we asked bbc news for a response to that point, and they told us. it s fair to say not everyone is so concerned about the outcome of local elections, which often struggle to enthuse large parts of the electorate. those who are politically engaged were well served by bbc news, which ran through the night programmes on both television and radio, as well as extensive coverage through the day on friday. coverage through it was all too much, though, for dawn cannell. one way of trying to attract audiences to a topic like local elections is to go beyond those well worn shots of ballot papers being counted and use visual metaphors, pictures which can be linked to the subject in question through a deft script line. that was the approach used for a report from wales on friday s news at six. steeped in labour history, the south wales valleys relationship with the party has wavered in recent years. cheering ..but today, vows were renewed. voters who may have flirted with other parties
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cheering ..but today, vows were renewed. voters who may have flirted with other parties have returned to the fold. while some taste success, the picture is still mixed for most of wales. david bussey was unimpressed with that approach and recorded this video to explain why. i ve become convinced that there s a new batch of reporters and producers out there, recently released from university, with a brief to find new and innovative ways of telling old or recurring stories. that s great. i d encourage that. but, hey, hang on a minute on the news last week, i saw the picture of a councillor under an umbrella, sheltering from a storm. this was to do with the local electioneering. and at the same time, vows were being renewed, voters may have flirted with other parties, alongside a video of a couple getting married. and then there was the barman
mixing cocktails, alongside the line, while some taste success. come on! innovation is great, but please treat us like adults. politics was centre stage again on tuesday for the state opening of parliament, with the government s new programme of legislature being read out this time not by the queen, but by prince charles. the pomp and ritual remained, but not all of it was seen or heard on the bbc s special programme, as huw edwards had some guests to talk to. and i do not feel any sense, in what i ve heard in the previews, that this is the speech that is going to have anyone at home going, i think the government have got this, and they understand the pressures we re under. hold the thought because there s some more ceremonial activity happening. this is inside the royal gallery, where we have all the military and diplomatic guests. and here we have the yeomen of the guard, who have done that search of the cellars earlier. in a very familiar newswatch complaint, some viewers told
mixed for most of wales. david bussey was unimpressed with that approach and recorded this video to explain why. i ve become convinced that there s a new batch of reporters and producers out there, recently released from university, with a brief to find new and innovative ways of telling old or recurring stories. that s great. i d encourage that. but, hey, hang on a minute. on the news last week, i saw the picture of a councillor underan umbrella, sheltering from a storm. this was to do with the local electioneering. and at the same time, vows were being renewed, voters may have flirted with other parties, alongside a video of a couple getting married. and then there was the barman mixing cocktails, alongside the line, while some taste success. come on! innovation is great, but please treat us like adults. politics was centre stage again on tuesday for the state opening of parliament, with the government s new programme of legislature being