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You know, we shouldn't be letting these people in this country, everyone who arrives in the country is getting a free car by priti patel. some of the real nonsense you can see circling on social media. or even if people are entitled to hold some of those kind of views, it's the sense that, you know, they're revelling in people's deaths, a tragedy? actually because it was always my view that it's actually not the job of the press to police what views people hold, it is ourjob to present the facts and allow people to make an informed decision. rebecca whittington, i'm gonna bring you in here. yo...

Absolutely, because it's actually not the job of the press to police what views people hold, it is ourjob to present the facts and allow people to make an informed decision. rebecca whittington, i'm going to bring you in here. you're the new online safety editor at reach. does this sound familiar, this, you know, business about, you know, whether to have reader comments on, how people respond, you know, what to do in these sorts of situations? yes, absolutely. i mean, it's not a new problem unfortunately, and it's something that's... obviously, organic growth of digital has meant that there's ...

But we'll start the programme with that question i posed at the top, the role that reader comments play in journalism. ian carter is editorial director at iliffe media, and, ian, before we get into your experiences last week, tell us more about the titles you've got. because i think you're one of the last family—owned newspaper groups. we are indeed. iliffe itself is a very long—established publishing company. the family's run papers for centuries, but the titles we have now, newspapers include the kent messenger, the daily free press, the cambridge independent. we run lots of websites, ke...