Everyday we bring you news from across the globe ... but what we want to hear are the issues that matter to you. That's why the One and Six O'clock news are teaming up with the BBC News Channel and the News website to bring you Your News.
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The days when we were journalists and you sat back and watched the news are over. We want you to tell us what's important to you.
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Have you got a story to tell or is there something you think we should follow up? The One and Six O'clock and the News Channel want you to get in touch.
The part you play in making the news is very important. With blogs, vlogs, mobile phones and digital cameras it is not just journalists who have a role in gathering the news.
What is happening where you live? Is something significant, bizarre or unusual taking place?
Every week we will follow up one of your suggestions so look out for us in a neighbourhood near you.
Your News on the BBC News Channel is the first news programme to be entirely based on emails and views sent in by you.
Konnie and Laura are two of the presenters on Your News
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Every week the show is packed with stories, features and videos that have proved most popular with TV viewers and on the internet.
Your News presenters are out reporting in a different part of the UK each week to highlight the issues that matter to you.
Tune in to Your News at 1530 BST on Saturday and again at 1030, 1530 and 2330 BST on Sundays.
Do you have a story to tell us, what issues have caught your eye or is there something you want us to look into? Contact us using the postform below. Make sure you give us your location and contact details.
Do you have any pictures you think we'd be interested in? If so, you can send them to yourpics@bbc.co.uk or by mms to 61124.
If you take a picture you should not endanger yourself or others, take any unnecessary risks or infringe any laws.
The BBC may edit your comments and not all emails will be published. Your comments may be published on any BBC media worldwide.
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