British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

The key stakeholders of the BBC include its viewers and listeners, who consume its content and provide ratings and feedback. Additionally, the British government is a key stakeholder as it oversees the BBC's funding and regulatory compliance. Shareholders of BBC Studios, the commercial arm of the BBC, also have a stake in the organization's success. Lastly, employees and journalists working for the BBC are important stakeholders as they contribute to the production and dissemination of its content.

Well, honey, BBC Bitesize is like a mixed bag of nuts. The advantages are that it offers free educational resources and interactive content to help students study. But let's not sugarcoat it, the disadvantages include limited depth of information and sometimes outdated material. So, use it wisely, darling.

The BBC is considered a reliable site because it follows strict journalistic standards, such as accuracy, fairness, and impartiality. It has a reputation for providing well-researched, in-depth reporting from a wide range of perspectives. Additionally, the BBC is publicly funded, which helps to ensure its independence from commercial or political influences.

The BBC does not disclose specific financial figures for individual programs like "Planet Earth." The series is part of the BBC's Natural History Unit, which generates revenue through various means such as broadcast rights, merchandise sales, and licensing agreements. "Planet Earth" is a highly popular and successful series, contributing to the overall financial success of the BBC.

In the 1960s, around 92% of households in the UK had a television set. Television ownership was increasing rapidly during that time due to the popularity of programs like the BBC's "Coronation Street" and ITV's "The Avengers."

According to the BBC all but approximately 1 million people in the UK have no requirement for a TV Licence. It would be impossible to calculate the true percentage of people who do not utilise or have access to the BBC's services (TV, Radio or Online) but it is safe to assume that the figure would be very low. I would personally estimate it at less than 5%.

His mother is Lynne Smith, and his father is David Smith, a former footballer for Notts County FC who now runs a plastics manufacturing buisness. His grandfather was also a professional footballer at County level.

He has a younger sister Laura Jayne, who is a cabaret dancer and whose profession has on occasion caused Matt some embarrassment.

He may well have an extended family (i.e. aunties & uncles, cousins, etc.) but little is known about them.

You may be able to find similar clothing items by searching online retailers, costume shops, or specialty stores that sell medieval or fantasy-themed clothing. Another option is to search for replica costumes specifically designed to resemble Merlin's outfit from the BBC series.

The first BBC announcement in "The Birds" by Daphne du Maurier foreshadows the impending bird attacks by warning of unusual bird behavior and advising people to stay indoors and keep their windows closed. This sets the tone for the escalating tension and danger that the characters will face as the story progresses.

Sir Alan Sugar has been actively involved in promoting entrepreneurship through his television show "The Apprentice" and his various business ventures. He continues to inspire and mentor aspiring entrepreneurs through his experience and success in the business world.

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The BBC is run day-to-day by the Director General. However, he is answerable to a board of governors. The current DG is Mark Thompson.

The series is called 'Coast'

I have this BBC Welsh based drama on video. I taped this in 1992 when it was first broadcast and have now transferred it to DVD. It is a fairly good copy/transfer and I have the full program on DVD. For those who are interested, I can provide a copy. Contact me on Luprano88@hotmail.com.

Hi I found your message online here that you have a full copy of the film morphine and dolly mixtures, I should love to have a copy of it please I was an extra in the film many years ago and because of my work schedule at the time of broadcast I missed the film when it was transmitted on the TV.

I would love to see the film and have told all of my grandchildren about it but none of us have seen it.

If you still have it could you contact me with the details of how I could obtain a copy please as your email is no longer valid

my email is

iblackshaw@sky.com

Helen Boaden

It's one of most subversive elements in UK society. I left the UK two years ago, and the BBC was one of the reasons I left. Biased, lying, ultra-left wing. A cancer. Orwellian. I'd simply had enough.

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Funny that- an embittered ex-pat who hates Britain, presumably, and blames it all on everyone else. He or she is obviously far right-wing because if left-wing he/she would accuse the BBC of being right-wing! The BBC is hated only by a few politicians and newspaper-owners or commercial-broadcasters, and simply for its independence from Government and commerce. Though it's not perfect, it does and indeed has to, try to be fair and neutral, but worse perhaps to its critics, it asks the sort of probing questions that politicians and certain business types hate and fear being asked.

BBC Newsline was created on 1996-02-12.

Dont no sorry

She sang "The Witch's Aria". ---- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdjSickYO9A

A lot. There is:

BBC 1, BBC 2, BBC 3, BBC 4, BBC News, BBC Parliament, CBBC, Cbeebies, BBC Iplayer, BBC England, BBC Scotland, BBC Wales, BBC Northern Ireland, and BBC America

There is BBC radio channels too:

Radio 1, 1Xtra, Radio 2, Radio 3, Radio 4, Radio 5 live,5 live sports extra, 6 music, radio 7, Asian Network