The BBC has defended its decision to broadcast a short excerpt from the controversial ‘funeral’ gathering planned to mark support for the ideology of Baroness Thatcher, who died this week apparently.
Posted: Apr 13th, 2013
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There was a tinge of sadness among BBC staff this week as the corporation left its traditional home of BBC1 and BBC2 to move to unspecified locations away from the television set which has been its home since the 1950s.
Posted: Mar 17th, 2013
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Funeral directors have requested family flowers only, but well-wishers who happen to have any old cabbage leaves, unwanted teabags or potato peelings they’re desperate to get rid of, are requested to bring them along to the funeral.
Posted: Feb 19th, 2013
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Top Gear have apologised in a written statement signed by all three presenters and producers after supposedly ‘off air’ comments made during the segue from studio broadcasting to feature were transmitted live.
Posted: Feb 18th, 2013
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In a bid to place the BBC’s ailing light entertainment reputation in ‘safer hands’ the corporation has announced that irritable news anchor Jeremy Paxman will front its new It’s a Knockout programme, assisted by humourless war correspondent Orla Guerin.
Posted: Feb 17th, 2013
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