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And contextualising the biggest stories is a big part of our public service mission, as well, helping our audiences understand the currents and context around this biggest news. and with bbc experts likejonny or chris mason, that's important for our public service mission, as well. so, in concluding, then, it sounds like you're considering whether you can offer a more tailored approach to alerts, possibly the option that people could get fewer alerts focused on actual facts, which is what i think newswatch viewers are asking for? yeah, i mean, yes, we are doing that. we want people to be able ...

That's very different from an opinion piece, where he expresses his personal view on it. and contextualising the biggest stories is a big part of our public service mission, as well, helping our audiences understand the currents and context around this biggest news. and with bbc experts likejonny or chris mason, that's important for our public service mission, as well. so, in concluding, then, it sounds like you're considering whether you can offer a more tailored approach to alerts, possibly the option that people could get fewer alerts focused on actualfacts, which is what i think newswatch ...

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