Friday, 23 September 2016

Business Local News Analysis

This article was found the BBC News website. This article is explaining to us about how the Royal Bank of Scotland wants to expand its branches.


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The 5W's: 

Who: N/A 
What: A plan by Royal Bank of Scotland to sell more than 300 branches is in trouble. 
When: Last week 
Where: Scotland 
Why: One of the most promising bidders pulled out of talks. 

News Values: 

Familiarity: Where his has happened is close to where we are. 
Continuity: The story is ongoing because the RBS will need to fix the issue to ensure that they successfully manage to spread there branches. 
Amplitude: It does involve a large number of people because if there is not enough of these banks then it will be difficult for the people to travel to where there is branches.

Sport Local News Analysis

This article is from the Evening Standard. This article explains about a legendary footballer who was the first black footballer to play for England.


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The 5W's:

Who: Laurie Cunningham 
What: Blue Plaque of English Heritage 
When: September 2016 Where: Stoud Green, North London 
Why: was one of the first black footballers to represent England and became the first British footballer to play for Real Madrid.

News Values:

Familiarity: Where this event happened was close to us. 
Frequency: This event does not normally happen in football history. 
Elite People: This story does contain a famous person we already know who played for different teams and his name was Laurie Cunningham. 
Personalisation: This is a heroic story because he was honoured the blue plaque.

Entertainment Local News Analysis

This article was found from the Telegraph. This story talks about how Mary Berry i going to leave the tv show called Great British Bake-Off.





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The 5W's

Who: Mary Berry
What: Quitting the tv program
When: Earlier this week
Where: UK
Why: Her decision to stay with the BBC is out of loyalty to the broadcaster that gave the show its start.

News Values

Immediacy: This story has happened recently, and the story is a breaking news because many viewers watch this tv show in the UK and now that a main judge has left, it will effect the show later on.
Familiarity: This story has happened in the UK, which we are in.
Surprise: This is an unexpected event because, this has never happened before. This judge was on the show since it started, and now that she has left, it would not be the same show as it used to be before. 

Thursday, 22 September 2016

National News- Overall Conclusion

After annotating the 5W's and news values for my 10 national news articles, I found out that in all articles, they have similar values. However, some of the articles I researched did not have all the 5W's which I was quite surprised about. Now that I have analysed these national articles, I understand what to include and not to include in my news bulletin later on when creating my radio project. By doing this, it lead me to deeply think on what my news bulletin should be about if I want to make it effective to the audience, who is listening to my radio.

Disaster National News Analysis

This article is from the BBC News website. This is article is explaining about the Great Barrier Reef getting destroyed.


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Great Coral Reef-Disaster article


The 5W's:

Who: The Chinese
What: Chinese coal ship to pay $29m.
When: April 2010
Where: The Great Barrier Reef, Australia.
Why: Because the coal carrier caused damage to the Coral Reef.

News Values:

Predictability: We expected this to not happen.
Conflict:  The government and the local people will have an argument against China.
Negativity: This is bad news because if the coral reef is destroyed, it will effect tourism because they create revenue and income for the country and if this happens, then tourists would not be able to come. This will create less profit for Australia and will make the economy fall.

Health National News

This article was found at the BBC News website. This talks about how the UN will remove drug-resistant infections.


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The 5W's:

Who: The United Nation
What: The United Nations have agreed a landmark declaration to rid the world of drug-resistant infections.
When: September 2016
Where: N/A
Why: It is the fourth time a UN declaration has been reached on a health issue following HIV in 2001 and Ebola in 2013.

News Values:

Immediacy: This has happened recently. However, it is not a breaking news because it is one that only a few people know about.
Personalisation: This can be a heroic story because this shows that we are getting rid of diseases which happens. 
Balance: This story is a good news which will help people around the world. This story has balanced other news articles which I have previously done.

Business National News

This article is from the BBC News website. This article talks about how mobile phones will have new roaming charges.



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The 5W's:

Who: EU travellers
What: Time limit on free roaming for travellers using mobile phones have been  under new European Commission plans.
When: Earlier this month
Where: Europe
Why: Next year in June 2017,  limit on roaming charges has been in place with a full ban. From this point, people within the EU will be charged the same as they would be in their home country.

News Values:

Familiarity: This article is close to us, The people involved are from european countries.
Balance: This story is a good news for EU travellers and has balance the previous news.
Surprise: This was an unexpected event but in a good way because it will make a change to us and even the travellers who visit countries.