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Caught On Camera: BBC Cuts To News Anchor With Feet Up On Desk
The incident happened when a BBC correspondent was reporting about the crisis faced by UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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"This Job, Man": BBC Journalist Learns Hard Way To "Always Assume You Are Live On Air"
A BBC correspondent was filmed complaining about his job on live TV after assuming he had lost his connection to the newsroom.
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BBC Correspondent Leaves China, Says "Too Risky To Carry On"
A senior BBC correspondent said Wednesday he had left China, after facing legal threats and pressure from authorities over his reporting on Xinjiang rights abuses and the coronavirus pandemic.
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BBC Says Its 12 Best-Paid TV And Radio Stars Are All Men
The BBC's 12 best-paid stars are all men, according to figures published on Tuesday by Britain's public broadcaster, which is grappling with a gender equality scandal in which one of its most senior correspondents resigned from her role.
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Syria, Migrant Crisis Coverage Wins War Correspondents Prizes
France's prestigious Bayeux-Calvados award for war correspondents on Saturday honoured journalists covering conflicts in Syria and Ukraine, as well as Europe's worst migrant crisis since World War II.
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BBC 'Micro:bit' Microcomputer for Kids Delayed Till After Christmas
BC plans to start shipping the Micro:bit to teachers before Christmas and to children by early next year.
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BBC Launches Micro:bit - A Tiny Computer for Kids
The Micro:bit is a credit card-style computer measuring 4x5cm, and will be distributed to 1 million schoolchildren in the UK.
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Rockstar Games Sues BBC Over GTA Movie
The lawsuit, filed via Rockstar's parent company, Take-Two Interactive, is for trademark infringement.
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BBC, NBC Olympics websites break traffic records
The online arms of news outlets have shared some pretty impressive traffic stats for the ongoing London Olympics 2012.
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UN monitors reach massacre scene in Syria
UN monitors entered the Syrian hamlet of Mazraat al-Qubeir on Friday, where up to 78 people were reported killed in cold blood two days earlier and a BBC correspondent with them said it was clear a "terrible crime" had taken place.
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Sukma District Collector Alex Paul Menon to be released on May 3: Maoists
Abducted Sukma District Collector Alex Paul Menon will be freed by the Maoists on Thursday. In a late night statement issued by the Maoists to BBC, they said, "We are ready to hand over Menon on May 3 in front of people of Tadmetla." One of the Maoist mediators, Professor G Hargopal, has confirmed to NDTV that he will accompany the other mediator ...
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NRI honeymoon murder: Top 10 developments
Shrien Dewani, a businessman from the UK, accused of commissioning his wife's murder while on their honeymoon in South Africa, will not be extradited for now. The British High Court today halted on his extradition on mental health grounds but said it was in the interests of justice that he should be extradited "as soon as he is fit" to be tried.
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British PM seeks distance from India vs 'Top Gear': Report
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron sought to distance himself from the controversial BBC programme Top Gear's India Special that he appeared in.
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BlackBerry chief walks out of interview on India question
Research In Motion (RIM) founder Mike Lazaridis ordered a BBC reporter to stop the interview after he was asked questions about his problems with India and Middle East countries which are seeking access to BlackBerry enterprise emails in view of national security issues. "That's just not fair,'' Mike Lazaridis shot back at BBC technology co...
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BBC presenter Ray Gosling released
BBC presenter Ray Gosling, who confessed on TV to have smothered his friend and lover dying of AIDS has been released after being questioned by the British police on suspicion of murder.
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Caught On Camera: BBC Cuts To News Anchor With Feet Up On Desk
The incident happened when a BBC correspondent was reporting about the crisis faced by UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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"This Job, Man": BBC Journalist Learns Hard Way To "Always Assume You Are Live On Air"
A BBC correspondent was filmed complaining about his job on live TV after assuming he had lost his connection to the newsroom.
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BBC Correspondent Leaves China, Says "Too Risky To Carry On"
A senior BBC correspondent said Wednesday he had left China, after facing legal threats and pressure from authorities over his reporting on Xinjiang rights abuses and the coronavirus pandemic.
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BBC Says Its 12 Best-Paid TV And Radio Stars Are All Men
The BBC's 12 best-paid stars are all men, according to figures published on Tuesday by Britain's public broadcaster, which is grappling with a gender equality scandal in which one of its most senior correspondents resigned from her role.
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Syria, Migrant Crisis Coverage Wins War Correspondents Prizes
France's prestigious Bayeux-Calvados award for war correspondents on Saturday honoured journalists covering conflicts in Syria and Ukraine, as well as Europe's worst migrant crisis since World War II.
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BBC 'Micro:bit' Microcomputer for Kids Delayed Till After Christmas
BC plans to start shipping the Micro:bit to teachers before Christmas and to children by early next year.
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BBC Launches Micro:bit - A Tiny Computer for Kids
The Micro:bit is a credit card-style computer measuring 4x5cm, and will be distributed to 1 million schoolchildren in the UK.
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Rockstar Games Sues BBC Over GTA Movie
The lawsuit, filed via Rockstar's parent company, Take-Two Interactive, is for trademark infringement.
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BBC, NBC Olympics websites break traffic records
The online arms of news outlets have shared some pretty impressive traffic stats for the ongoing London Olympics 2012.
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UN monitors reach massacre scene in Syria
UN monitors entered the Syrian hamlet of Mazraat al-Qubeir on Friday, where up to 78 people were reported killed in cold blood two days earlier and a BBC correspondent with them said it was clear a "terrible crime" had taken place.
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Sukma District Collector Alex Paul Menon to be released on May 3: Maoists
Abducted Sukma District Collector Alex Paul Menon will be freed by the Maoists on Thursday. In a late night statement issued by the Maoists to BBC, they said, "We are ready to hand over Menon on May 3 in front of people of Tadmetla." One of the Maoist mediators, Professor G Hargopal, has confirmed to NDTV that he will accompany the other mediator ...
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NRI honeymoon murder: Top 10 developments
Shrien Dewani, a businessman from the UK, accused of commissioning his wife's murder while on their honeymoon in South Africa, will not be extradited for now. The British High Court today halted on his extradition on mental health grounds but said it was in the interests of justice that he should be extradited "as soon as he is fit" to be tried.
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British PM seeks distance from India vs 'Top Gear': Report
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron sought to distance himself from the controversial BBC programme Top Gear's India Special that he appeared in.
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BlackBerry chief walks out of interview on India question
Research In Motion (RIM) founder Mike Lazaridis ordered a BBC reporter to stop the interview after he was asked questions about his problems with India and Middle East countries which are seeking access to BlackBerry enterprise emails in view of national security issues. "That's just not fair,'' Mike Lazaridis shot back at BBC technology co...
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BBC presenter Ray Gosling released
BBC presenter Ray Gosling, who confessed on TV to have smothered his friend and lover dying of AIDS has been released after being questioned by the British police on suspicion of murder.
