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reacted like this. what it means for the bbc is with less money in real terms, we are going to have to address how we do what we do differently. and they will have to be changes and consequences. if you diminish capital resources there are going to be affects. now, bbc has already had ten years of real reduction by about 30%. the news department has not been exempt from those cuts with an £80 million savings target to be met by this year. and that s meantjob losses in areas such as political and business news. some viewers have been detecting an effect on the output over recent months. with hannah fearn tweeting. well, let s talk to fran unsworth who firstjoined the bbc in 1980, starting in local radio but who rose to become its director of news and current affairs and she retires next week. thank you, fran for coming on newswatch. it s a pleasure. would you say you re leaving bbc news in a better place that you first started working here? well, it s a very different p ....
something for everyone. so, tell us about boiling point. this is a fascinating film. this was shot in one take in a london restaurant and the idea is that stephen graham plays a chef who s struggling. he s having a bit of a hard time with his family, with his financial woes, and then it s the busiest night of the year in this restaurant and it s really an ensemble drama, so you see everybody working together in this restaurant, trying to make a busy night work. let s have a look at a clip. 0k. hey, mad friday, it s going to be busy, which is good, and we picked some more covers up today. what? so, we re looking at about 100. so, we ve got to turn the tables over but obviously not make people feel rushed, yeah? which we can do. we ve got a proposal in tonight. they re going to be sat on here, table 13, so, yeah, treat them like royalty. and a celebrity chef in, alexander skye. who? he s going to be sat in the front. alastair. alastair skye. yeah yeah, him. he s going t ....
south across scotland through northern ireland into north west england, turning wetterfor northern ireland into north west england, turning wetter for cumbria, the lake district, largely dry weather outside of that, temperatures closer to f norton above we might expect white day at this time of year, so a very mild start tomorrow temperatures closer to f norton above if not above what we might expect to see. the rainbow continue to full across southern, especially south west scotland, eastern areas of northern ireland, cumbria and the lake district. there will be patchy rain in wales, it may turn wetter towards the north west as the day goes on but many other areas staying largely dry. gale is a ransom irish sea coasts, temperatures 18 or even 19 degrees, you could cease and hazy brightness gales around some irish sea coast. the rain is in the same area overnight into thursday, rain totals mounting up, by the time it is done in cumbria, the lake district and pa ....
this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour straight after this programme. hello, i m claire bowes. thanks forjoining me here at the science museum in london for this edition of witness history, bringing you important moments from the past as told by the people who were there. in this episode we look back at five incredible stories from space. coming up, we ll hear from the first afghan cosmonaut in space, whose mission nearly ended in tragedy. plus the women aquanauts who spent two weeks living underwater in the atlantic ocean. the handshake in space which became a symbol of peace between russia and america during the cold war, and laika, the dog who was sent into space. but first, in 1990, scientists developed a telescope which would become a household name and would eventually reveal parts of the universe that had never been seen before. nasa scientist katherine sullivan helped launch the hubble telescope ....
we ll have the latest reaction from brussels. also in the programme: no escape from covid. we meet some of hong kong s poorest, living in such crowded conditions, that self isolation is almost impossible. amber heard takes the stand in the defamation trial brought by former husband johnny depp. she alleges domestic abuse. he slapped me again. like, it was clear it wasn t a joke anymore. and record breaking rain in the spanish city of valencia triggers floods and causes chaos in the city s transport system. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news it s newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with the plight of thousands of disabled children in ukraine, victims of the russian invasion who ve been abandoned without proper care. the human rights organisation disability rights international says its investigation found children with severe disabilities tied to beds in children s homes that don t have the facilities to cope. the bbc has visited one ....