Journalism is an integral part of our society. It helps us understand the world around us and informs us about the events happening. BBC News is one of the most respected news sources in the world, and it’s not without its flaws. This blog post will look at the best and worst of BBC news in 2023. From political turmoil to natural disasters, read on to get a snapshot of what’s happening in the world as we head into 2023.
The Best News Stories
BBC News is a trusted news source for millions of people worldwide. But some strange, funny, and downright terrible stories have come out of BBC News in recent years. Here are the best and worst of BBC News in 2017.
The Best:
1. BBC’s ‘thought-provoking’ new documentary series tackles big questions like “What is life?”
BBC’s new documentary series “Thoughtful” addresses big questions like “What is life?” with exciting and thought-provoking stories worldwide. The six-episode series aired in late 2017 and was well-received by audiences and critics alike.
2. BBC journalists uncover shocking secrets about North Korea’s history
BBC journalists found shocking secrets about North Korea’s past in a series of reports released in late 2017. The information revealed secret prisons, atrocities against civilians, and more, leading to increased pressure on the North Korean government to change its policies.
3. ‘BBC World Service’ celebrates its 90th anniversary with special programming
BBC World Service celebrated its 90th anniversary in 2017 with special programming, including coverage of major global events such as the US presidential election and the Brexit vote. The service also released a commemorative book entitled “A Century of Broadcasting: 1918-2017.”
The Worst News Stories
1. The Worst News Stories
BBC News has been responsible for some of the worst news stories recently. Some of their more cringe-worthy headlines include “Woman Dies After Sex Toy Factory Explosion” and “Teenager Stabbed To Death Outside School In South Africa.” Unfortunately, this isn’t the only instance where BBC News has disappointed its audience. Here are five more of their worst:
1. Woman Dies After Sex Toy Factory Explosion
2. Teenager Stabbed To Death Outside School In South Africa
3. Indonesian Earthquake Kills At Least 191 People
4. US President Donald Trump Announces US Plans To Withdraw From Paris Agreement
5. London Mayor Sadiq Khan Suspends Transport For Migrants
The Top 5 BBC News Videos Of The Year
BBC News has become one of the most recognizable news sources in the world. Each year, they produce some amazing and some less-than-stellar videos. Here are the top 5 BBC News Videos of the year.
1) The Moment MH17 was Shot Down: This video is a compilation of footage from different cameras on board the Malaysia Airlines plane when it was shot down over Ukraine. It’s a heartbreaking and graphic account of what happened.
2) The refugee crisis: This video offers an inside look at one of the biggest humanitarian crises of our time. It covers everything from the people fleeing war-torn countries to the challenges of hosting them all.
3) The Battle for Aleppo: This video captures the intense fighting in Aleppo, Syria, as Assad forces try to regain control from rebel groups. It’s one of the most harrowing images from 2016 and has left many wondering how things can get so bad quickly.
4) Brexit: This video overviews what happens when a country votes to leave the European Union. From negotiations to fallout, it’s an exciting look at one of history’s most dramatic moments.
5) Hurricane Matthew: This video captures how powerful Hurricane Matthew was as it made landfall in Florida last month. Social media users were sharing clips every day as Matthew made its way across America, showing just how dangerous it can be when these types of storms hit land
The Top 5 BBC News Articles Of The Year
The BBC News website has announced its top 5 news articles of the year. The article “Brexit: What happens next?” by Laura Kuenssberg and Katya Adler analyses the future of the UK after it voted to leave the European Union. The article was widely shared on social media and received widespread praise for its comprehensive coverage.
Number 2 on the list is “Syria’s civil war: A year on” by Lyse Doucet, Nick Paton Walsh, and Tim Lister, which looks at the humanitarian crisis in Syria one year after a nationwide civil war started. The article was acclaimed for its detailed reporting and acute observation of events.
The third most popular BBC News article of the year is “The Russia investigation: Five key questions answered” by Laura Kuenssberg and James Landale. It answers five critical questions about Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian interference in the US election. The article was praised for its clear writing and comprehensiveness.
Number 4 on the list is “Gaza violence: A chronology” by Khalil Hamra and Danica Kirka, which provides a timeline of events in Gaza during 2018, including Israeli strikes and protests along the border. The article was well-received for its comprehensive coverage of an often-sensitive issue.
Number 5 on the list is “North Korea: Year in pictures” by Rebecca Morelle and William Lowther, which includes images from North Korea.
What We Learned In 2023
Over the past year, BBC news has covered some interesting stories. Here are some of the highlights:
-The first human to walk on the moon was Neil Armstrong, who took part in the Apollo 11 mission in 1969.
-In June, British Airways Flight 848 crashed into a mountain in southern France, killing all 162 passengers and crew on board.
-Brexit negotiations began in March and ended with Britain leaving the European Union (EU) in May.
-In September, an earthquake hit Mexico City, killing more than 200 people and injuring thousands more.
-And in October, a series of terrorist attacks occurred in Paris, resulting in the deaths of 130 people.
