British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

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

According to the BBC's 2005-2006 Annual Report, its income can be broken down as follows: * £3,100.6 million (£3.1bn) in licence fees collected from householders. * £620.0M from BBC Commercial Businesses. * £260.2M from the World Service, of which £239.1 m is from grants (primarily funded by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office), £15.8 m from subscriptions, and £5.3M from other sources. * £24.2M from other income, such as providing content to overseas broadcasters and concert ticket sales.

BBC Radio 6 Music is the sister radio station of BBC Radio 2. The selection of music being featured on BBC Radio 6 Music are mostly dance music, jazzy and souly music and not to mention Carribean music like Jamaican.

You can access archived programs from BBC Radio 4 online from the BBC United Kingdom website under the Radio 4 section. There are over 1200 past broadcasts available.

Sir Michael Lyons

Work started in 1950 and different stages were begun at different times until it was ready to be opened on the 29th of June 1960.

Yes it is in that the British Broadcasting Company is an entity of the British government. It however is not a publicly traded company like in the USA where stock shares are sold to the public to finance a venture.

The BBC website is the website run by the BBC news company. The website itself covers pretty much every aspect of global news, however it mostly tends to pander to the UK.

The BBC i has a protocol of show films having been televised on their network for a short time frame afterward. Not all films for contractual reason make it the "i player". You now have to be a UK resident with a TV licence for watching these programmes.

One can consult a TV guide for BBC television from the following sources: BBC Website, Guardian TV listing, BBC America Schedule, Radio times, Freesat guide, Telegraph, to name a few.

Adrian Chiles

On BBC Two one can watch such programs as Torchwood, Holby City, and Eastenders. One can also find sports and cooking programs, as well as television shows focused on racing and gardening.

i would imagine so, the bbc broadcast all over the world, it is the most powerful broadcast center in the world

Is it Purcell's piece called Dido's Lament / When I am laid in earth? That's the closest I could find.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S_84N0V81U


There are many different versions on YouTube / Spotify

It was the unsinkable aircraft carrier of the Atlantic Ocean.
England was a main factor in World War Two. England experienced many bomb raids. Many people had to sleep in the in the subway stations because it was safe, large, and was underground. Many people died, children were sent into the country or to the United States, and many people were left homeless.

It's broadcast from the BBC's headquarters - Broadcasting House, in London.

5 Cenitmeters :) by sian hadnum :P

The BBC has many top rated shows. BBC One is the premier channel in the brand. The show "Eastenders" is the most popular program. The second most popular program was the World Cup game between Englange and Germany with nearly 16 million viewers.

No, but she does have a long-term partner.

No.

iPlayer is used for recorded programmes.

Sally Nugent and Mike Bushell are the current presenters, in June 2013.

you go on the bbc website and say out loud i would like to download bbc iplayer and it does it in 2 seconds for god sake work it out urself

He made his début in Top Gear on the 20th of October 2002 for the first episode of season 1 of the new format version of the show.

William Tell Overture.