Newswatch - 13/07/2024

Why has BBC News launched a new video channel in Myanmar?

Has BBC News allowed Donald Trump to set their news agenda?

Has BBC News been too sympathetic to the proponents of assisted dying?

Why is the interview programme HARDtalk coming to an end?

Are journalists used by politicians to prepare the ground ahead of major announcements?

Has Newsnight lost anything since it became a studio interview and discussion programme?

How should the BBC respond to the challenge of balanced reporting and Donald Trump?

On a busy news day, why did BBC1 bulletins lead on last summer’s attack in Southport?

A BBC film on Gaza is narrated by the son of a Hamas minister. Is that evidence of bias?

has the drive to digital on BBC News gone too far and too fast?

What does the daily news podcast Newscast provide that broadcast news bulletins don't?

Was it necessary for BBC reporters to broadcast live on location during Storm Eowyn?

How to report on Donald Trump's second presidency.

The challenges of reporting on disasters like the Los Angeles fires.

Was BBC News irresponsible in amplifying social media posts by Elon Musk?

What challenges does BBC News face over the coming year?

Samira Ahmed looks back at some of the highlights of Newswatch from 2024.

Did BBC News give too much prominence to Gregg Wallace this week?

As Storm Bert causes damage across the UK, how does the BBC report on the weather?

Was BBC News irresponsible in reporting the use of UK-supplied missiles in Ukraine?

Aleem Maqbool on the role of the religion editor on BBC News.

The BBC’s coverage of the US presidential election under the spotlight.

How should journalists react to leaks and pre-announcements before the Budget?

What will the impact be for audiences of the latest budget cuts planned for BBC News?

BBC News CEO Deborah Turness on the cuts she’s announced this week.

Does presenting the news on location provide added value for viewers?

Should BBC News have devoted so much airtime to the Middle East this week?

Coverage of the US presidential election campaign under the spotlight.

What lessons can BBC News learn from the Huw Edwards affair?

Did BBC News headlines represent fairly the expected rise in next year's pension rate?

Did BBC News help fan the flames of the riots seen in towns and cities over the summer?

The CEO of BBC News Deborah Turness on impartiality, trust and transparency.

How did BBC News fare in covering the general election campaign?

Nick Robinson on how he approached his series of interviews with party leaders.

Should live broadcasts of football matches disrupt the timing of news bulletins?