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Here at hay we are talking about some of the ways the bbc has shaped the broadcasting industry over the last 100 years, and of course it still does that today and it is still innovating. while we are here, 0mar is in norfolk with the bbc�*s springwatch team, to find out how their production is being made more sustainable. birdsong. listen to that. gorgeous, isnt it? we all love a bit of nature, dont we? and programmes like springwatch, an annual tv show that watches british wildlife during the...

Of nature, dont we? and programmes like springwatch, an annual tv show that watches british wildlife during the changing seasons, offer us a unique insight into these animals lives. for programmes like this to run it requires a lot of time, effort and equipment. with over 60 crew and s5 cameras, it is one of the biggest outside broadcasts the bbc offers. so it needs a lot of power. but in an effort to be more green, and protect the wildlife they feature, springwatch has taken a number of measure...

He was working as a trade official. its difficult again to make the argument in his work as a trade official he would have legitimate reason to be talking about election issues even election security or election integrity issues in any realistic way as part of his work for the executive branch, plus in navarros case he made public his entire plan to overturn the election in his book, in letters, podcasts and public broadcasts. asking him to explain his detailed plans to overturn the election tha...

Im just grateful that weve got her. of course, shes appointed bishops and archbishops as part of her role. but every year in christmas broadcasts, there are insights into the way the queens faith guides her more broadly. and those who spent time in her presence will talk of moments when that shone through. ijust find myself kneeling down and saying to her, "will you say a prayer for me at this time?" she stood up. because, normally, you kneel and she sits in the chair. but she stood up. no word ...

She has dedicated herself to the country. dedicated herself to the religion as well. and she lives her life by it. she teaches us to be constant, to believe. of course she has appointed bishops and archbishops as part of her role. but every year, in christmas broadcasts, there are insights into the way the queens faith guides her more broadly. and those who have spent time in her presence talk of moments when that has shone through. and ijust found myself kneeling down and saying to her, - "will...

It is notjust st pauls cathedral. over the coming days, right across the country, prayer services will be held for the queen. we pray for the church and the world, and especially for our patron her majesty the queen on this special week of celebration of her life and work. the queen holds the title of supreme governor of the church of england, and theres a sense she has led by example. she has dedicated herself to the country. dedicated herself to the religion as well. and she lives her life by ...

And his machine. we are talking about some of the ways the bbc has shaped the broadcasting industry over the last 100 years and of course it still does that today and it is still innovating. while we are here, omar is in norfolk with the bbc�*s springwatch team, to find out how their production is being made more sustainable. birdsong. listen to that. gorgeous, isnt it? we all love a bit of nature, dont we? programmes like springwatch, an annual tv show that watches british wildlife during the...

More on that. as well as street parties, over the coming days, right across the country, prayer services will be held for the queen. we pray for the church and the world, and especially for our patron, her majesty, the queen. on this special week of celebration of her life and work. the queen holds the title of supreme governor of the church of england. and theres a sense shes led by example. shes dedicated herself to the country, dedicated herself to the religion as well. and she lives her life...

To reflect on her personal faith, and how shes reached out to those of other beliefs. 0ur religion editor, aleem maqbool, reports. it is notjust st pauls cathedral. over the coming days, right across the country, prayer services will be held for the queen. we pray for the church and the world, and especially for our patron her majesty the queen on this special week of celebration of her life and work. the queen holds the title of supreme governor of the church of england, and theres a sense she ...

Constant, to believe. of course she has appointed bishops and archbishops as part of her role but, every year, in christmas broadcasts, there are insights into the way the queens faith guides her more broadly. and those who have spent time in her presence talk of moments when that has shone through. and ijust found myself kneeling down and saying to her, - "will you say a prayer for me?" this time, she stood up. because, normally, you kneel, she sits in the chair. _ but she stood up. no word was...