scientists around the world. and so the stage is set for- what will be a momentous occasion. when england s lionesses walk out here at the national stadium - in sydney, they ll know that they re on the brink of sporting immortality, but claiming football s ultimate prize will not be easy. - they re about to face the highest ranked team they ve met - here at this tournament. she thought she d get away with it, but this was the moment the game was up. hello, lucy, is it? can i step in for two seconds? yes. thank you. behind the door of this ordinary suburban house, britain s most prolific baby killer was finally arrested three years after her murder spree began. those images we saw of fires on the greek island of rhodes and elsewhere and the wider issue of climate change were prominent on news bulletins at the end ofjuly dividing newswatch viewers. louise fernie contacted us with this plea. but a few days later, jane riley sent us this. later, as england s lionesses progres
home from a night out in oxford injuly 2021. well, our correspondent duncan kennedy is at oxford crown court for us this afternoon. now, scarlet blake thought she got away with it. it was only two years later that her former partner living in the united states called british police to say that scarlet blake had confessed to the killing, and she was arrested. the trial revealed some horrific details about this fatal attack and about the murderer which we ll spare you. but what upset and angered some viewers were references like those we ve just heard to she and her . scarlett blake is a transgender woman a fact that didn t feature in that 1pm news bulletin, or in several of the articles on the bbc s website during the trial. marianne mcnulty was among those who got in touch with us after watching the programme. i was really shocked at the way this story was framed, and the language that was used, given that self id is not law, and therefore, you know, such inaccurate an
prostate condition last week. the prime minister had been informed of the diagnosis and the news that - we re bringing you this evening in advance. i many of you wrote in to complain that too much airtime had been given to too little information, and that it was an invasion of the king s privacy. sylvia franklin emailed. stuart reynolds told newswatch. the bbc has been reporting that since taking the throne, king charles has determined that the modern royal family must be more open about medical matters while still preserving some privacy. his recent visit to hospital for an operation on an enlarged prostate was disclosed to the media, and journalists were also briefed about the princess of wales hospital admission for abdominal surgery around the same time. this new openness is a world away from the information the media was given when king charles s grandfather, george the sixth, developed lung cancer in the late 19405 around the time charles was born. the word cancer wasn
to all the palestinians that were killed are terrorists, in this case terrorists, but children. the israeli forces are happy to kill children. you know, it s quite remarkable that you d say that because they re killing us now, if there s a 17 year old palestinian that s shooting at your family. and jonah, what is he? under your definition, you are calling them terrorists, the un are calling them. i m actually asking you what would you call a 17 year old person with a rifle shooting at your family and murdering your own family? that exchange elicited a furious reaction from viewers such as mark benson. the outrageous suggestion that israeli forces are happy to kill children was scandalously inappropriate for a supposedly impartial news presenter. you have intentionally demonized one side in this awful conflict while portraying the other as defenseless and pitiful victims. in doing so, you demonstrate a disdain for the history of the conflict and the truth itself. as an avid v