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| BBC A began broadcasting on 6 November 2008, Digita | |
| However the fact this it is the | BBC, a publicly-funded and universally-respected br |
| In negotiating a second series with the | BBC a few years later, another series from Aherne w |
| "Handlebars ( | BBC Acoustic)" - 3:35 |
| "Rise ( | BBC Acoustic)" - 4:12 |
| is a British journalist who has worked with the | BBC across most television news programmes. |
| Series 2 was broadcast on | BBC across the UK from October 2009 |
| dules during Ross's 12-week suspension from all | BBC activities following the Sachsgate controversy. |
| In 2009 he played Mr. Knightley in a | BBC adaptation of Jane Austen's Emma. |
| In 1986, Withers starred in the | BBC adaptation of Hotel du Lac, which was followed |
| She also made an appearance in the 2007 | BBC adaptation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibili |
| He also appeared in another period drama, the | BBC adaptation of Crime and Punishment as Rhazhumik |
| unt also played Lady Catherine de Bourgh in the | BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, and provided |
| Ralph Truman in a | BBC adaptation of Richard of Bordeaux (1938) |
| In 2009, she starred in the latest | BBC adaptation of The Day of the Triffids. |
| Andrew Osborn in a | BBC adaptation of Richard of Bordeaux (1938) |
| She appears as Viv in the forthcoming | BBC adaptation of Sarah Waters' novel The Night Wat |
| He played the Sheriff's sergeant in the 2006 | BBC adaptation of Robin Hood. |
| He appeared as the lawyer's clerk Clamb in the | BBC adaptation of Bleak House by Charles Dickens (2 |
| The | BBC admit that in the past they had not always welc |
| "Reg" (for | BBC African Service) |
| te (born 1944) was for many years editor of the | BBC's programmes Focus on Africa and Network Africa |
| He applied for a job at the | BBC after the war but soon returned to Decca. |
| He joined the | BBC after the war. |
| On the 27th of May 2011 Richard Angwin left the | BBC after 11 years on Points West. |
| "Tuesday Afternoon" (Hayward) ( | BBC Afternoon Pop Show 7/10/68) - 3:23 |
| s also a co-writer of Chopratown (2005) for the | BBC, again starring Sanjeev Bhaskar. |
| ded the number with the new lyrics so as to get | BBC air-plays. |
| Although not filmed in HD the | BBC aired it on BBC One HD Wednesday 29 December 20 |
| Shortly after Rikki Fulton's death in 2004, | BBC aired The Very Best of Scotch and Wry. |
| The song suffered a | BBC airplay ban. |
| BBC Alba programmes for television and radio are al | |
| Currently, | BBC Alba programmes also air on BBC Two Scotland. |
| BBC Alba is also jointly responsible with MG Alba f | |
| For the Gaelic-language television service, see | BBC Alba (TV channel). |
| It is frequently repeated on | BBC Alba and TeleG, and the first two series have b |
| programme is being given a second screening on | BBC Alba, the dedicated Scottish Gaelic language di |
| funded by the Gaelic Media Service and made by | BBC Alba. |
| was shown live and the final was shown live on | BBC Alba. |
| of the versions was included on the Live at the | BBC album, released in 1994. |
| A Sense of Guilt (1990, | BBC), Alexa (1982, BBC), Mackenzie (1980, BBC) and |
| f the poets, Donal Thompson, went on to win the | BBC Alfred Bradley Bursary in 1992. |
| BBC all rights reserved | |
| sions of the song a total of four times for the | BBC, all broadcast on the group's BBC radio program |
| The | BBC Allied Expeditionary Forces Programme was a rad |
| uation he was one of three trainees to join the | BBC, alongside Peter Salmon (former BBC head of spo |
| CBC Television and the | BBC also coproduced a television adaptation. |
| The | BBC also makes some of the content on bbc.co.uk and |
| The | BBC also produces books, video cassettes and an int |
| According to the | BBC, although Yarmouk "is identified as a camp, the |
| He said he should never have left the | BBC, although technically he hadn't as he continued |
| BBC America | |
| Undressed' has been optioned as a TV series by | BBC America and Big Talk productions. |
| As a result, it has taken a while for | BBC America to line up launches." |
| January 2011 Crichlow has hosted The Tudors on | BBC America. |
| m PBS and other programming services, including | BBC, American Public Television and NETA. |
| BBC, among other news outlets, lauded Heap as being | |
| Carver is married to | BBC anchor Katty Kay. |
| He was a Governor of the | BBC, and chaired the Panel for Civil Service Manpow |
| Lewis also commentates for the | BBC and S4C broadcasting companies. |
| ter 1959, working with recording companies, the | BBC and in the theatre. |
| Both the | BBC and the UK media regulator OFCOM received compl |
| He left the | BBC and joined ITV in Aberdeen, Scotland in 1980.at |
| This concurs with the language used on | BBC and other news websites, and is logical conside |
| series was both produced and distributed by the | BBC and shown nationwide during its airing. |
| Only One Earth - 1986 - Published by | BBC and UNESCO |
| It was commissioned by the | BBC and produced in association with HBO Films. |
| y (born 7 October 1961) is a newsreader for the | BBC, and is currently a regular presenter on the ro |
| large room) was researched and developed by the | BBC and located in the BBC Television Centre, Londo |
| In September 2001, she joined the | BBC and began to host Look North with Harry Gration |
| rt is a business news programme produced by the | BBC and is shown on BBC World News during the Asian |
| Shows and series from | BBC and Channel 4 (England) |
| er 2000) was a British documentary maker at the | BBC and ITV. |
| Tournaments were regularly broadcast on | BBC and ITV and Anderson was successful in several |
| ng 1989, Peter Cregeen left ITV to work for the | BBC and was replaced by Michael Chapman. |
| s is used by the Welsh Assembly Government, the | BBC, and various quasi-governmental organisations. |
| An eight-episode series was ordered by the | BBC, and is presented by John Barrowman. |
| In short, the | BBC and ITV in Manchester needed a new production f |
| of Benjamin Britten's opera Billy Budd for the | BBC and in 1995 he was the conductor in the English |
| In the early 1990s she presented on Children's | BBC and then on SMart. |
| s a 2009 documentary series co-developed by the | BBC and the Open University. |
| recorded at two shows in 1988 and 1990 for the | BBC and was broadcast live by BBC Radio One. |
| -General Sir Ian Jacob, Director General of the | BBC and a member of Churchill's war cabinet, |
| The series was produced by the | BBC and aired on BBC One in the United Kingdom. |
| key debates were held on 29 March (STV), 1 May ( | BBC), and 3 May (STV). |
| ters is a British television series made by the | BBC and shown from 1975 to 1978. |
| In 1946 she became a governor of the | BBC and of the Old Vic theatre. |
| ision documentaries for the British TV stations | BBC and ATV World. |
| He is also an analyst for the | BBC and Sky Sports in the United Kingdom. |
| y British television programme, produced by the | BBC and screened on their BBC Television Service in |
| In 1957 he joined the | BBC and was one of the few employees of the BBC Lig |
| I invited the | BBC and the ITA to agree to its abolition[...] |
| The film was produced by the | BBC and Ecosse Films with the intention of being sh |
| In India, some episodes were telecast on the | BBC and Series 1 is available on VCD. |
| natural television anthology series made by the | BBC and broadcast on BBC2 in 1972. |
| It is produced by | BBC and has been shown worldwide including in Austr |
| eer in the United Kingdom as a reporter for the | BBC and Radio Television Hong Kong. |
| The song was banned by the | BBC and was not performed on TV or played on the ma |
| The song was banned by the | BBC and was not performed on BBC TV or played on th |
| He worked for the | BBC and returned to Vienna in 1946 in British unifo |
| She worked previously for the | BBC and Star News in Singapore, before moving to CN |
| She helped to develop the | BBC's digital strategy and renewal of their charter |
| BE is a historian, broadcaster, governor of the | BBC and former vice-chancellor of Bangor University |
| He is a regular pundit on Sky TV, | BBC and GMTV. |
| oday is an Asian news programme produced by the | BBC and is shown on BBC World News during the Asian |
| g nature documentary series, co-produced by the | BBC and the Discovery Channel and filmed by the BBC |
| For many years, Campbell worked at the | BBC and remained a fixture. |
| ion-based television programme, produced by the | BBC and broadcast on international news channel BBC |
| Mathieson serves on both the | BBC and the British Jazz Awards committees. |
| he has spent over 15 years with a career at the | BBC, and became an executive producer in the BBC Dr |
| career as a chartered accountant he joined the | BBC and in 1990 became a BBC network television cor |
| efore moving to London, where he worked for the | BBC and ITV. |
| This programming was produced by the | BBC and is now being made available online via Demo |
| nalist and presenter, currently employed by the | BBC and best known for presenting BBC Points West a |
| oard Director, Freesat, a joint venture between | BBC and ITV plc |
| is a British television sitcom produced by the | BBC and broadcast on BBC One in 2006. |
| He has been a producer for the | BBC and was a BBC correspondent in Pakistan in the |
| oday is a sports news programme produced by the | BBC and is shown on BBC World News. |
| ion Gray began to work behind the scenes at the | BBC, and soon after, entered a BBC Journalism cours |
| George Arney is a journalist for | BBC and was until 2009 one of the hosts for The Wor |
| nett was providing several films a year for the | BBC, and Garnett would produce Leigh's next project |
| announcing a baseball game between the San Juan | BBC and the Porto Rico Stars in New York |
| The 365 has a 115" | BBC and is aimed at the construction markets. |
| However in 1940 she joined the | BBC and in 1947 she was promoted to Assistant Head |
| enter, foreign correspondent and newsreader for | BBC and ITN. |
| ce director of RFL, a former accountant for the | BBC and chief executive of Halifax RLFC. |
| 1927) a director and producer for both | BBC and Thames Television; Hazel (b. |
| They also performed it on the | BBC and on several live shows. |
| ician at Boots the Chemist before moving to the | BBC and became a prominent member of the BBC trade |
| a screenplay adaptation, filmed in 2006 for the | BBC and HBO, and broadcast in September 2007. |
| In 1946 he joined the | BBC; and was a known Fitzrovian. |
| NESOHR has been cited by the | BBC and Amnesty International, as well as Sri Lanka |
| 2003; 2009-), Rose in 'Dressing For Breakfast' ( | BBC) and as Dilly in The Wilsons (BBC). |
| His other writing includes Next ( | BBC), and three historical plays. |
| He began his career at the | BBC and was London correspondent of the newspaper N |
| s also responsible for negotiations between the | BBC and the British royal family and negotiated the |
| In 1972 she was a key performer in the | BBC anniversary programme Fifty Years Of Music. |
| On 6 December 2010, the | BBC announced that The Naked and Famous had been no |
| In February 2008, the | BBC announced that Steven was being written out of |
| On 21 October 2006 the | BBC announced that he had died in hospital, aged 59 |
| In 1980 the | BBC announced its intention to disband several of i |
| The | BBC announced on Saturday 11 January 2006 that a ne |
| In November 2007, the | BBC announced CBeebies was to leave BBC Television |
| On 1 March 1994 the | BBC announced that Allen was to host its new Breakf |
| On 4 January 2011, the | BBC announced that Woon had been placed fourth in t |
| On 9 April 2006, the | BBC announced Cassidy's departure from EastEnders w |
| In December 2010 the | BBC announced that he is to become Controller of BB |
| yside - 21 April 1961, Weybridge, Surrey) was a | BBC announcer and newsreader. |
| (Its title is a sarcastic quotation from a | BBC announcer concerning the avant-garde Darmstadt |
| artin (born 5 January 1959) is the presenter of | BBC antiques programme Flog It!. |
| The | BBC appearance prompted The Docklands newspaper to |
| 2009 she started presenting sports news for the | BBC, appearing on the BBC News Channel in the UK an |
| This song was featured on a | BBC Apprentice advertisement in 2010. |
| ble Olympic quest", Tuhabonye interviwed by the | BBC, April 12, 2008 |
| BBC Arabic can also be seen via www.bbcarabic.com. | |
| The | BBC Arabic service started in 1938 as 65 minute bro |
| ipt writer for The Archers in 2003 and runs the | BBC Archers website. |
| two episodes of The Borderers were part of the | BBC Archive Trial. |
| Death of the Working Classes - | BBC Archive - first broadcast February 1988 |
| It contains recordings from the | BBC archive including some tracks from the John Pee |
| BBC Archive and Information and BBC Music Library w | |
| No episodes survive in the | BBC archive, though there is a recording of the pil |
| All six episodes survive in the | BBC archives and in private collections. |
| It remained in the | BBC archives for 16 years until it was released on |
| has been reported that tape copies exist in the | BBC archives, although several tapes are missing. |
| isodes of The Macra Terror are missing from the | BBC archives. |
| isodes 1, 2, 3, 5, 7 and 8 are missing from the | BBC Archives. |
| sodes one and three of this serial exist in the | BBC archives. |
| The series was a casualty of the | BBC's wiping policy of the era and no longer exists |
| Due to the | BBC's wiping policy of the era, the series mostly n |
| Descriptions of the characters, created by the | BBC, are given to all their local radio presenters |
| Contributing units of the | BBC are BBC Science, the Natural History Unit, the |
| Imagine IMAGINE ( | BBC Arena/ORF) (2003) |
| le Mill special documentary was produced by the | BBC around this time discussing his career and the |
| BBC article | |
| picking that point up, it was supported by the | BBC article cited, but is patent nonsense. |
| BBC article on the mill and the transatlantic cable | |
| The | BBC article, by Dan Parkinson, characterized the so |
| It is now commonly used in media such as this | BBC article. |
| Also the | BBC articles on the incident contradict this statem |
| Expand: All 10 start-class | BBC articles with Top importance - see here, BBC Ja |
| ent of this seems to be largely the same as the | BBC article[]. |
| In 2010, Lavelle was employed by the | BBC as a news correspondent for BBC Breakfast and B |
| In 2007 he joined the | BBC as Controller, User Experience and Design at th |
| After graduation in 1992, he joined the | BBC as a trainee local reporter. |
| He joined the | BBC as a trainee in the BBC World Service in 1968. |
| his doctorate, Lifen worked for 10 years at the | BBC as assistant producer for TV, producer, senior |
| paper for Young People, before working with the | BBC as a youth reporter for the BBC Nature series, |
| He worked for the | BBC as a radio producer for 10 years, working on a |
| In 1960, he joined the | BBC as a trainee. |
| She returned to the | BBC as Controller of BBC Four after five years. |
| rt of the BBC/ITV ratings wars, he rejoined the | BBC as Head of Television Light Entertainment. |
| He currently works for the | BBC as an expert and outspoken pundit, and presents |
| In 1963, he joined the | BBC as a studio manager, specialising in radio dram |
| Campbell was named by the | BBC as one of the perpetrators of the 1998 Omagh bo |
| Hall joined the | BBC as a trainee after graduating. |
| Pantomania, or Dick Whittington (1956) | BBC, as The Good Fairy,(written by Eric Sykes) |
| a British journalist, currently working for the | BBC as the regular presenter of BBC Breakfast's bus |
| 'Sweet As You Are' was filmed by the | BBC as a theatre performance. |
| he resigned from Hat Trick and returned to the | BBC as BBC Television's Head of Comedy, requesting |
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