audiences want as well. so, there isn t really a conflict there because the way bbc news is sold around the world is because of its brilliant, impartial, world class journalism. all right, paul royall, thank you very much. just time for a quick mention of what you ve been contacting us about over the past few days, and coverage on monday of the latest school shooting in the united states, in which six people were killed in nashville, elicited contrasting responses. colin wildman objected to the disturbing nature of some of the footage shown of the shooter, asking: but a viewer called john wrote: last week, there were complaints from those tuning into the news at ten who instead found themselves watching the apprentice:
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what will they see in those ad breaks? well, there s a number of things they ll see, and actually, this is i m glad you brought this up because one of the things we re doing during those breaks is to bring in some stories from the uk nations and regions while the global feed is on those breaks. and that will help us get to lots of stories around the uk that might not necessarily find their way into a combined rundown, but they will be popping up a couple of times an hour during the day. the thing about the world channel is it s got a commercial imperative at its heart, and that means for many viewers that they don t think you re going to be fulfilling your obligations to viewers whose licence fee money is going into this new merged channel. i think the answer to that, the commercial imperative and the way the bbc, in news terms, resonates around the world is through impartial, world class journalism. that s what audiences around the world want, that s what we re going to deliver, and
bbc breakfast and then, the nicky campbell phone in. and also then during the day, the one, six and ten o clock news will also be on the uk feed and also, newsnight is going to be introduced onto the uk feed as well. so, these are all programmes they could be consuming on other parts of the bbc output? absolutely, but as we know, people will consume in different ways and some people willjust consume bbc news through the news channel, not necessarily through bbc one, for example, or radio 5 live or bbc two. so, for news channel viewers in the uk, that s 7.5 hours of premium uk facing programming and content built in every weekday before you get to the combined feed. now, what happens this is what a lot of viewers wonder when you have a big global story like an election in a country, say, in south america or africa and there s a big uk story, maybe a big political story that s breaking here, or a story like a major storm or floods that is really specific to the uk, and they re
hello, and welcome for the first time to bbc news 24. since then, with a couple of changes of name, the two services have run in parallel with some content being shared a trend that s increased recently. but against the background of a decline in the bbc s income with the two year freeze in the licence fee, the bbc announced last summer that there would be a new unified channel, though uk viewers will receive specific content such as this programme at certain times of the day and during certain news stories. it ll be broadcast from london during the day and singapore and washington during the night. but some viewers have been telling us they fear there will be a downgrade from the current news channel. annette glaser wrote to us a few weeks ago, begging: diane roberts echoed that: