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| l Peschardt is a journalist and broadcaster for | BBC News. |
| Human rights were grossly abused that time," | BBC News. |
| -- DfES Spokesperson, | BBC News. |
| nalist, currently Middle East correspondent for | BBC News. |
| There, she freelanced for the | BBC News. |
| She reported for | BBC News. |
| She has also presented HARDtalk on | BBC News. |
| 2009, she reported on the G20 London summit for | BBC News. |
| sports reporter and correspondent, presently on | BBC News. |
| ades is a journalist and newsreader working for | BBC News. |
| orn 1975) is a British journalist who works for | BBC News. |
| t she would present on CNN, before returning to | BBC News. |
| ional presenting roles as a relief presenter on | BBC News. |
| tinues to occasionally present relief shifts on | BBC News. |
| Sally Nugent is a journalist who works for | BBC News. |
| was a British foreign and war correspondent for | BBC News. |
| ynolds (born 1974) has been a correspondent for | BBC News. |
| 2010, the video went viral and was featured on | BBC News. |
| She is currently back in the City, working for | BBC News. |
| BBC News: Expulsion | |
| BBC News: The decline of the miners' union | |
| Kate Silverton - | BBC newscaster |
| BBC Newshour, an hour-long news bulletin is broadca | |
| In addition to presenting | BBC Newsline on a regular basis, he has also presen |
| Barra Best Journalist and weather presenter, | BBC Newsline |
| Donna Traynor - Presenter on | BBC Newsline |
| The first edition of | BBC Newsline was broadcast on 12 February 1996. |
| He currently works as a journalist for | BBC Newsline. |
| eporter and presenter before recently moving to | BBC Newsline. |
| Angie Phillips is a meteorologist for | BBC Newsline. |
| currently works as a reporter and presenter on | BBC Newsline. |
| red a number of programmes, including CNN Live, | BBC Newsnight and BBC News 24, as well as Radio 4's |
| He was appointed | BBC Newsnight Washington correspondent and was an e |
| He has appeared on | BBC Newsnight, Sky News and Channel Four news. |
| - Dizzee Rascal in an interview with | BBC Newsnight. |
| Whitmore is best known as a | BBC newsreader in the 1970s and 1980s. |
| Ronald Fletcher - | BBC Newsreader |
| Peter resembles former | BBC newsreader Richard Whitmore; his name is clearl |
| 1991/2001 - | BBC Newsroom Southeast |
| Peter Ruff - news reporter, who moved to the | BBC newsroom in London, went on to become the BBC's |
| BBC: NI doctors in Everest rescue drama | |
| BBC NI Controller Anna Carragher said she was deepl | |
| The first hole has been nominated twice in | BBC NI's toughest Par 3. |
| 0 he was promoted to become the producer of the | BBC Nine O'Clock News, where he remained until 1994 |
| to the UK to become the assistant editor on the | BBC Nine O'Clock News, remaining with the program w |
| y to popular legend, while Shep belonged to the | BBC, Noakes was not required to return Shep to the |
| However, some networked output from the | BBC North East and Cumbria and BBC Yorkshire region |
| Washington D.C. she joined the weather team at | BBC North East and Cumbria where she spent one year |
| Cumbria were transferred from Manchester-based | BBC North West to the BBC North East region, prompt |
| The current | BBC North East and Cumbria name was adopted in autu |
| It was also around this time that the name | BBC North was dropped, and BBC Yorkshire was adopte |
| This provides | BBC North West and ITV Granada. |
| lton) is a television weather presenter for the | BBC North region. |
| ity Goodey CBE, former presenter on Radio 4 and | BBC North West Tonight |
| BBC North East and Cumbria: John Caine's Rock Show | |
| worked as a reporter and bulletin presenter for | BBC North West Tonight and for a brief period was a |
| BBC North Male Sports Personality of the Year 2007 | |
| orecaster and presents the weather forecasts on | BBC North West Today. |
| Stott is now the regular weather presenter for | BBC North West Today breakfast and lunchtime bullet |
| BBC North West Tonight is a nightly regional news p | |
| Produced by | BBC North West, the programme airs at 6.30pm and at |
| Mark Edwardson is a TV news presenter for | BBC North West Tonight, mainly presenting weekend b |
| BBC North East and Cumbria is the BBC English Regio | |
| o Manchester to work as an autocue operator for | BBC North West Tonight. |
| Eno Eruotor is a weather presenter for | BBC North West Tonight. |
| BBC North West: Indus is broadcast on Radio Manches | |
| dio York also carries some programming from the | BBC North East and Cumbria region. |
| She then joined | BBC North West as a presenter/reporter for North We |
| BBC North West also produces regional news & local | |
| Chairman, | BBC North Regional Advisory Council |
| The | BBC Northamptonshire website, launched on 2 April 2 |
| Nesbitt worked as a sports reporter at | BBC Northern Ireland and progressed to presenting G |
| He joined | BBC Northern Ireland in 1994 as a research executiv |
| 'Brien is an Irish journalist and producer with | BBC Northern Ireland. |
| n addition, Susie still does freelance work for | BBC Northern Ireland. |
| ng in Manchester he was a regular member of the | BBC Northern Singers |
| orthern Ireland) is a broadcast journalist with | BBC Northern Ireland. |
| It was premiered by the composer conducting the | BBC Northern Symphony Orchestra in Sheffield in Jun |
| oadcasting House (Belfast), the headquarters of | BBC Northern Ireland |
| Meeting the head of | BBC Northern Ireland at a conference led to him wor |
| In addition, he presents television series for | BBC Northern Ireland. |
| She moved to | BBC Northern Ireland in 1984 to present the main ea |
| She joined | BBC Northern Ireland as a newsreader and announcer, |
| The piece was recorded in 1978 by the | BBC Northern Symphony Orchestra. |
| Conductor, | BBC Northern Orchestra, 1952-57 |
| a number of television and radio programmes for | BBC Northern Ireland. |
| ton (born Ballymena, 1965) is the Controller of | BBC Northern Ireland. |
| xisted in its present form since 1981, when the | BBC Northern Ireland Orchestra (BBC NIO) was disban |
| covered maternity leave on the weather team at | BBC Northern Ireland where he presented the weather |
| This work is the subject of a | BBC Northern Ireland documentary entitled Jewel in |
| Peter Bowker and has been produced by Kudos for | BBC Northern Ireland. |
| BBC Northern Ireland featured the events live on ai | |
| He was the chief conductor of the | BBC Northern Orchestra (later the BBC Philharmonic) |
| orked as a continuity announcer and director at | BBC Northern Ireland. |
| As part of his association with | BBC NOW, Puw was commissioned by the BBC to compose |
| 24, 2010, Senderos signed for Swiss club Sdent | BBC Nyon. |
| There were live interviews with ABC, SBS, | BBC, NZBC, Houston Radio, USA along with commercial |
| gn ministry reviewed the 348 documents that the | BBC obtained in 2001 under the Freedom of Informati |
| The orchestra performed in dramatisation by the | BBC of Beethoven's performing of his third symphony |
| Half a Smile from Stoke | BBC Omnibus production |
| Animal Park was broadcast by the | BBC on BBC Two, with repeats appearing on BBC One o |
| O'Donoghue joined the | BBC on graduation, becoming a junior reporter on BB |
| He joined the | BBC on the same day as Jeremy Paxman under the grad |
| mentary television series that premiered on the | BBC on September 17, 2003. |
| Peat retired from the board of the | BBC on 31 December 2010 after serving two terms. |
| He is a regular contributor to the | BBC on religious, ethical and historical issues. |
| BBC on Demand. | |
| re media related role, appearing on Blue Peter, | BBC's 'They Think its all Over', TV advert for Phys |
| He became Vice-Chairman of the | BBC on 1 January 2002 for a four-year term. |
| He has also written for the | BBC, on 'Romanisation', and Roman Britain, 43-410 A |
| He was a reporter for the | BBC on East Midlands TV. |
| I Used To Work At The Zoo" has been used by the | BBC on their programme, Animal Park. |
| He commentated for the | BBC on every Challenge Cup final between 1982 and 2 |
| of these compilations were reissued (not by the | BBC) on Region 0 (worldwide) DVD in 2000. |
| Peat joined the | BBC on 1 January 2005 as the National Governor for |
| The episode was officially announced by the | BBC on 21 October. |
| She then worked for the | BBC on the Radio 4 programmes Farming Today, Costin |
| It was broadcast by the | BBC on 5 March 1975. |
| She started her career at the | BBC on BBC Radio Newcastle in 1999 and also reporte |
| Reported for the | BBC on all of those and Radio 1, Radio 2, Radio 4, |
| This was transmitted twice by the | BBC once in 1974 and again in 1975. |
| In the | BBC's four-part drama Garrow's Law, he stars in the |
| elevision and is the sister Scottish channel of | BBC One Scotland. |
| s created by Anthony Horowitz, and broadcast on | BBC One from 2001 to 2003. |
| nt organised by Comic Relief, broadcast live on | BBC One and BBC Two from the evening of 13 March 20 |
| It was first broadcast on | BBC One in late 2004. |
| The programme is broadcast on | BBC One from studios at the BBC's East Midlands bro |
| e is one of the presenters of Midlands Today on | BBC One and has appeared on BBC Breakfast as the pr |
| The Crouches is a sitcom which aired on | BBC One between 2003 and 2005. |
| tings success, What Not to Wear was promoted to | BBC One in 2004 to air its fourth series. |
| It first aired on | BBC One in four 50-minute episodes on September 13, |
| The track was featured on the | BBC's review of the 1960s music scene, Pop Go The S |
| The programme finished behind | BBC One and ITV but ahead of Channel 4 and Five. |
| as narrated by Tom Conti, and made its debut on | BBC One on Sunday 8 May 2011. |
| wrote episodes for the ITV series Primeval, the | BBC One series Spooks, its BBC Three spin-off Spook |
| r work has included "What Ron Said'"', shown on | BBC One and "So What Do You Do All Day"'', a busine |
| It was broadcast on | BBC One from 2002 to 2004. |
| It was broadcast on | BBC One on 12 April 2008. |
| The work was broadcast on | BBC One on the 21 March 2010 and can be viewed on t |
| channel broadcast a mix of programmes shown on | BBC One and BBC Two in the United Kingdom, as well |
| Other bulletins followed the | BBC One O'Clock News and the BBC Ten O'Clock News. |
| In 1981, | BBC One Controller Bill Cotton was promoted, and Ha |
| Originally X-perimental was shown on | BBC One for both series but series 2 was repeated o |
| 00-0600 GMT the programme is shown in the UK on | BBC One and the BBC News Channel, and is simply bra |
| oy Trap is a daytime British television show on | BBC One presented by Clive Holland. |
| The series debuted on 1 November 2009 on | BBC One and BBC HD. |
| ent years and has appeared in two series of the | BBC One programme, 'The Estate We're In' in 2008 an |
| The episodes were shown again on | BBC One days later. |
| During the headlines and 'coming up' section, | BBC One viewers see a preview of the stories to com |
| Mawhinney also appears on the | BBC One weekend lunchtime bulletins as part of her |
| In October 2009, they featured on the UK | BBC One television program, Friday Night with Jonat |
| Late Kick Off is a | BBC One regional television football programme whic |
| See You In Court is a 2011 | BBC One documentary series about celebrities taking |
| In 2005 Sopel joined The Politics Show on | BBC One replacing Jeremy Vine as the programme's ma |
| It originally aired on | BBC One and repeated on the CBBC Channel. |
| Original broadcast: 5 January - 28 May 2002, | BBC One |
| Original broadcast: 22 April - 17 June 2001, | BBC One |
| Original broadcast: 25 January - 29 June 2003, | BBC One |
| (formerly Granada Television) and premiered on | BBC One on 26 December 2007. |
| dicoat is an announcer on various programmes on | BBC One and BBC Radio 2; he is probably best known |
| It is currently broadcast live on | BBC One between 10:00am and 11:00am on Sunday, repl |
| It was formerly broadcast on | BBC One from 1986 to 2000. |
| BBC One Wales, ITV1 Wales and S4C were all switched | |
| It was first shown on | BBC One and BBC HD in October and November 2009. |
| n 2005, Tarbuck appeared as Mrs. Jellyby in the | BBC One Serial Bleak House. |
| She left in 2001, and has since starred in | BBC One police drama, Merseybeat as PC Jackie Brown |
| The case was also covered in the | BBC One series Secrets of the Paranormal, presented |
| Walk on the Wild Side (Voice) - | BBC One (2009) |
| Durham - Wedensday 20th April 2011 @ 7.30pm on | BBC One and BBC One HD |
| The 4 episode show was aired on | BBC One and BBC HD in the United Kingdom on Monday |
| Dibley joined the cast of | BBC One daytime soap opera Doctors in August 2010. |
| The series was broadcast in September 2009 on | BBC One in the United Kingdom in a three-part run. |
| North West edition of the The Politics Show on | BBC One on Sunday mornings. |
| Harpers' girlfriends, a police officer, in the | BBC One situation comedy My Family. |
| t critical failure, which Harries blamed on the | BBC One schedulers. |
| The Politics Show is an hour long | BBC One television political programme broadcast in |
| Fingersmith (2005), | BBC One |
| The series began airing on | BBC One on 10 October 2010 at a 9pm timeslot, with |
| Eastenders - | BBC One |
| It originally aired on September 15, 2002 on | BBC One Scotland. |
| Out of Control was broadcast on | BBC One on 15 September 2002 as one of the lynchpin |
| The Graham Norton Show - | BBC One (2011) - Series 9, Episode 1 |
| sie in "O Best Beloved" (#1.4); 27 August 2000, | BBC One |
| h Newman in "Runaway" (#3.12); 23 January 2001, | BBC One |
| entitled Torchwood: Children of Earth, aired on | BBC One and BBC HD between 6 July and 10 July 2009. |
| Through her agent, she heard about the role in | BBC One soap opera EastEnders, and went to the BBC |
| Accidents Can Happen is a daytime | BBC One programme produced by Twofour. |
| Produced by the | BBC, one series of 10 episodes was first shown in 1 |
| English Teacher Tom Clarkson on the successful | BBC One drama series, Waterloo Road. |
| The first episode aired on | BBC One and BBC HD 20 February 2011, the two remain |
| bies (both the separate channel and CBeebies on | BBC One and BBC Two). |
| One of the | BBC One idents involving Kites was shot at Ynyslas. |
| episode was first broadcast on 30 April 2011 on | BBC One in the United Kingdom and on BBC America in |
| It was first broadcast on | BBC One on 30 June 2010. |
| She also presented the | BBC One spin-off programme Holiday 10 Best. |
| s, he was lead writer and series consultant for | BBC One soap opera EastEnders. |
| the lead role of May Moss in the Liverpool-set | BBC One drama Lilies. |
| It premiered on | BBC One on Remembrance Sunday 2007. |
| ult was made into seven one-hour programmes for | BBC One and simulcast on BBC HD. |
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