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time for the media show. welcome. it s official, martin bashir used lies and deception to secure the biggest tv interview of all time. lord dyson s report into the whole affair raises questions about the governance of the bbc. in fact, the prime minister says the bbc needs to make sure that nothing like this ever happens again. so, on today s media show, we are tackling this head on. we are exporting the relationship between reporters and their editors. we are asking what tighter safeguards at the bbc will actually look and feel like. we are exploring the impact of this scandal onjournalism more broadly. let me introduce my guests, i ve got richard tate, former editor in chief of itn. now a professor ofjournalism at cardiff diversity. dorothy byrne, former head of news and current affairs affairs at channel four. david yelland, former editor of the sun and now runs a pr firm, kitchen table partners. john ware is a investigative reporter and fronted last week s panorama ....
the week in parliament hello and welcome to the week in parliament. the week dominic cummings said sorry over the covid crisis. tens of thousands of people died who didn t need to die. he d warned a hard rain was going to fall the prime minister got a soaking. the only problem was, fundamentally, i regarded him as unfit for the job. and borisjohnson wasn t the only one. i think that the secretary of state for health should have been fired for at least 15, 20 things. mps drew their own conclusions. if true, this is one of the biggest scandals and tragedies of the pandemic. but matt hancock hit back. these unsubstantiated allegations around - honesty are not true. also in this programme, the long wait for dental appointments and should we all have lessons in pavement courtesy? but first, covid has killed almost 128,000 people in the uk. tens of thousands of them needlessly. many in care homes. that s according to the prime minister s closest adviser during the early mon ....
and wrote to us on thursday. what should the variant be called and does it matter? we can hear the view of a medical student who got in touch with us recently about this issue. thank you for coming on newswatch. why are you so concerned with what the bbc calls this variant? i don t see the need for the origin of the variant to be of any concern for the general public. the general public needs to know there is a new variant and they need to be more vigilant but they don t need to know where it came from. that s not of any use to them. that s of the use of the government to apply these new travel restrictions. the general publicjust needs to know they need to be more careful. and it s the government s job to know where it came from. so that s the first reason, it s just unnecessary. the more pressing reason is i think because it s the serious risk of racism that could occur because of this and i think we have already seen a threefold increase in hate crime against people ....
the eurovision song contest. hello and welcome to bbc news. we start in the democratic republic of congo where the government is ordering residents to leave the eastern city of goma following the eruption of a large volcano on saturday. lava is heading south towards goma. more than two million people live in the area. lover has already reached some of the roads leading into the city and the local airport. there are now fears it will reach the city centre. the government issued an evacuation orderfor government issued an evacuation order for goma government issued an evacuation orderfor goma earlier government issued an evacuation order for goma earlier and hundreds of thousands of people packed up their belongings and left their homes. translation: it is something we ve never seen before. we are all together, shaking. translation: , . translation: there is volcanic activi , translation: there is volcanic activity. the translation: there is volcanic activity, the volca ....
the eurovision song contest. we start in the democratic republic of congo where the government is ordering residents to leave the eastern city of goma following the eruption of a large volcano on saturday. lava is flowing from mount nyiragongo, it s heading south towards goma. more than two million people live in the area. many have been heading towards the nearby border with rwanda. courtney bembridge reports. fountains of lava burst into the night sky, forming a thick, red cloud over goma. lava has already engulfed some of the roads leading into the city and the local airport. there are now fears it will reach the city centre. the government issued an evacuation order for goma earlier in the evening and hundreds of thousands of people packed up their belongings and left their homes. translation: it s something we ve never seen before. - we are all together, shaken. translation: there s volcanic activity, the volcano is erupting in the population of goma are really w ....