BBC News
BBC News at one03/09/2014
Beheading of a second US Journalist by Islamic state.
British hostage is threatened by jihadist.
The parents of Ashya King released from prison.
European plans to protect wildflower meadows have had the opposite effect.
The reason why the US Journalist article was read before the British hostage, was because the US journalist had been killed, but the British hostage has been threatened, he hasn't been killed yet, and could be released.
The next article, about Ashya King's family, was also very important, just like the reason that news on Ashya King is always on the front page, he is a five year old with a brain tumour which means that news on his parents are very important, which means that it's important that his parents are free and can see him, now.
The last article, about the European plan to protect wildflower meadows backfiring, was a big thing. But not big enough to be read out first, or early. This article was read at the end.
Comments for all your summer project posts:
ReplyDeleteWWW: You've completed the project and done some good research. You've clearly watched the news and listed the stories in the order they were broadcast. This is a great start to the exam topic.
EBI: You need to think a lot more about target audience - is Channel 4 News really more formal than BBC News? Is BBC News really targeted at teenagers? Lots for you to think about here.
LR: Do you regularly watch the programme you researched? Why/why not? Where do you get your news from? Answer in a comment below.
I get my news from the BBC News website.
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