has covered thejubilee. but in the meantime, here s a couple of contrasting responses to what you ve seen so far. first, from mel writing on thursday. but for alan mccluskey. .. do let us know your thoughts on what is clearly a divisive issue and there ll be details of how to contact us at the end of the programme. meanwhile, there have been equally strong reactions to reporting of the defamation case fought over the past six weeks betweenjohnny depp and his ex wife, amber heard. the verdict from the united states came in time for wednesday s news at ten. do you find that mr depp has proven all the elements of defamation? answer: yes. thejury was unanimous in its verdict. johnny depp took his ex wife to court over an article she wrote which falsely implied he d abused her. a number of viewers told us they thought the prominence given to the verdict in that program and more generally to the case over the past few months was unjustified. here s chris mitchell. since when, has a
do you find that mr depp has proven all the elements of defamation? answer: yes. thejury was unanimous in its verdict. johnny depp took his ex wife to court over an article she wrote which falsely implied he d abused her. a number of viewers told us they thought the prominence given to the verdict in that program and more generally to the case over the past few months was unjustified. here s chris mitchell. since when, has a marquee marriage dispute been newsworthy? again and again, we ve seen the depp case on tv, on prime time news, and it really is unacceptable. are yourjournalists and editors in your news office so amateurish that they can t see the wood for the trees, all they can see isjohnny depp and hollywood? please, bbc, get rid of that news item. we ve had enough of it. inflation and the cost of living are featuring more and more often in news bulletins. one example being this headline on monday evening.