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But theyve taken different forms. suzanne and kevin have outlined the particular experience that photographers has had to deal with. theyve been largely out of the blue. almost spontaneous attempts to attack photographers, who are obvious because of the cameras. but quite separate to that, theres been a very sinister attempt to intimidate journalists from a number of different papers including our own. there were threats being formed in the past to police through crime stoppers and other interme...

Now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. todays weather is looking very similar to how it was yesterday. a slightly milder start to the morning, but temperatures still in low single figures, so its still pretty chilly out there. there are a few early mist patches but plenty of sunshine. blue skies throughout the morning, then a bit more fairweather cloud developing as we head through the second part of the day. we may well see one or two showers break out, but for the vast ma...

Serious from the beginning. we watched it spread from derry in the northwest part _ of northern ireland and to further down near belfast| and then through belfast. i think the media caught up not paying attention - to the violence at the start. they missed about a week of it. then, they did arrive and then when they arrived it mainly. started to tail off. there was a bizarre moment in the middle of this, - there were petrol—bombs being thrown in northern ireland, - very serious disturbances in...

Often we see people deliberately accusing one side of the other behind a particular video. in this case the video appears to show young people - on the loyalist side. it was shared a couple time with people claiming it might be fake, these are active is actually on the other side. this is all part of an attempt to further stoke tensions. i messaged the man who first made it go viral heat he gave the details to me for that i think it also improves how important it is when scrolling through media ...

I fully agree with lawrence and just adding something it is about the granularity of identifying the time—lag between a sample being taken and then the genetic characterisation being done. it does seem to me, and lets say that is anywhere between two and four weeks, so we could have a situation where four weeks after one of these variants has been identified, there is what i think a bit of a naive assumption that testing should happen in the postcodes in london around where was first identifie...

Attention to themselves, they want to stay low key, i they want to be understated and be able to move around quickly. - but its very much a balancing act. . what i have found is _ photographers may be choosing not to work on their own, they would better work . in small groups. to have a wee bit of cover. kevins experience was awful i but a lot of photographers that i would speak to say - there hasnt been a major problem with the rioters. it will maybe only be if there are too close and people fe...

And overseas a mammoth roster of programmes from black mirror, keeping up with the kardashian to masterchef. so kathy, what is next best thing you are cooking up at the moment? well, put me right on the spot with that question there. i think that banijay is a huge company, 120 production companies across 20 territories. a huge catalogue. we have — in terms of cooking shows and what we are cooking up at the moment, i think as you know, weve got a masterchef finale. i would say on the theme of c...

Keeping up with the kardashians and peaky blinders. kathy, a picture of your work, lets take it back if thats ok to one of the first major deals that you did. back in 2001 you sold home and away. the much loved australian soap opera. although im more of the neighbours man myself. but you sold that to channel 5 for £40 million. there were reports that itv had offered twice as much to keep the show. can you take us into the auction room for that deal? what was your role and why did you accept the...

Now, sports men and women around the world followed suit. other faces and other names have ricocheted across the world in the age of the internet. in iran, the dying face of neda agha—soltan drew worldwide attention to demands for democracy. and when a tunisian street vendor, mohamed bouazizi, set fire to himself, he lit a spark that raged across the arab world. but america is different, not perhaps the beacon of old but still a bellwether and a mirror. its conflicts, prejudices and crises ech...

Now on bbc news — the media show. hello. scenes of violence in northern ireland, threats to journalists, attacks on cameramen. the key question many news rooms are asking right now, "how do we cover whats happening in belfast?" theres been criticism about the slow uptake from london—based newsrooms. so what do reporters on the ground who have been covering this for decades think? how are they navigating the volatile story and protecting their staff? plus french media giant banijay licenses m...