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20 million people tuned in — for the first time, overtaking the bbc radio audience. coronation comes along and television does what it does so well, it convenes the nation, it brings people in. and all these wonderful stories of 18 people crammed into the living room, all watching around the television. in fact there was a saying — if you want to make new friends, put an aerial on your roof. even the male elephants dont have tasks. 0h, where having a slight penny down here. - five years late...

Youre watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: bel—airs prince is back. the �*90s tv programme that launched the career of global superstar will smith has been given a gritty re—boot. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is americas oldest industry, and its one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop smoki...

Jim crow 2.0 is about two insidious things — voter suppression and election subversion. its no longer about who gets to vote. its about making it harder to vote. its about who gets to count the vote and whether your vote counts at all. its not hyperbole, this is a fact. look, this matters to all of us. the goal of the former presidents allies is to disenfranchise anyone who votes against them, simple as that. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the prince is back, but this time the �*90...

Course, borisjohnson have an 80 seat majority and there is a lot of anger but what i do not detect at this point at least is any kind of advanced, organised plan to try to get rid of him. what many tory mps do want is firstly an apology and they do want a better explanation of exactly what was going on in number 10 downing st. preferably, they wanted before 12 noon tomorrow which is when borisjohnson gets up to and star prime ministers questions. —answer. stay with us on bbc news, still to com...

At the moment in terms of infection rates, we do see that, when do we come down the other side, how quickly do you think omicron will be part of our past rather than our present? we think the peak in most countries in europe will be sometime injanuary, then the case numbers should come down quite quickly, perhaps not as rapidly as it went up but pretty close. by the time we get to march in europe, we should not really see much of an epidemic from omicron, we should be through the main part of it...

Lots of celebrity stories and entertainment stories and a lot of the — entertainment stories and a lot of the feedback was, weve already— of the feedback was, weve already had that on social media _ already had that on social media. the bbcs not telling us anything — media. the bbcs not telling us anything new. if theres a reason _ anything new. if theres a reason to do it and entertainment story, if its old, — entertainment story, if its old. why— entertainment story, if its old, why ...

Stories, lets put in lots of entertainment stories," and a lot of the feedback overwhelmingly was, "well, weve already heard about that on our social media." so if weve heard about that 12 hours ago, the bbc is not telling us anything new. were not getting any extra value from a bulletin there." so if theres a reason to do an entertainment story — because its just broken — great. but if its old, why would we bother? whereas actually, a lot of young people are interested in hearing more about...

Reason to do an entertainment us anything new. if there is a - reason to do an entertainment story because _ reason to do an entertainment story because it _ reason to do an entertainment story because it has — reason to do an entertainment story because it has broken, _ reason to do an entertainment story because it has broken, great. - reason to do an entertainment story because it has broken, great. but. reason to do an entertainment story because it has broken, great. but if| because it ha...

Heard about that 12 hours ago, the bbc is not telling - us anything new. if there is a reason to do an entertainment story. because it has broken, great. but if it is old, - why would we bother. young people are interested in politics, international- stories and information i on things like the ukraine and if you know about the news and you feel informed, - you can talk to your friends or a colleague and feel smarter. | but if all of that is true and the bbc were to shape its news for this parti...

A really easy way to attract young audiences would be, "lets put in lots of celebrity stories, lets put in lots of entertainment stories," and a lot of the feedback overwhelmingly was, "well, weve already heard about that on our social media." so if weve heard about that 12 hours ago, the bbc is not telling us anything new. were not getting any extra value from a bulletin there." so if theres a reason to do an entertainment story — because itsjust broken — great. but if its old, why would we...