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BBC Commentator's Wife, 2 Daughters Killed In Crossbow Attack In London, Manhunt Underway
UK police were searching Wednesday for a suspect who may have a crossbow after the wife and two daughters of a BBC radio racing commentator were killed in a suspected "targeted" attack.
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London's Big Ben Marks 100 Years Of Broadcasting New Year's Eve 'Bongs'
Ever since New Year's Eve 1923 when BBC engineer A.G. Dryland clambered onto a roof opposite the British parliament to record the strikes, live transmission has become an annual tradition.
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UK Woman Marries Herself In Unique Celebration, Ending The Wait For 'Mr Right'
Ms Wilkinson said that she splashed out 10,000 pounds (Rs 10,11,421) on the celebration after saving each month and adding any extra windfalls she had, such as bingo wins.
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NPR Quits Twitter Over ‘Government-Funded Media’ Label, Says Elon Musk-Owned Platform Undermined Credibility
US radio broadcaster NPR on Wednesday said it was quitting Twitter, in the first significant defection by a major news outlet since Elon Musk's tumultuous takeover of the platform.
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Twitter Labels NPR, BBC ‘Government-Funded’ After Backlash; Elon Musk Says Description May Not Be Accurate
Twitter has backtracked after an uproar for labelling the US radio network NPR as "state- affiliated media" and now calls it "government-funded."
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Twitter Labels BBC, US Network NPR As "Government-Funded"
Twitter has backtracked after an uproar for labeling the US radio network NPR as "state- affiliated media" and now calls it "government-funded."
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BBC, Voice of America, Deutsche Welle, More Media Outlets Restricted by Russia: Report
Russia's state communications watchdog said it had blocked the BBC, Voice of America, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Deutsche Welle, and other media outlets for spreading "fake" information, the RIA news agency reported.
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BBC World News Banned In China Over 'Content Violation'
China's broadcasting regulator announced Thursday it has pulled BBC World News from the air, saying the channel's content had "seriously" violated guidelines for reporting in the country.
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Coronavirus: Premier League Does Not Yet Have "Green Light", Minister Warns
In Germany, the Bundesliga announced this week that it would resume matches on May 16, behind closed doors and subject to extensive coronavirus testing.
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British Sikh Peer Quits BBC Radio Show Amid Censorship Row
A prominent British Sikh peer in the House of Lords on Friday announced that he was "reluctantly" quitting a regular BBC Radio slot named ''Thought For The Day'', amid a censorship row over a segment on Sikh teachings which the broadcaster feared "might offend Muslims".
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"Just Got Fired": BBC Presenter After Chimpanzee Tweet About Royal Baby
The BBC has fired a British radio presenter who tweeted an image of a chimpanzee dressed in clothes below the caption "Royal Baby leaves hospital".
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The Leaving Neverland Effect: Radio Stations Drop Michael Jackson's Music After Abuse Claims
Leaving Neverland featured two men who claimed Michael Jackson sexually abused them for years
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Amazon Alexa Now Provides Access to Over 350 Radio Stations in India
Amazon Alexa is touted to offer a live broadcast of 17 All India Radio (AIR) stations in 14 Indian languages.
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India-Born Pakistani Poet Fahmida Riaz Dies. She Was 73
Fahmida Riaz, a well-known progressive Urdu writer, poet, human rights activist and feminist, worked with Radio Pakistan and BBC Urdu service (Radio).
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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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BBC Commentator's Wife, 2 Daughters Killed In Crossbow Attack In London, Manhunt Underway
UK police were searching Wednesday for a suspect who may have a crossbow after the wife and two daughters of a BBC radio racing commentator were killed in a suspected "targeted" attack.
-
London's Big Ben Marks 100 Years Of Broadcasting New Year's Eve 'Bongs'
Ever since New Year's Eve 1923 when BBC engineer A.G. Dryland clambered onto a roof opposite the British parliament to record the strikes, live transmission has become an annual tradition.
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UK Woman Marries Herself In Unique Celebration, Ending The Wait For 'Mr Right'
Ms Wilkinson said that she splashed out 10,000 pounds (Rs 10,11,421) on the celebration after saving each month and adding any extra windfalls she had, such as bingo wins.
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NPR Quits Twitter Over ‘Government-Funded Media’ Label, Says Elon Musk-Owned Platform Undermined Credibility
US radio broadcaster NPR on Wednesday said it was quitting Twitter, in the first significant defection by a major news outlet since Elon Musk's tumultuous takeover of the platform.
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Twitter Labels NPR, BBC ‘Government-Funded’ After Backlash; Elon Musk Says Description May Not Be Accurate
Twitter has backtracked after an uproar for labelling the US radio network NPR as "state- affiliated media" and now calls it "government-funded."
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Twitter Labels BBC, US Network NPR As "Government-Funded"
Twitter has backtracked after an uproar for labeling the US radio network NPR as "state- affiliated media" and now calls it "government-funded."
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BBC, Voice of America, Deutsche Welle, More Media Outlets Restricted by Russia: Report
Russia's state communications watchdog said it had blocked the BBC, Voice of America, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Deutsche Welle, and other media outlets for spreading "fake" information, the RIA news agency reported.
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BBC World News Banned In China Over 'Content Violation'
China's broadcasting regulator announced Thursday it has pulled BBC World News from the air, saying the channel's content had "seriously" violated guidelines for reporting in the country.
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Coronavirus: Premier League Does Not Yet Have "Green Light", Minister Warns
In Germany, the Bundesliga announced this week that it would resume matches on May 16, behind closed doors and subject to extensive coronavirus testing.
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British Sikh Peer Quits BBC Radio Show Amid Censorship Row
A prominent British Sikh peer in the House of Lords on Friday announced that he was "reluctantly" quitting a regular BBC Radio slot named ''Thought For The Day'', amid a censorship row over a segment on Sikh teachings which the broadcaster feared "might offend Muslims".
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"Just Got Fired": BBC Presenter After Chimpanzee Tweet About Royal Baby
The BBC has fired a British radio presenter who tweeted an image of a chimpanzee dressed in clothes below the caption "Royal Baby leaves hospital".
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The Leaving Neverland Effect: Radio Stations Drop Michael Jackson's Music After Abuse Claims
Leaving Neverland featured two men who claimed Michael Jackson sexually abused them for years
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Amazon Alexa Now Provides Access to Over 350 Radio Stations in India
Amazon Alexa is touted to offer a live broadcast of 17 All India Radio (AIR) stations in 14 Indian languages.
-
India-Born Pakistani Poet Fahmida Riaz Dies. She Was 73
Fahmida Riaz, a well-known progressive Urdu writer, poet, human rights activist and feminist, worked with Radio Pakistan and BBC Urdu service (Radio).
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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.
