BBC News Channel Presentation - 21/03/16 onwards

According to the Twitter experts, she should take him to court. Fortunately, our legal system isn't based on the nonsense of the professionally outraged Twitterati.

Well, you could counter that nonsense, by suggesting Ben Brown should take her to court for assaulting him.

I believe he was trying to push her away but I can see why twitter would be upset. I imagine to the those upset they would point out that he reached out to he right side rather than her closest left side.

I bet he felt a right tit!!

It was all in jest. When Ben accidentally touched her, she gave a playful slap and grinned as she walked off.

They've ran 'Election Wrap' at 8:30pm the last couple of evenings presented by Clive Myrie featuring two guests in the studio. Ben Brown has also been out and about over the last couple of days as the parties launch their manifestos. There's also been a special election promo with Jane Hill, plus other various bits and bobs.

Newsnight repeat cancelled tonight, due to breaking news of incident in Manchester.

Would UK journalists stay on in this kind of scenario?

Stay on what?

Stay on in the office. It's been said on here many times that the UK correspondents go home at 23:15, when the NC output ends.

There is 9 countdowns in total, but I take it, its just three main ones with two variation each?

Are the BBC going to fix (replace) the screen in the main studio, it has screen burn. The one with the newsroom behind it on the right.