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"as part of the transition to the single news channel operation we are making some necessary operational changes. there is nowjoint output across bbc news and bbc world as we work to a phased launch of the new channel in the spring. we will continue to deliver the best bbcjournalism to audiences in the uk and around the world across all our platforms." well, instead, we're delighted to talk about this issue to richard eyre, who's a former controller of editorial policy, former deputy chief executive of bbc news. he's also been a member of the bbc trust and of the ofcom content board....

i'm anita mcvey. our top stories. to all intents and purposes, then, the uk only news channel seems to have almost disappeared, although there's been no announcement to that effect. viewer chris sharman was already telling us a few weeks ago. and on monday, julian bray was surprised to observe, later in the week after watching some of the output, rick from manchester wondered, "will the news channel be aimed for the uk or american viewers? we asked again for someone from the bbc to talk to about the new channel, but our request was declined. instead, they gave us this statement. well...

Of thousands to millions. one of the concerns of that political discourse in the uk has got so toxic now, social media has had a big effect. it feels to many like it's the worst time for the bbc to give up a dedicated uk news channel presence. won't people go to sky or to gb news or talk radio, if that's the only place they can get proper continuous news conversation about stuff that's going on in the uk. well, if you watch the bbc news channel, domestic channel over the last year it's been overwhelmingly domestic news on a cycle churned around every 15 minutes and very little world news other...

He had the papers in his pocket signifying when his great-great-great grandfather was freed by lord fairfax of great britain. we're talking about 1798. >> that's how justin fairfax got his name. it's an amazing piece of american history. to me it's even more amazing that those freedom papers would exist in the same family for some 200 years and you're right. justin fairfax is the direct descendant of a freed virginia slave and when he was sworn in he had the papers of his great-great-great grandfather tucked into his pocket. you have the democrats who say they want ralph northam to resign in p...