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BBC on defensive over accusations of misleading report
The BBC disclosure that David Kelly was its main source for the Iraq dossier story immediately made the corporation...
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BBC Chairman under fire after admitting Kelly was key source
The BBC faced a deepening crisis last night after admitting David Kelly, the government scientist who apparently co...
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Doctor 'was BBC's only mole'
There was once a Labour defence secretary named Fred Mulley. He was an inoffensive creature who ambled through ghis...
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Heads must roll at BBC
BBC top brass faced calls to quit last night after sensationally naming dead weapons expert Dr David Kelly as the W...
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Euro anger over BSkyB football deal
European regulators are set to cry foul over the prospect of Premier League Football rights being sold excliusively...
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NewsJames Forlong quits Sky News
Sky News announced today that its correspondent James Forlong has resigned following an investigation into allegations that a report by him from submarine HMS Splendid in March contained misleading images and information.
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Record number of TV shows hit by viewer complaints
Viewers angered by the huge rise in sex, violence and bad language on television have complained about a record num...
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Minister broadcasts her desire for competition
The Communications Bill finally receives royal assent. ...
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'Offensive' TV shows set record
Record numbers of television programmes are causing offence to viewers, a broadcasting watchdog says. ...
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Ex-comedian has the last laugh with a£23m deal
A stand-up comedian who realised he would do better sitting behind a desk will pocket almost half of the£23 millio...
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Mps accuse BBC row reporter of changing story
The row between the Government and the BBC over clims that Alastair Campbell 'sexed up' intelligence reports on Ira...
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NewsBSC to probe TV violence
The effects of TV violence on children is set to be investigated by the Broadcasting Standards Commission (BSC) after the watchdog reported a unprecedented rise of violence and foul language in soaps such as Eastenders and Coronation Street, writes Michael Rosser
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NewsBarb's McDevitt to step down
Caroline McDevitt, the chief executive of the Broadcaster's Audience Research Board, has announced that she will step down from the post at the end of the year, writes Jon Rogers
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NewsParadise Hotel gets extended run
Mentorn's prime-time reality show on America's Fox network, Paradise Hotel, has been extended by the broadcaster for an extra six weeks, writes Jon Rogers
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BBC wins praise from key critic
The hugely ambiitious MP for Rhondda, Chris Bryant has led the Labour Party criticism of the Radio 4 Today Programm...
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CHANNEL REPORT - Can QVC stay top of the TV shops?
QVC brought the teleshopping revolution to the UK when it launched here in 1993. Now 10 years on and with more than 20 rival stations, the channel is turning to technology to stay ahead of the competition.
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TX - All in the same boat.
It was the first amphibious assault since Suez and two women were among the 1,100-strong, predominantly
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Everyone's for tennis as long as Tim's on court.
Big Brother Nominations Uncut Tue 19.00 0.55 E4
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OFF THE RECORD - Howells gets to the meat of it.
Former broadcasting minister Kim Howells showed his two years working with precious TV types has not