BBC Breakfast viewers all had the same complaint as they tuned in for the latest episode of the morning news programme. Samira Ahmed took to social media to announce the next episode of NewsWatch, the replacement for Click, as she asked: “Has BBC News allowed Donald Trump to set its news agenda? Did the protests against him last weekend get sufficient coverage across the BBC? And was reporting of the tariffs too alarmist? Join us on Saturday at 07.45 on BBC1 @BBCBreakfast, 15.45 on the News Channel or on iplayer.”
Fans rushed to the post to complain about the show, as one raged: “Why dump click for this technow. Very poor.” Another added: “@BBCBreakfast whats this Technow. You dumped Click for this. So much for saving money. Very poor.” A third chimed in: “And now it’s time for the poundland version of #click – Tech Now.” A fourth raged: “Take this cr*p off and bring back click. Why is it all Americans? JUSTICE FOR LARA AND SPENCER.”
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