Civil servants have been working for BBC News on secondment. Does that raise questions about impartiality? Join us on Saturday at 07.45 on BBC1 @BBCBreakfast or 15.45 on the News Channel. Or catch up on the @BBCiPlayer from midnight.

This week's show may look at the news that civil servants have been seconded to work on BBC Verify; and at how the latest cuts announced might affect BBC News. Any views? Do post here or - if you might like to contribute to the programme - email us on [email protected]

What makes a good TV news theme tune? We speak to @davidlowemusic2 who wrote the iconic BBC News 'beeps' soundtrack, on Saturday at 07.45 on BBC1 @bbcbreakfast repeated 15.45 on the News Channel. Or catch us on the @BBCiPlayer from midnight.

Celebrity Traitors on the News, Reform UK's row with Question Time, and coverage of Lord Archer's death all under the spotlight. Join us on Saturday at 07.45 on BBC1 @BBCBreakfast or 15.45 on the News Channel. And we're on the @BBCiPlayer from midnight. Enjoy!

After the death of George Fenton, composer of TV theme tunes such as Newsnight and Breakfast Time, let us know your thoughts on what makes good titles music for TV news programmes - and what you think of the current 'beep-based' BBC News theme. Comments welcome!

What will be the impact on the audience of the proposed cuts to the BBC's local and regional broadcasting? Join us on Saturday at 07.45 on BBC1 @BBCBreakfast ot at 15.45 on the News Channel; or catch up on the @BBCiPlayer

Was the BBC’s coverage of Earl Spencer’s claims about the King anything more than gossip, and promotion for his book? Join us at 07.45 on BBC1 @BBCBreakfast or catch up on the @BBCiPlayer

Why is Friday's edition of Newsnight moving to an earlier slot in the evening? BBC Director of Live & Daily News John McAndrew @johnlucius speaks to us at on Saturday at 07.45 on BBC1 @BBCBreakfast and 15.45 on the News Channel. Also on @bbciplayer from midnight.

We're back on air this coming weekend, so do please send us your thoughts on BBC news coverage over the summer - either here, or you can email longer comments or videos to [email protected]

In our last show of the series, should BBC News have aired criticism of Ann Widdecombe just days after she was killed? @stephensonjames speaks to us on Saturday at 07.45 on BBC1 @bbcbreakfast, repeated 15.45 on the News Channel, and on the @bbciplayer from midnight tonight.

Should the BBC have given over its airwaves to Nigel Farage for a live broadcast this week? And was it right to interview Count Binface on the Today programme and Newsnight? @rburgessbbc speaks to @SamiraAhmedUK Saturday 07.45 BBC1 @BBCBreakfast / 15.45 News Channel / iplayer

Should live sport be affecting the times news bulletins start – and should football, tennis and cricket feature so prominently in those bulletins? Join us on Saturday at 07.45 on BBC1 @BBCBreakfast or 15.45 on the News Channel - or catch us on the @BBCiPlayer from midnight.

Did the BBC and other media help to hound Keir Starmer from office? Political Editor @ChrisMasonBBC speaks to @SamiraAhmedUK on Saturday at 07.45 on BBC1 @BBCBreakfast and 15.45 on the News Channel. Or watch on the @BBCiPlayer from midnight.

Will licence fee payers be left short-changed by BBC News budget cuts announced this week? And could reductions in staff numbers lead to more on-air mistakes? See our interview with @jonathancmunro on Saturday at 07.45 on @BBCBreakfast, 15.45 on the News Channel or on iplayer

Any thoughts on the cuts announced by BBC News yesterday? If so let us know here, or send a video or comment to us on [email protected] - and we may feature them on this week's programme.

Did the BBC’s coverage of the Belfast knife attack help fan the flames of racial tension? Join us on Saturday at 07.45 on BBC1 @BBCBreakfast or at 15.45 on the News Channel. Or find us on the @BBCiPlayer from midnight

Was the BBC responsible in showing so frequently this week the bodycam footage of the moments leading up to Henry Nowak’s death? Join us on Saturday at 07.45 on BBC1 @BBCBreakfast or at 15.45 on the News Channel. Or we're on the @BBCiPlayer from midnight tonight

Was the way BBC News reported this week's weather too focused on the positive aspects of the heatwave, and not enough on its risks? Join us on Saturday at 07.45 on BBC1 @BBCBreakfast or 15.45 on the News Channel. Or we're on the @BBCiPlayer from midnight tonight.

Was the BBC’s investigation this week into the Channel 4 reality show ‘Married at First Sight UK’ suitable for an early evening news bulletin? Join us on Saturday at 07.45 on BBC1 @BBCBreakfast or at 15.45 on the News Channel. Or find us on the @BBCiPlayer from midnight.

Did BBC News coverage fan the flames of a leadership challenge to the PM? Join us on Saturday at 07.45 on BBC1 @BBCBreakfast or 15.45 on the News Channel. Or watch on the @BBCiPlayer from midnight tonight. Here's a taste of viewer Judith Brown's opinion: