BBC TV

1.  The key information about the programme:

- This programme is broadcast on BBC news channel.
- It is broadcast Monday to Sunday; BBC breakfast 6 am, lunchtime news at 1 pm and BBC news 6 pm, BBC london news and weather at 6:30.
- The presenters are: at one oclock its Anna ford and Darren Jordon.
At 6:00 its George Aagrah and Sophie Raworth.
At 10:00 its Huw Edwards and Fiona Bruce.
At breakfast its Dermot Murnaghan, Natasha, Bill Tumbul.
- The total distribution: 388 million households
Full time distribution: 249 million households
North America: 115.6 million
Latin America: 13.3 million
Africa: 9.2 million
Europe: 116.2 million
South Africa: 44 million
Middle East and NA: 24.9 million
- The programme has won many rewards.

2. The institution behind the programme-
- The channel was launched at October 18th 1922.
- The founder of this programme is John Reith, however the person in charge is Director- General Mark Thompson.
- The channel tells people what is happening around the world about the latest news which effects peoples daily lives or could have in the future.

Target audience- I think this is aimed at adults because it comes late on TV so children would not be awake and also it has some inappropriate stories. In my opinion I think it's a 50/50 split between females and males.

The main stories that were broadcast on that day were:

-  Footage shows rebel with MH17 wreckage
- A man dies in Australia shark attack
- Children killed during UKraine 'truce'
- 'We had no warning' floods survivor
- Fire breaks out on wooden rollercoaster

I think the stories were broadcast in this order because the first three stories are very serious so they put it first to grab attention. Also it makes people more aware of the situations around the world and especially story 2 because it makes us stay safe when going to the beach were theres sharks in the sea. The 3rd story suggests that everyone should always be prepared incase anything dangerous happens- 'we had no warning'. This tells us that they didn't know that there was going to be a flood going on.

The main stories that were broadcast today were:

- UK sending arms to Iraqi government
- Lost arctic ship found after 160 years
- Police chef 'failed' abuse victims
- Women tells court of travis 'assault'
- 88 metal hips and still doing the splits

I think the stories were broadcast in this particular order because they're about the world and that's really important for adults to know about . Also I think the UK sending arms to Iraqi government is important because its political and shows England point of view towards this situation. They put ' 88 metal hips and still doing the splits' last because its not important and its a fun topic to talk about.