It's tragic and it's news for sure.
I am just unsure if this is how all will be reporting it:
Britons could be on lost jet - PM
Prime Minister Gordon Brown has said he fears....
As with him finding time in his busy schedule to call fellow [insert too many similarities to count, plus a few differences... popular, voted for..] Scot Ms. Boyle, it seems Dear Leader is now personally in charge of finding out the news, commenting upon it, and then PR'ing that he has commented.
The BBC just seems to offer the bandwidth.
Is everything that happens now going to be shared with a 'Gordon hopes/thinks/says..' Headline and intro?
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