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Viewers of the news channel have certainly been getting a different diet from normal since the invasion started, because much of that time it has been merged with the world news channel, designed for audiences outside the uk. some of the output on the two channels has long been shared, particular overnight and at weekends, but that simulcast in, as it is called, has increased significant lead over the past few weeks, to the consternation of jason shaw. why has the bbc pretty much ended the bbc news channel in the uk? it is nowjust bbc world news in a different name. at a time of crisis such as...

And it is one that has confused and it is one that has confused a number of viewers, and it is how bbc presenters and correspondence have been saying the name of ukraine's capital. just after dawn, another attack hit a residential area in kyiv. in kyiv, a van load of old tires— in kyiv, a van load of old tires becomes a tank trap to snare — tires becomes a tank trap to snare russian troops.- tires becomes a tank trap to snare russian troops. today at 6 - m, snare russian troops. today at sam. powerful— snare russian troops. today at 6pm, powerful explosions - snare russian troops. today ...

Ukrainian version, and previously kyiv was the russian version. so that is what is behind that, so it hasn't been something that has just evolved over the past few weeks. it is over the past few weeks. it is interesting — over the past few weeks. it is interesting that _ over the past few weeks. it is interesting that not _ over the past few weeks. it is interesting that not everyone is still saying the same, and also we don't say paree, we don't say roma, so some viewers would say it might look a bit like virtue signalling for the bbc to be pronouncing it this way, from their point of view....

That does include reporting some of the realities of what's going on on the ground. and so, for example, the piece you're talking about was in the ten o'clock news, so in the later bulletin there was a warning in the introduction. it's not the first thing you see in the report. the report builds up to some of those moments, and we make a judgement between showing some of the destruction and horrors of war but at the same time we totally recognise that for some of the audience — we don't want to lose the audience by taking things too far or looking as though we have sort of lost our judgement...

So that is the official bbc response, paul. you, of course, edit the domestic listens. verse 25 minutes of monday's news ten, the first 20 minutes on tuesday's news at ten, were ukraine. why aren't the bulletins as opposed to the rolling news channels, the bulletins, doing thejob rolling news channels, the bulletins, doing the job of providing a full and balanced round—up of the whole day's news including important uk stories? i news including important uk stories? ~ �* , news including important uk stories? ~' �* , ., stories? i think there's a number _ stories? i think there's a number...