BBC Radio 4 News Bulletin- 6pm

                                             

Running order for the news bulletin at 27th September @6pm:

1. Headline: Sam Allardyce is fighting for his job

Facts in the story:

• Leaks on film breaking football transfer rules.
• Having business deals on player transfer.
• Sam Allardyce had to talk to the FA bosses.

News Values:

Surprised: This is an unusual event, because he just became the England manager and now did this bad event.

Immediacy: This story is still ongoing to see if he stays as manager for England or gets removed.

Negativity: This is bad news, especially for the England team and the supporters/fans.

      2. Headline: The worlds first baby has been born using a new technique

Facts in the story:

• Born from 3 DNA from people.
• Baby will become healthy.
• Researchers has stated that this is a big step forward.

News Values:

Surprised: This is an unexpected event because this has never been done before.
Balance: This is good news as it balances all other news.
Personalisation: This story is a children based because it is about a baby been born.

       3. Headline: Jeremy Corbyn is making his own case.

Facts in the story:

• Making a case for a nuclear free world, even though his policy is to renew.

News Values:

Immediacy: This news story has happened recently. This is a breaking news for UK and therefore appeared on the radio.

Balance: This radio story can be good because it means we are taking away all nuclear weapons and we will not be able to produce it again.

Conflict: This radio story will have arguments between the UN and other countries around the world because some countries might want to keep nuclear weapons and some do not.

         4. Headline: Educational fees for children in schools

Facts in the story:

• Location base is in Wales.
• Government are replacing tuition fees.

News Values:

Familiarity: The location where this is occurring is in Wales. Therefore, it is geographically close to us.

Amplitude: It does effect a large number of children attending schools across Wales.

Personalisation: This is a human interest story, especially for parents who have children.