Radio 2 News Bulletin 2pm
Radio 2 News Bulletin
Running order
1) British man accused with hacking charges
Facts in the story
-British man, Lauri Love, who has been accused of hacking in US government computers won a highcourt challenge against his extradition to the US
-He has been alledged to have carried out a series of cyber attacks against agencies including NASA and the US army
-Lauri's lawyers argued that he'd be in danger of commiting suicide in an American jail
-At a news conference, his father Reverend Alexander Love thanked the high court judges and politicians who supported his family for their compassion
News values:
Immediacy: The news story has happend recently, making it 'breaking'.
Surprise: Someone being prosecuted for hacking is not an often occurrence.
Amplitude: This is a big event, which involves lots of people, as there have been a series of cyber attacks against big agencies, such as Nasa and the US army, who employ many workers.
Conflict: This story contains drama as it states how Lauri's lawyers have argued that he'd be in danger of committing suicide if he gets extradited to the US and put in jail.
2) Ethan Stables has been convicted over gay pride attack plan
Facts in the story
-Ethan stables has been convicted over planning an attack on a gay pride celebration in Cumbria.
-The 22 year old, from Barrow, was arrested last June as he walked towards a pub in the town where the event was being held.
-He has been found for previously expressing homophobic, racist and Nazi views online.
News values:
Immeadiacy: The news story states how he was arrested last june, but he was very recently convicted. Thus making parts of the story 'breaking'.
Familiarity: This is geographically close to us, as it took place in Cumbria, which is a county in England.
Frequency: There have been previous news reports on planned attacks, due to racist, homophobic and Nazi views.
Impact: We can identify with the story as having a profound effect on our own lives, along with containing elements that could make certain people feel as though they are potential victims of these kind of attacks.
Predictability: Due to previous attacks, and many peoples controversial views some people could have predicted this attack.
Continuity: This story has already been defined as news and is part of an on-going story. This is due to Ethan Stables being arrested back in June, when the event took place, but several months later his official conviction has been announced in the news.
Conflict: The story contains drama in conflict where Ethan has been found for for previously expressing homophobic, racist and Nazi views online.
-DPD has sent sincere apologies in response to Mr Lanes fine
-Mrs Lane told radio 2 that her husband missed other medical appointments because he was worried about taking time off from work
-DPD have also argued that despite what Ruth says, Mr Lane was not put under any pressure
News values:
Immediacy: The news bulletin states how Mr Laned died a month ago, but Mrs Lane has reported how he was fined recently, making it 'breaking news'.
Surprise: This is an unusual or unexpected event, as business are not usually reported for having a negative effect on their workers health.
Conflict: The story contains drama in arguments and conflict where Ruth Lane has claimed that DPD has failed in its duty of care for her husband. However, DPD have argued against this and claim that 'despite what Ruth has said, Mr lane was not put under any pressure'.
Negativity: This is a bad news story, as its main focus is on the death of someone.
Scandal: This story is likely to provoke moral outrage from parts of the audience who were perhaps close to Mr Lane and feel as though DPD should take some responsibility for his death.
5) Motor manufactures and traders fallen sales in the past year
Facts in the story
-The society for motor manufactures and traders have reported how the sales of new Diesel cars have fallen by 1/4 in the past year
-The demand for cars that run on petrol was 8% higher and sales of alternatively fueled vehicles, including electric cars, rose by 24%.
News values:
Amplitude: This is a big event, as it includes statistics that are representative of large numbers of people.
Frequency: The event of sales falling is frequently reported in the news.
Impact: This event can have a profound effect on other motor manufactures and traders, who feel as though their businesses are being threatened.
Predictability: Due to other sales in different businesses having fallen in the past year, this could have been predicted.
Continuity: This story is part of an on-going story as it has been happening over the past year.
Negativity: This is a bad news for motor manufactures and traders, whose businesses may be in trouble.
Running order
1) British man accused with hacking charges
Facts in the story
-British man, Lauri Love, who has been accused of hacking in US government computers won a highcourt challenge against his extradition to the US
-He has been alledged to have carried out a series of cyber attacks against agencies including NASA and the US army
-Lauri's lawyers argued that he'd be in danger of commiting suicide in an American jail
-At a news conference, his father Reverend Alexander Love thanked the high court judges and politicians who supported his family for their compassion
News values:
Immediacy: The news story has happend recently, making it 'breaking'.
Surprise: Someone being prosecuted for hacking is not an often occurrence.
Amplitude: This is a big event, which involves lots of people, as there have been a series of cyber attacks against big agencies, such as Nasa and the US army, who employ many workers.
Conflict: This story contains drama as it states how Lauri's lawyers have argued that he'd be in danger of committing suicide if he gets extradited to the US and put in jail.
Scandal: The story is likely to provoke moral outrage from parts of the audience who believe that the judge should be extraditing him to the US, in order to face these charges.
Negativity: This story is bad news as it is about a man who committed a crime.
Negativity: This story is bad news as it is about a man who committed a crime.
2) Ethan Stables has been convicted over gay pride attack plan
Facts in the story
-Ethan stables has been convicted over planning an attack on a gay pride celebration in Cumbria.
-The 22 year old, from Barrow, was arrested last June as he walked towards a pub in the town where the event was being held.
-He has been found for previously expressing homophobic, racist and Nazi views online.
News values:
Immeadiacy: The news story states how he was arrested last june, but he was very recently convicted. Thus making parts of the story 'breaking'.
Familiarity: This is geographically close to us, as it took place in Cumbria, which is a county in England.
Frequency: There have been previous news reports on planned attacks, due to racist, homophobic and Nazi views.
Impact: We can identify with the story as having a profound effect on our own lives, along with containing elements that could make certain people feel as though they are potential victims of these kind of attacks.
Predictability: Due to previous attacks, and many peoples controversial views some people could have predicted this attack.
Continuity: This story has already been defined as news and is part of an on-going story. This is due to Ethan Stables being arrested back in June, when the event took place, but several months later his official conviction has been announced in the news.
Conflict: The story contains drama in conflict where Ethan has been found for for previously expressing homophobic, racist and Nazi views online.
Scandal: The story is likely to provoke moral outrage from parts of the audience who may feel like victims of these racist, homophobic or Nazi acts.
3) EU's Brexit negotiator Michelle Barnier has laid out new statements
Facts in the story
-EU's Brexit negotiator Michelle Barnier is holding talks in London this afternoon
-She has stated how Brussels will repsect Britain's red lines but the UK must respect the rules of the union
-A comment was made after Downing Street said how Britain wouldn't be in any form of customs union with the EU
-Brexit supporters have welcomed the announcement, but opponents say they will keep fighting to remain close ties with the EU
-A labour MP will campaign for remain
News Values:
Immediacy: This story has happend recenty, and the bulletin states how Brexit negotiator, Michelle Barnier, will be holding talks in London on the afternoon which it was reported on.
Familiarity: This is geographically close to us in Britain, as the stories main focus is Brexit.
Amplitude: This is a big event as Brexit concerns large numbers of people.
Frequency: The event of new statements being released, in regards to Brexit, happen very frequently.
Impact: We can identify with the story as having a profound effect on our lives as Brexit concerns the entirety of Britain's population.
Predictability: Some could have predicted this to happen, as it is always expected for the 'UK to respect the rules of the union'.
Continuity: News stories regarding Brexit have already been defined as news, as there have been ongoing reports about since it first came about.
Conflict: The story contains drama in fights between two or more people/organisations, as the bulletin states how 'opponents say they will keep fighting to remain close ties with the EU'.
Elite people: The story concerns well-known people, such as Michelle Barnier, who is a Brexit negotiator.
Scandal: This story is likely to provoke moral outrage with parts of the audience who do not agree with these political views.
4) Widow of a parcels courir who died from diabetes says her husband was fined £150
-Ruth Lane (the widow of a parcels courir who died from Diabetes last month) says her husband was fined 150 by the delivery service DPD for missing a days work to attend a medical appointment
-Ruth claimed DPD failed in its duty of care to her husband, who was self employed but had worked for the company for 19 yearsImpact: We can identify with the story as having a profound effect on our lives as Brexit concerns the entirety of Britain's population.
Predictability: Some could have predicted this to happen, as it is always expected for the 'UK to respect the rules of the union'.
Continuity: News stories regarding Brexit have already been defined as news, as there have been ongoing reports about since it first came about.
Conflict: The story contains drama in fights between two or more people/organisations, as the bulletin states how 'opponents say they will keep fighting to remain close ties with the EU'.
Elite people: The story concerns well-known people, such as Michelle Barnier, who is a Brexit negotiator.
Scandal: This story is likely to provoke moral outrage with parts of the audience who do not agree with these political views.
4) Widow of a parcels courir who died from diabetes says her husband was fined £150
-Ruth Lane (the widow of a parcels courir who died from Diabetes last month) says her husband was fined 150 by the delivery service DPD for missing a days work to attend a medical appointment
-DPD has sent sincere apologies in response to Mr Lanes fine
-Mrs Lane told radio 2 that her husband missed other medical appointments because he was worried about taking time off from work
-DPD have also argued that despite what Ruth says, Mr Lane was not put under any pressure
News values:
Immediacy: The news bulletin states how Mr Laned died a month ago, but Mrs Lane has reported how he was fined recently, making it 'breaking news'.
Surprise: This is an unusual or unexpected event, as business are not usually reported for having a negative effect on their workers health.
Conflict: The story contains drama in arguments and conflict where Ruth Lane has claimed that DPD has failed in its duty of care for her husband. However, DPD have argued against this and claim that 'despite what Ruth has said, Mr lane was not put under any pressure'.
Negativity: This is a bad news story, as its main focus is on the death of someone.
Scandal: This story is likely to provoke moral outrage from parts of the audience who were perhaps close to Mr Lane and feel as though DPD should take some responsibility for his death.
5) Motor manufactures and traders fallen sales in the past year
Facts in the story
-The society for motor manufactures and traders have reported how the sales of new Diesel cars have fallen by 1/4 in the past year
-The demand for cars that run on petrol was 8% higher and sales of alternatively fueled vehicles, including electric cars, rose by 24%.
News values:
Amplitude: This is a big event, as it includes statistics that are representative of large numbers of people.
Frequency: The event of sales falling is frequently reported in the news.
Impact: This event can have a profound effect on other motor manufactures and traders, who feel as though their businesses are being threatened.
Predictability: Due to other sales in different businesses having fallen in the past year, this could have been predicted.
Continuity: This story is part of an on-going story as it has been happening over the past year.
Negativity: This is a bad news for motor manufactures and traders, whose businesses may be in trouble.
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