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Presenters including Ben Brown, Martine Croxall, Shaun Ley, and Annita McVeigh will appear less on the BBC News channel from next week.

Welcome to world news america in the uk, on pbs, and around the globe. we begin the programme with a bird's—eye view of security issues, both here in the us and around the world, and it's been a busy week. the presidents of russia and china put up a united front against the west. questions swirled over the origins of covid. the pentgaon says the us took "proportionate" action when carrying out air strikes on thursday against iran backed forces in syria. that's after a us contractor was killed when a drone hit a coalition base in syria's northeast. and of course, we had thursday's marathon se...

It should have been for an election and a political party who had worked out what it was going to do. instead, we just had a yes/no, turn the light off, turn the light off, and then decide what to do afterwards. we're six years down the road now and this country still doesn't know where it's going to be after brexit. i won't go on about that. well, you can let off steam and fulminate now. no. you couldn't have said those things as a bbc chief presenter six years ago when the brexit referendum took place. is it a good idea...? you hosted the referendum results programme. yeah, but before the re...

Now to go for slogans — we live by political slogans in a way that we didn't 20 or 30 years ago. i think it began with the total chaos over the brexit vote and whether we leave the eu — which, in my view, is a referendum that should not have been held, not a proper subject for a referendum. it should have been for an election and a political party who had worked out what it was going to do. instead, we just had a yes/no, turn the light off, and then decide what to do afterwards. we're six years down the road now and this country still doesn't know where it's going to be after brexit. i won...

And they're much more inclined now to go for slogans — we live by political slogans in a way that we didn't 20 or 30 years ago. i think it began with the total chaos over the brexit vote and whether we leave the eu — which, in my view, is a referendum that should not have been held, not a proper subject for a referendum. it should have been for an election and a political party who had worked out what it was going to do. instead, we just had a yes/no, turn the light off, and then decide what to do afterwards. we're six years down the road now and this country still doesn't know where it's ...