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Future of BBC up For Grabs as UK Government Kicks Off Review
Britain's newly elected Conservative government signalled on Thursday it would cut back the BBC, the opening salvo in a battle over the future of the world's biggest public service broadcaster.
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After FIFA Scandal, Britain Open to Alternative World Cup
John Whittingdale -- Culture, Media and Sport Minister -- told parliament that "if there were any serious attempt to organise an alternative to the existing World Cup, that could only be done if there were a strong agreement across the European nations, and preferably with other football associations from around the world.
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Britain Says Europe Should Weigh World Cup Boycott to Oust FIFA's Blatter
John Whittingdale, the British government minister with overall responsibility for sport, renewed calls for Blatter to step aside in the light of the recent corruption scandal.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron Backs Calls for Sepp Blatter to Quit as FIFA Chief
British Prime Minister David Cameron, via his official spokesperson, fell in line with his Culture, Media and Sport Secretary John Whittingdale, who demanded "a change in (FIFA) leadership" during his speech on Thursday in the House of Commons.
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Future of BBC up For Grabs as UK Government Kicks Off Review
Britain's newly elected Conservative government signalled on Thursday it would cut back the BBC, the opening salvo in a battle over the future of the world's biggest public service broadcaster.
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After FIFA Scandal, Britain Open to Alternative World Cup
John Whittingdale -- Culture, Media and Sport Minister -- told parliament that "if there were any serious attempt to organise an alternative to the existing World Cup, that could only be done if there were a strong agreement across the European nations, and preferably with other football associations from around the world.
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Britain Says Europe Should Weigh World Cup Boycott to Oust FIFA's Blatter
John Whittingdale, the British government minister with overall responsibility for sport, renewed calls for Blatter to step aside in the light of the recent corruption scandal.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron Backs Calls for Sepp Blatter to Quit as FIFA Chief
British Prime Minister David Cameron, via his official spokesperson, fell in line with his Culture, Media and Sport Secretary John Whittingdale, who demanded "a change in (FIFA) leadership" during his speech on Thursday in the House of Commons.
