BBC News Report Croydon

In this report the newsreader interviews an Irishman who feels very strongly and negatively about the riots. He seems to have a very negative view towards the people who are taking part in the anarchy and denounces them throughout the entire report. The report itself focuses only on a burning building in the middle of a street, which gives the report more impact because they are hearing the voice of the man being interviewed whilst viewing the devastation caused by the youths - this gives the man's words more effect. The report itself is somewhat biased - the news studio is unbiased but the man who is being interviewed is very much opposed to what is happening around him which makes the report appear more geared away from the youths. The report does not give the youths a fair voice and only really focuses on one man as the voice of the general public. The report has a big impact because the man is speaking as a member of a public and appears to be broadcasting the majority of the public's views.