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| currently a commentator and football pundit for | BBC Wales. |
| Sue Charles is a TV and weather presenter for | BBC Wales. |
| She made her debut in 1964 with the | BBC Wales. |
| is currently Head of Internal Communications at | BBC Wales. |
| awarded in 1954, and is currently organised by | BBC Wales. |
| The | BBC wanted to use their own computer, so the BBC Mi |
| Peter Marsh's review for the | BBC was less-than-favorable. |
| His time at the | BBC was almost entirely in daily news. |
| The five-part series for the | BBC was well received by both the press and the pub |
| His proposal to the | BBC was based on his notes from that research. |
| A live version recorded by The Who at the | BBC was released on their album BBC Sessions. |
| The | BBC was not happy about the show and came close to |
| But in the actual elections | BBC was part of Left Front. |
| The Guardian La Times Business Week GigaOm The | BBC Washington Post USA Today TechCrunch |
| In 1997, he became the | BBC Washington correspondent remaining in the post |
| Group shown and recommended by the | BBC Watchdog program. |
| Online Wearside is covered primarily by | BBC Wear a regional subdivision of the BBC. |
| He returned to the | BBC Weather Centre in 2006, and is now broadcasting |
| weather presenter who previously presented for | BBC Weather |
| ori Lacey is a weather forecaster who works for | BBC Weather mainly on Radio Five Live. |
| Lacey joined the | BBC Weather Centre in April 2001, with her first br |
| In 1997 she moved to the | BBC Weather Centre in London to work for BBC News. |
| He then joined the | BBC Weather Centre in May 2001 as a Broadcast Assis |
| unced that Philip would no longer be presenting | BBC weather forecasts. |
| He has been with the | BBC Weather centre since April 1998. |
| Young joined the | BBC Weather Centre in November 1993. |
| She left the | BBC Weather Centre, once again, in March 2007. |
| He joined the team at the | BBC Weather Centre in London in January 2007, and c |
| lip Avery (born 15 November 1959) is a national | BBC Weather forecaster, appearing regularly on BBC |
| He joined the | BBC Weather Centre in 2000, working as a broadcast |
| Chris Fawkes (born Stockport, UK) is a | BBC Weather forecaster. |
| Keeley Donovan, | BBC weather presenter |
| McCabe joined the | BBC Weather team in September 2003 and started her |
| Peter Cockroft, | BBC weather presenter |
| On his return, King was assigned to | BBC Weather in August 2008, presenting across the e |
| r (born 3 June 1976 in Blackburn, England) is a | BBC Weather forecaster. |
| Louise Lear (born 1967 in Sheffield), is a | BBC Weather presenter, appearing on BBC News, BBC W |
| Charlton returned to | BBC Weather bulletins in March 2006, appearing regu |
| (1944 to date) Meteorologist and long standing | BBC Weatherman |
| Bill Giles, former | BBC weatherman |
| Ian McCaskill (born 28 July 1938) is a former | BBC weatherman. |
| en widely publicised, including mentions on the | BBC website and in the local press. |
| Shouldn Jodie on the | BBC website family be Harry as a step dad not a rea |
| I have a reference for this from the | BBC website news story. |
| The official music video was launched on the | BBC website on 31 March 2009. |
| The current | BBC website lists the Sea Devils as an appearance o |
| A link was put up on the | BBC website to the video on YouTube. |
| According to the | BBC website, he changed his name upon release and s |
| rogramme can be watched at any time through the | BBC website. |
| anytime during the week of transmission on the | BBC website. |
| 07 and is also available for streaming from the | BBC website. |
| nd Spitfires at RAF Perranporth is shown on the | BBC website. |
| didnt she once have a character profile on | BBC website? |
| As it was titled, the | BBC Welsh Orchestra grew steadily until it reached |
| Royal Albert Hall, and during 1942 Wood and the | BBC were reconciled. |
| The | BBC were broadcasting the game for Match of the Day |
| uglas Mounce (Sunday Late Show - simulcast with | BBC West and BBC South West stations) |
| By 1988, she moved to | BBC West in Bristol and became a presenter of Point |
| asting House (Bristol), the headquarters of the | BBC West region |
| BBC West is the BBC English Region serving Bristol, | |
| BBC West also produces regional news & local radio | |
| BBC West's television service (broadcast on BBC One | |
| 2002 | BBC What the Papers Say Foreign Correspondent of th |
| Fulton was working for the | BBC when he travelled to Karachi, Pakistan, to laun |
| She returned to the | BBC when the digital channel BBC Four was establish |
| e and produced schools radio programmes for the | BBC, where she remained for thirteen years. |
| ); with the Carl Rosa Opera Company and for the | BBC, where he conducted the BBC Singers for eleven |
| mer radio journalist having spent time with the | BBC where he was one of the organisations youngest |
| In 2000, Tanya joined the | BBC where she spent seven years on BBC Radio 4's aw |
| Sky News and before that, a journalist with the | BBC where he presented and reported for BBC Look Ea |
| former member of the Board of Governors of the | BBC, where he served two terms, and subsequently on |
| She then moved to the | BBC where she worked at On the Record, The Politics |
| pressionists is a 3 part factual drama from the | BBC, which reconstructs the origins of the Impressi |
| professor Michael Geist wrote a column for the | BBC which suggested UE's actions lacked reasonable |
| College grew out of the Brisbane Boys' College ( | BBC), which was founded in 1902. |
| 1970s he worked as a publicity officer for the | BBC while continuing to cover live sport events. |
| BBC White City is a short distance away from BBC Te | |
| BBC White City on a foggy day | |
| BBC White City, main entrance | |
| BBC White City refers both to a collection of BBC b | |
| how itself tried and failed to compete with the | BBC who had the long established Top of the Pops. |
| She is the official historian of the | BBC, who is continuing Asa Briggs multi-volume acco |
| The programme content was provided by the | BBC who, from January 2010, now make it available o |
| BBC Wildlife was launched in January 1963 as Animal | |
| BBC Wildlife is a British glossy, all-colour, month | |
| He wrote a column for | BBC Wildlife Magazine for several years. |
| "Spiders from Mars" | BBC Wildlife on One, David Attenborough |
| In 1983, it was relaunched as | BBC Wildlife Magazine by BBC Magazines and edited f |
| Venom ER is a television program made by the | BBC Wildvision department of the BBC Natural Histor |
| BBC Wiltshire is the BBC Local Radio station and BB | |
| the orchestra of the Royal Opera House and the | BBC Wireless Orchestra before becoming principal cl |
| She joined the | BBC with work experience at BBC Radio Leicester. |
| BBC with Greg Palast | |
| He commentates on swimming for the | BBC with fellow Olympian Adrian Moorhouse. |
| The British show is produced for the | BBC with public funds while the American show airs |
| The episodes were later destroyed by the | BBC, with none extant in the archives as of 2009. |
| She also assisted the | BBC with coverage of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olym |
| The film caused controversy at the | BBC, with some claiming BBC licence payer's money w |
| s of the show were produced and released by the | BBC, with episodes broadcast on the digital radio s |
| With the outbreak of World War II in 1939, the | BBC withdrew its support. |
| In 1986 after the | BBC withdrew from the case Hamilton was awarded £20 |
| During the station's downtime, the | BBC WM frequency broadcasts BBC Radio 5 Live. |
| Jenny Wilkes, | BBC WM radio presenter |
| The region is the controlling centre for | BBC WM, BBC Coventry and Warwickshire, BBC Hereford |
| Ross takes over the Saturday breakfast show on | BBC WM. |
| play is available on DVD with Rosenthal's other | BBC work. |
| current role as political correspondent for the | BBC, working across a range of programmes in televi |
| lopment for Archive Development projects at the | BBC, working with Tony Ageh (formerly of The Guardi |
| She joined the | BBC working as a personal assistant at Radio 2. |
| GMT is aired from 1200-1300 GMT on weekdays on | BBC World News. |
| GMT is a news programme on | BBC World News that first premiered on 1 February 2 |
| BBC World News is the standard news bulletin featur | |
| e taking up this role Mackenzie appeared on the | BBC World Service for a number of years, and also p |
| ing is a journalist and news presenter with the | BBC World Service. |
| , she has been presenting World Briefing on the | BBC World Service. |
| Behrouz Afagh joined | BBC World Service in 1983. |
| a producer for the Romanian-language edition of | BBC World Service. |
| e worked as a frontline news presenter with the | BBC World Service. |
| spare time, she is also a features reporter for | BBC World News. |
| Morgan (29 December 1938-26 June 2002) was the | BBC World Service's Economics Correspondent from 19 |
| location of one of the main transmitters of the | BBC World Service in Europe. |
| There are no longer any 'headlines' from | BBC World News. |
| die presents for Radio 4; Alan Johnston for the | BBC World Service. |
| BBC World Service Television (WSTV) was the name gi | |
| Local broadcast times can be found at | BBC World News Schedules |
| y business news programme broadcast globally on | BBC World News. |
| ed "Jah Wobble's Mystical Musical Tour" for the | BBC World Service, "Salt 'n' Pepa - Push it" for BB |
| s a popular weekly car and motorbike program on | BBC World News India. |
| lection of programmes originally transmitted on | BBC World News, that are broadcast exclusively on B |
| FOOC is broadcast on the | BBC World Service and BBC Radio 4, and was one of t |
| Owen Thomas is a news presenter on | BBC World News, based in London. |
| He also presents news programmes on the | BBC World Service (radio). |
| his own entertainment show, E24, at weekends on | BBC World News about theatre, film, music and arts |
| 25 January - The | BBC World Service is to close five of its language |
| two stations - on 16 January 1995 the news-led | BBC World (now BBC World News) and on 30 January 19 |
| hosted by Michael Peschardt, that premiered on | BBC World on 1 April 2006. |
| nted the request programme Anything Goes on the | BBC World Service. |
| Mike Wooldridge, | BBC world affairs correspondent |
| BBC World Service. | |
| He has joined the Persian Section of | BBC World Service as a multimedia producer in 2004. |
| Embley joined | BBC World in 1995, and stayed there for two years u |
| Bannister currently hosts Outlook on the | BBC World Service. |
| Each edition was broadcast on the | BBC World Service several times during the week. |
| She has performed live on the | BBC World Service and on Radio 3's In Tune. |
| She presents weekends on | BBC World News. |
| The News Feature Award - Return to Sarajevo ( | BBC World Service) |
| an accompanying four-part podcast series on the | BBC World Service. |
| BBC World News | |
| The | BBC's international operations initially consisted |
| Furniture, Maya Gilder became a producer at the | BBC World Service. |
| In 2006, | BBC World reported on the festival, which brought i |
| Robert Jobbins OBE, Director of News, | BBC World Service from 1996-2001 |
| Manisha Tank, former | BBC World presenter, and currently with CNN. |
| After presenting the | BBC's Newsnight programme (from its inception in 19 |
| They were also broadcast on the | BBC World Service station as part of the "Letter fr |
| egan with the Birmingham Post and he joined the | BBC World Service in 1987. |
| Alpha and Omega were first broadcast on the | BBC World Service in 2001 and 2002 respectively bef |
| ld Today, Newshour and other programmes for the | BBC World Service. |
| ay (1997 radio series), over 30 episodes of the | BBC World Service Drama |
| r who is working as a television journalist for | BBC World News. |
| of WCQS, it broke off in 2008 and now airs the | BBC World Service full-time. |
| BBC World News on other cable systems | |
| Dumor is the only West African news reader on | BBC World News. |
| In 1991, the channel was replaced by | BBC World Service Television, which was itself repl |
| adcast four days a week (Monday to Thursday) on | BBC World News and the BBC News channel. |
| Mary Rhodes is a regular sports presenter on | BBC World throughout the week and often presents th |
| 2006, he has also presented World News Today on | BBC World News. |
| she was with | BBC World Service for sometime. |
| BBC World News is a British news channel which is a | |
| born 1955 in Surrey, England) is a presenter on | BBC World News, an international news and current a |
| He moved to the | BBC's Cairo Bureau in 1992 and spent three years (1 |
| BBC World Service newscasts are heard atop each hou | |
| From June 2004, Kay co-presented the | BBC World news bulletins with Mike Embley in London |
| BBC World at the time of the quake cited Indian mil | |
| He presents the news between 0800 - 1200 on | BBC World News. |
| She received the | BBC World Music Award for Best Artist of the Americ |
| Later on assigned as a producer for the | BBC World in London. |
| A | BBC World Service Listner for over Forty years |
| The | BBC World Service News studio looked like the BBC's |
| d was a weekly half-hour radio programme on the | BBC World Service about books and writers. |
| vel news television show, which is broadcast on | BBC World News with individual segments being broad |
| Since | BBC World News's inception in 1995, the BBC sought |
| She is one of the main news anchors with | BBC World News. |
| The Forum is broadcast through the | BBC World Service and its international broadcastin |
| In 1997, | BBC World was given an almost identical look to BBC |
| elyan is also an occasional relief presenter on | BBC World News America. |
| Gifford was on staff at the | BBC World Service for three years. |
| 2009, Saba presented a four part series on the | BBC World Service called A Taste of Iran. |
| BBC World News (programme), a world news programme | |
| Behrouz Afagh is Head of | BBC World Service's Asia & Pacific Region. |
| He also periodically presents | BBC World News America, from Washington, DC. |
| Nunes joined the | BBC World Service as a producer and presenter of cu |
| BBC World News, a 24-hour international news channe | |
| His reports can be seen or heard on Newsnight, | BBC World Service radio, BBC World News, BBC News, |
| acted in a number of radio productions for the | BBC World Service. |
| For decades it was also broadcast worldwide via | BBC World Service shortwave. |
| He has also been a presenter for | BBC World and a councillor on Oxfordshire County Co |
| The television channels it broadcasts include | BBC World News and the Australia Network. |
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