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Still be significantly smaller than many of our largest regions across england so we have looked at that very carefully. we still think we can deliver an outstanding service but i absolutely get that if you live in those areas, particularly oxfordshire and cambridge are right now, you are worried about the change and i think our task is to rise to the creative challenges we continue to deliver programmes that really cut through. these regional news programmes of the biggest news programmes in th...

And iain lees backed that up: those comments reflect a concern weve heard before, that the bbc sometimes conflates britain with england, and can tend to forget parts of the united kingdom outside london and the south—east. its to counter that perception, one voiced recently by the contradictory nadine dorries, that the bbc promised last year recently that some of its flagship news programmes such as the today programme, newsnight and bbc one news bulletins would be presented on occasion from a...

Those comments reflect a concern we have heard before, that the bbc sometimes conflates written with england, and can tend to forget parts of the united kingdom outside london and the south—east. it is to counter that perception, one voice recently by the contradictory mating diaries, that the bbc promised recently that the bbc promised recently that some of its news programmes would be presented on occasion from around the country. and that is why hugh edwards popped up on wednesday in cardif...

Box office like no time to die or spider—man. no time to die has picked up a few nominations in other categories. not the biggest block plus a lot except the one you would see is the blockbuster is dont look up. see is the blockbuster is dont look u . _ ., ., , ., see is the blockbuster is dont look u n _ ., ., , ., ., up. controversial film in that it was a film _ up. controversial film in that it was a film everyone _ up. controversial film in that it was a film everyone saw- up. controversi...

This week, what happens when one of the worlds founding nuclear weapons goes rogue? can a strategic deterrent become a tactical weapon for the battlefield? and is war europes future, no longerjust its past? todays dateline panel: john simpson is the bbc�*s world affairs editor. jeffrey kofman has anchored news programmes in the us and canada and reported from war zones. in the studio is thomas kielinger, whos been explaining the british to german audiences since the 1960s — a time when both ...

Now on bbc news, it is time for dateline london. hello, and welcome to the programme which brings together some of the bbc�*s most experienced correspondent clinic with international journalists to write, blog and broadcast to audiences back home from the dateline london. this week, what happens when one of the worlds founding nuclear—weapons nations goes aerobics? can a strategic deterrent become a tactical weapon for the battlefield? and is war in europes future, no longerjust its past. to...

Rebelling and protesting and being arrested. she was arrested shortly after her— arrested. she was arrested shortly after her protest and she could face prison— after her protest and she could face prison time. it is new legislation recently— prison time. it is new legislation recently introduced that criminalises spreading so—called fake news, disinformation about the russian _ fake news, disinformation about the russian military, and it is possible that she _ russian military, and it i...

Hello, and welcome to the programme which brings together some of the bbc�*s most experienced correspondent clinic with international journalists to write, blog and broadcast to audiences back home from the dateline london. this week, what happens when one of the worlds founding nuclear—weapons nations goes aerobics? can a strategic deterrent become a tactical weapon for the battlefield? and is war europes future, no longerjust its past? todays dateline panel. john simpson, the bbc�*s worl...

Now on bbc news — dateline london. hello, and welcome to the programme which brings together some of the bbc�*s most experienced correspondents with internationaljournalists, to write, blog and broadcast to audiences back home from the dateline london. this week, what happens when one of the worlds founding nuclear—weapons nations goes rogue? can a strategic deterrent become a tactical weapon for the battlefield? and is war europes future, no longerjust its past? todays dateline panel, joh...

Japanese police to protect her, and also she spent a few nights at the polish embassy here in tokyo. what sort of reaction has there been to the senate tokyo? have people been taking an interest? i have to say, it has been covered by some local news programmes but it was definitely not the top news story. it was quite interesting when i was looking for the other stories on google, for example, terms like belarus, why. all of those terms have come up in english and japanese, people researching wh...