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News services are likely to be affected as journalists begin 24 hours of industrial action.

About going through all of this litany of allegations. in the interest of —— and the interesting thing about it is that the source of some the allegations, the sun, some of it is the work of bbcjournalists who have published stories about it, and these have been made public rather than to the bbc, so the bbc itself now corporately has to carry out the investigation, and it'll be fair to all sides. but out the investigation, and it'll be fair to all sides.— fair to all sides. but how do you answer roger's _ fair to all sides. but how do you answer roger's point _ fair to all sides. but ho...

And here are a couple of comments about, well, this sofa. first, john telfer... we can reassurejohn that this is actually a different, though admittedly rather similar sofa to that used for breakfast. and in answer to irene, i am very much hoping to have some guests to share it with in the coming weeks, and besides, several other bbc programmes use the studio as well. now, for a long while, views have asked us why it hasn't been possible to watch english regional news programmes in high definition, despite those bulletins being among the most watched programmes on bbc one. cost and the pace of...

Upgrade left some viewers without access to regional news programmes? and do we need to be shown what a packet of sausages looks like? first, politicaljournalists have been busy this week, following up a string of revelations in the daily telegraph. here's bbc political editor, chris mason on wednesday's news at ten. matt hancock's phone is revealing an insight into the private conversations in government as covid swept the country. and the then health secretary was centre stage. turning to what's happening here in the uk. after the pandemic, mr hancock worked with this journalist isabel 0akes...

Travel content from around the bbc. that's it for now, see you next time. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. coming up... why has a technological upgrade left some viewers without access to regional news programmes? and do we need to be shown what a packet of sausages looks like? first, politicaljournalists have been busy this week, following up a string of revelations in the daily telegraph.