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Let the journalists do their jobs of finding out the facts behind the scenes and putting together a responsible report rather than needlessly speculating about what might be a rather un-newsworthy story for hours on end.
I think you will find its already quite newsworthy if you live in Camden.
But 99%+ don't!
It's not just an issue of London though, it's an issue of responsibility - speculating about people trapped in a (fairly routine) fire or possible fatalities does nobody any favours.
In addition, you or I may not appreciate a Question Time repeat, but there are probably a few thousand viewers who make a point of watching it - and don't want to see it dropped for a fairly minor story.
And beyond that, it's incredibly annoying when you tune into a news channel expecting some decent coverage of the days news only to find both the BBC and Sky are devoting everything to one, often minor event.
davidlees posted:
Brekkie posted:
Let the journalists do their jobs of finding out the facts behind the scenes and putting together a responsible report rather than needlessly speculating about what might be a rather un-newsworthy story for hours on end.
I think you will find its already quite newsworthy if you live in Camden.
But 99%+ don't!
It's not just an issue of London though, it's an issue of responsibility - speculating about people trapped in a (fairly routine) fire or possible fatalities does nobody any favours.
In addition, you or I may not appreciate a Question Time repeat, but there are probably a few thousand viewers who make a point of watching it - and don't want to see it dropped for a fairly minor story.
And beyond that, it's incredibly annoying when you tune into a news channel expecting some decent coverage of the days news only to find both the BBC and Sky are devoting everything to one, often minor event.