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Itself on inclusivity. but today the organizers are getting criticize for the people that they want to leave out of all the festivities. is this a form of cancel culture, whatever that is, gone wrong? well talk about it in our next hour. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple loves camping adventures and their suv is always there with them. so when their windshield got a chip, they wanted it fixed fast. they drove to safelite autoglass for a guaranteed, same-day, in-sh...

It in terms of how long a story holds our attention before we want to move onto something else. stephen, you are from the new statesman. how would you define the news cycle in terms of the british media today? really good question. i guess for me i think of the news cycle primarily in terms of our daily morning e—mail, which is a daily guide on what the biggest story in british politics is with small items from around the world which are kind of look, heres the stuff you need to know about the...

Or professionally. is immediacy still one of the pieces of reuters? traditionally people saw it as a newswire service and it was where many outlets would go to for breaking news. is that still part of the sell? without a doubt. accuracy and speed are absolutely essential. so we want to make sure that we are accurate but if no one is getting that in the time that they need in order to make the decisions possible then that is not doing the public the service that we feel we need to be providing. a...

There was an episode just last week in which there was in an inaccurate report within the states that proliferated because unfortunately due to that race of getting the news out to the market as quickly as possible. at reuters we want to make sure that we are accurate first but then absolutely speed is essential. we will pride ourselves on making sure that we are accurate and fast. but we want to make sure that we are accurate. i just want to know as well, do you think theres going to be a shift...

We are able to collect some data on that on| sort of what people want to see. - but yes, clearly that l is very eye—catching. and for the regional| mayor in bristol who is in many ways a more i significant figure in more powerful figures, certainly access to a lot more money, he - had suffered from a bitj of an identity problem. so the previous regional mayor boris johnson famously wasnt able to name him. - even though he was a conservative. that was tim bowles. there was a bit of a borisi mom...

From conservative to _ labour we knew that labour was sound in bristol. - albeit under quite a big challenge from the green party. and bristol city council. a very different. local picture to the national story. i think all the talk. about keir starmers reshuffle and that kind - of thing probably quite lost on our audience which was very concerned about the local. issues. i just want to stick with the issue of gimmicks and photo opportunities. you mentioned there norris who won the metropolitan ...

That people dont realise. its an amazing place. music, dance, art, theatre, a celebration of coventry�*s history, culture... ..and even some of the glories of coventry architecture. the britannia hotel will be featuring in the coventry city of culture colouring book. brutalist coventry masterpieces to be coloured in. there we are. the britannia hotel. ive already got started on this but i think i need another grey. i need a greyer grey. and i also met the team who have been bringing a bit of c...

Televised press briefings with the brainchild of lee, the former director of communications that he left because over a row, you had a situation where the person who had come up with the ideas no longer in the building. and i think from then on there was lots of speculation whether it would happen. i think there was an increased view that for all the controlling of the narrative and setting the front bit of the news agenda it carried a high level of risk. i think stories on tory cds, stories on ...

Journalists in over 200 locations. of course. michael, people think of reuters and they think of it in a kind of traditional telegram messages kinda way. they think about breaking news. but you do a lot more than that as well dont you? we do. i think we take great pride in producing objective unbiased news that brings together global and local coverage. and its really at the intersection of general news, public service journalism as well as market moving news. you look at stories just recently, ...