Newswatch - 26/04/2025

Why isn’t BBC News using titles such as Mr, Ms and Dr throughout its online articles?

What are the big issues BBC News will be facing in 2026?

The challenges faced by BBC correspondents at home and abroad in 2025.

Your views on the coverage of events by BBC News.

What is the potential and the risk to BBC News from AI?

Why is the BBC News website widening its story agenda, and making greater use of video?

Why have we heard so much about next week’s Budget, when we don’t know what’s in it yet?

How can the BBC restore trust in its journalism after this week’s top-level resignations?

Did Panorama edit a speech of President Trump's last year in a way that misled viewers?

Is BBC News giving too much priority to violent crimes committed by foreign nationals?

Your views on the coverage of events by BBC News.

Are claims and opinions being confused with facts in headlines on the BBC News website?

Should images of violence in Gaza have been shown on BBC News at Six?

After this week’s Panorama on the police, what are the ethics of undercover reporting?

Reaction to the new look for BBC2’s lunchtime discussion programme, Politics Live.

Did the BBC show a bias against the protesters at the Unite the Kingdom march?

Is the BBC’s coverage of Reform UK proportionate for a party with just four MPs?

Has the BBC’s immigration coverage contributed to public anger about the issue?

A documentary about Gaza breached the BBC’s guidelines on accuracy. What went wrong?

Oasis are back on tour, but has the BBC's coverage been too extensive? With Samira Ahmed.

Was the BBC’s coverage of Rachel Reeves crying in parliament excessive and intrusive?

How can BBC News establish the facts in the conflict between Iran and Israel?

How rapid changes in the world of journalism are affecting the BBC. With Samira Ahmed.

Does the BBC give more coverage to Reform UK than the party warrants?

The BBC rejects criticism from the White House of its coverage of Gaza.

Why is the BBC News Channel showing Breakfast to UK viewers when it’s already on BBC One?

Can BBC News help to solve a crisis of trust in British society?

Was the BBC’s interview with Prince Harry reported in a balanced and proportionate way?

Why was the Pope’s funeral shown on both BBC1 and the BBC News channel?

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?