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Welcome. Objections that the BBC's coverage of the plane crash in

Ukraine has been insensitive and intrusive. It is going to be a

festival of sport that will be enjoyed and watched by millions

around the world. The Commonwealth Games is not enjoyed by every viewer

of the Commonwealth Games is not enjoyed by every viewer of BBC News.

The crash of flight MH17 has been fully examined over the past week or

so on the BBC News. Some of the images showed made for strong

feeling. Here are some other excerpts from the output from us

weekend, which some viewers might find distressing. Off`duty miners

were searching for more bodies. Each is marked with a makeshift stick

with a white rag tied to it. In some cases, there is a forest of markers,

indicated that struck indicating where passengers alive. There are

around 100 bodies that are still missing. Scattered across the

ground, the wreckage of flight MH17. This, the cockpit of the plane. And

here, the belongings of the travellers. On holidays, business,

moving home. The end of all plans and possibilities. Finally, the

first international investigators to arrive. The scene of so much death,

and a grim task for forensic experts from Holland regarding `` guarded by

rebel gunmen. The idea is to move all the bodies to Holland for

identification, but for now, just moving them out of the war zone

would be good. Two of the viewers who contacted as this week about the

coverage join me now. Sue is in our Birmingham studio and Gary is also

joining us. Can you sum up your concern about the coverage of this

crash? It was the fact that it was personal belongings being shown on

television, and I've felt that I was very distressed, I cannot imagine

how anybody who was directly involved in that situation must have

felt. I've felt that anything of a personal nature, whether it be a fax

or themselves, it would be a terrible thing for those people to

view. What about for you? Aerie similar to Gary. I'd just felt that

the whole `` very similar to Gary, I just thought that the coverage

showed a total lack of respect for the dads in the bereaved families.

Did you have an issue with the showing of the hand? I thought that

was in bad taste and overstepped a mark.

Syria and other places. There is a a few times, and the coverage

sense that they express, that it feels like a free for all at the

scene, and the coverage was pushing further and further into going close

on possessions and showing parts of bodies. First of all, this was a

horrible and terrible event, and the feelings of the families and the

wider audience are in our thinking as we cover the story. At the same

time, we do have to cover the story, and we have to convey impact in the

terror of what happened in eastern Ukraine, and that is why we deployed

highly experienced correspondents and reducers, and we have programme

editors back in London you are very experienced in getting the balance

right between the language, the pitches that we show, and what the

audience is able to stake in a story of such

you are put in a position, where I've felt it was bordering on

voyeurism, and I think that is totally unacceptable. There might be

cases where war has a lot of horror, but let's bear in mind that

a picture speaks a thousand words, but only if those words were worth

saying in the first place. This idea of this lack of respect. We know

that one reporter had to apologise for touching object that he had

found, and it is the sense that the camera has gone into close, and that

is part of the reason why viewers feel it is distressing. In terms of

the site itself, BBC correspondents stuck to the permitted roads and

routes and were not interfering with evidence there, and that would

actually say that teens across the `` teams across journalism and did

an important job there in terms of telling viewers and audiences in the

UK and around the world that this site was unsupervised and was not

being regulated, and it did not appear to be handled in the right

and proper way, and they need to find out what happened there and

they need to do the right thing by the people and families who were

involved in that terrible crash. Some of the specific images which

have raised complaints, with the benefit of hindsight, do you think

we would show them again? I think our imagery through the coverage has

been discussed and carefully considered, and I think this was an

unprecedented story in terms of its shock in the trauma around it, and

I'd think that we were well judged, but I will accept that some parts of

the audience will think that maybe there was something we should not

have said or shown. Thank you all for joining us.

Let us know your thoughts on the coverage of the plane crash in

Ukraine or any aspects of BBC News. After a brief rest in sports related

complaints, you have also been sending us your views about the

extent to which the Commonwealth Games have fissured the structure of

`` had featured on the news channel. This is where it will all kick off,

Scotland's biggest football stadium, with what promises to be a

spectacular opening ceremony in the presence of the Queen. The and

higher South stand has been transformed with a giant screen. ``

the entire. They are calling it Glasgow's we know on the

Commonwealth. The eyes of the world will be on this CD as Glasgow

Commonwealth Games in history. `` on Commonwealth Games in history. `` on

this city. A graphics extravaganza, but some you beers `` viewers

wonder... On Wednesday, the Games got

underway, and that evening, while the opening ceremony was being shown

on BBC One, and the news channel, the paper review was about to come

to a premature end. We think it is high time that interest rates

started to rise. I am sorry to interrupt you, but we have got this

Commonwealth Games ceremony going on and we just want to take a look at

it. Terrific to see him here... In fact, it was more than an hour

before the channel returned to the studio, punting a number of

complaints. Firstly, a question about the caption at the bottom of

the screen `` the screen there. That was not the end of the Games

related objections. Breakfast has decamped to Glasgow for the duration

of the Glasgow games. Here is Adam Church Hill.

We put that point to the breakfast show and were told...

Because of the coverage of the Commonwealth Games, this week in

Mexico's programme will not be repeated as normal on BBC One, but

we are back at 845 on Friday evening on the BBC News Channel, and you can

always watch us on the I player. Your opinion could feature on that

programme, just call us or e`mail us. You can find us on Twitter and

have a look at previous discussions on our website. That is all from us.

We will be back to hear your thoughts about BBC News coverage

again next week. Good evening. The storms we had in the southeast of

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