday. after five days and 15 vets covered republican congressman kevin mccarthy, now he is a speaker of the house. once historic he did show down some more than one or 50 years, mr. mccarthy one with a 16 vote majority. after intense negotiations with those republican freedom caucus rebels, the last six holdouts finally giving in. that smooth mr. mccarty's way, they voted prese

this report falsely attributed to the polish news channel. >> this news report was falsely attributed you said, to tvp 1. in this false report, we can find the logo of tvp 1 in the bottom and the right and the top of this news report. the only problem is that this news report right here is nowhere to be found on the channel's official website. what we find is when we search lgbtq rights in the polish army, we find this polish news report debunking these claims, this information, and notably, the news channel tv po one -- tvp one debunking this. right here, we have a news report that is edited. >> this all plays on people's -- sorry to say -- people's prejudices, doesn't it? where did the imagery come from? >> the images we've seen, the false news report come from 2018 extracted from this youtube channel. they are images of the polish army independence day parade that takes place every august 15, and we can compare the fake edited video to these screenshots of this youtube video from 2018 of this military parade, the same images that were used in the false claims. >> when you stack it

news content. google has removed the channels from its news search tool and dropped their mobile apps from its play store rushes, media regulators subsequently throttled twitter, slowing its loading speed down to across for what it called twitters failure to take down fake news posts on ukraine, media control as as very essential for her right now, not just russia, any country that is in the middle of a war effort, but there are better ways to deal with russian misinformation, this information and just out my censorship. i'm worried about the president that sense for one, and if the waste is condemning the russian government for cracking down on the speech and free media over in russia, it's all a great look for the west to be engaging. louisa, appear to be the same. hey, this is what an information war looks like when it hits the streets. police in moscow's labianca square, wrapped in body arm seizing the phones of citizens, searching for evidence of resist. tell tale social media content about the war in ukraine that can land people in prison. it's doom scroll russian stuff. moscow is one of the

news. the people's channel us on tv news. the people's channel, britain's news . channel, britain's news. channel three parts of the united kingdom focus this. today's show . we're looking at the conference of the north. we're looking at the situation in doven looking at the situation in dover, at the channel crossing . dover, at the channel crossing. and to westminster for prime minister's questions. all of it to come after the headlines . to come after the headlines. good morning. it is half past nine. i'm karen armstrong in the gb newsroom. rishi sunak is unlikely to come under. it's likely to come under further pressure this afternoon at pmqs over the conservative party chairman's tax affairs. earlier this week, the prime minister ordered an ethics inquiry to investigate how two teams have resolved a multi—million pound tax dispute with hmrc, while he was chancellor. mr. zahawi says he's confident he acted properly throughout. you can watch pmqs live here on gb news from midday . the united states and germany are expected to make landmark pledges to supply advanced battle tanks to ukra

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if you watch the local news channels in washington they have visited the chevrolet exhibit with the lamp of ev's including the super exciting electric corvette that was just announced earlier this week, so it is a thrill to be here. i am happy to take the questions coming in. i was listening to the most recent two callers. critical minerals is an important part of the discussion and gm as a part of all that work developing critical minimal -- critical mineral resources and bringing the process to north america so we are localizing the production and taking advantage of the technology and the american economy. host: how much does gm strategy depend on electric vehicles? guest: we announced a couple years ago and have made a commitment to going fully electric with our light-duty vehicles by 2035. the republican caller just shared right before i joined, this is a transformation of a product portfolio that will occur over the next several years. we are super excited with that. we are introducing new ev vehicle models every year and we will grow in that regard. how much does it depend on the

you were its tech correspondent on channel 4 news, so no doubt you've been following this one. tally. i mean, i worked for itn that made channel 4 news, - so i had the very weird task always of, whilst reportingl on channel 4, which i often did on channel 4 news, - of doing it from an outside perspective inside, - which was very strange. but my perspective on this, . i think, as stephenjust said — selling channel 4 didn't really make business sense. - and so it's interesting that even in that statement - you were saying there, _ "re—examining the business case" for what the previous previousj government was planning to do. it wasn't going to - raise that much money. and so, channel 4 is a great institution and i think it's i a really important institution, but actually, as a commercialj entity, if it was not doing - what it does now and was sold to a whoever private business, it's not really going to be - for that much money and it. wouldn't make a real tangible difference to the economy. some of the things thati nadine dorries has been tweeting just don't| really make sense. an

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yes yul listen to the news channel wants your audition. yes, and it seemed to me that the producer is located, probably pecked with chicken. tomorrow at 11:00 they are waiting for you and so that it bounced under the teeth. conclusion of the attending physician echocardiogram your personal statement do we have? at least you and i will need additional information, then you will be called and more precisely. all data will be entered into the register. let's know perfectly well the course of further events. it can be said that from now on you are in the queue for a donor heart. everything is bad in our donor base. yes, some of the donor organs are also relatives, honestly do not give consent for the collection of organs for transportation. still, if there is a real opportunity to give someone life, although this is a very delicate and complex topic. i am well aware that my chances of getting a donor heart tend to zero. i really hope that the old one will still serve me. if you have n’t come up with your dream trip yet, then we always have a c

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news. the people's channel. britain's news . lcome to talking points i'm joined this evening by angie best angie absolute pleasure to see you thank you , nigel. see you thank you, nigel. absolute pleasure to be here . absolute pleasure to be here. and happy, healthy and prosperous . 20. and happy, healthy and prosperous. 20. i'll also drink that. absolutely gwangju, i have to. how does a girl from south end finish up in los angeles ? end finish up in los angeles? there you are. you know, you're a fitness exercise trainer and you know you've got breckland on the and share and priscilla presley. what was this journey from from the north sea estuary coast to the west coast. a lot of this world of stars , none of of this world of stars, none of it was planned. i didn't plan. i'm not american. i didn't i didn't plan. i didn't set. surely meghan just fell in love with the president. she just still in love with the prince. of course . but she fell in love of course. but she fell in love the prince when she was sitting outside his mum's

there will be more detailed from that decision on the bbc news channel and on bbc news online comingand braes of central scotland set fresh and fair, but a day of contrasts across the uk, you could barely see the pier and weston—super—mare. but things will even out over the next few days, clearing away the

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eastern right here on the fox news channel.rthel: does the fox news alert supporters of brazil's former president breaching security barriers, storming inside the country's congressional building. this is happening one week after his arrival was inaugurated as president. we have more on this developing news coming up next. r shine. because when you feel fly, you look fly. um jamie? i'm pretty sure that was my line. get two pairs of privé revaux plus a free exam for $89.95. book your exam online today. i've never been healthier. shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shive

news agency every week, which is a very limited section. and only the book is not published in the entire content of our media, or channel 4 tv in the news section, for example , the culture and art of the book is mentioned, but i see less in the other sections of the news channel, which with the presence of you and the rest of the friends in the cultural space, has covered more topics. the next thing that doesn't come to my mind is that we are from a group we have new types of books, we ignore audio books, which are very new , yes , they are becoming more widespread. we are paying and let me say something with respect to all my dear friends, all of their activities were really in the organization for us, seeing them in the festival of creativity in media action with the theme of more creative ideas, this year in the festival we have things that are really attractive to me in terms of creativity in we favor the media, but we are talking about the creative industries. the content will not be attractive to the audience until it is full of creativity. of course , it is much more accurate to identify the rule of our time and maybe my expert . what h

and coming up on the bbc news channel: the world of snooker reacts as ten chinese players are chargedection with alleged match fixing allegations. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the biggest day of strikes in the nhs so far is now set for monday 6th february, after ambulance workers announced today that they would walk out on the same day as nurses in england and wales. tens of thosuands of nurses in england are already on strike again today in their dispute over pay — affecting a quarter of hospitals and community health services. thousands of nurses will also strike tomorrow across england — and on the sixth and seventh february in wales as well as england. today ambulance workers added to the nhs crisis as they announced four more dates in england and wales — the sixth and 20th of february and the sixth and 20th of march. the royal college of nursing says it's willing to compromise, the health secretary, steve barclay, says pay rises would take money away from patient care. the head of one of london's largest hospitals says the dispute is hugely disruptive and need

according to the sky news channel, dozens of deaths were recorded in the country for no established reason, the office of national statistics compiled a graph of excess mortality, it turned out that from december 16 to 23, 2022 in england and wales. died 14.530 people. this is more than in any week at the beginning of last year, when compared with the average values ​​for the last five years, it turns out that almost 2,500 people more than usual, according to data for the past six months. in the uk, 8,000 people have died from covid. and another 22,000 for unknown reasons, doctors tried to explain that only in the last week of last year. half a thousand deaths were the result of the energy crisis in the country. well, the government prefers not to notice the obvious and does not agree with the conclusions of doctors. another threat to national security was revealed in lithuania, this time it is a cartoon masha and the bear, the deputy complained that his granddaughter during the holidays at school i watched the most terrible russian propaganda , the teacher of this school celebrated januar

on the fox news channel. u, shannon. >>> on to another political topic, and it's not the fact that joe biden's now saying he wants to run in 2024, and the new york post is saying, joe, no, along with the rest of us. could he really be doing it. it's another topic "the new york post" is going to expose. the new york post is willing to talk about hunter biden, they're willing to talk about topics, and it's the longest running paper in america, topics a lot of newspapers will never touch. one of those is what's happening to your kids in classrooms, and specifically in manhattan, where it's about as crazy as you can imagine with the gender woke nonsense. and one article caught our eye this week that we wanted to share with you, and it was it was a mother expressing the emotional stress that comes with raising a daughter in this city and what's happening to their relationship. here's the quote. she said, the emotional stress is unbelievable. get this, i consider myself a democrat and a liberal, but it doesn't matte

and coming up on the bbc news channel: he was last seen in international rugby playing for england, butruaridh mcconnochie is picked in scotland's six nations squad. good evening. the future of electric car manufacturing in the uk has been dealt a blow with the collapse of britishvolt — a maker of electric car batteries — with most of its 300 staff made redundant with immediate effect. britishvolt had plans to build a giant factory in northumberland and was seen as a vital part of the industry's future in the uk. experts say several factories making batteries will be needed to support the future of car making as petrol and diesel engines are phased out. last year britishvolt asked the government for £30 million in support but it was refused as the company had not hit important targets. our business editor simonjack has more details. it's time to power up the future... a bold and ambitious vision. a plant that would produce batteries to power a new generation a state—of—the—art facility in northumberland and thousands more in the supply chain. the current reality is this. a barely touche