The BBC's Afghan lifeline

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The BBC's World Service is the only unbiased source of news for the vast majority of Afghans. People listen with great interest, and welcome the fact that the World Service can keep them informed about vital issues such as polio vaccination programmes.

Radio Broadcasting, Radio broadcasting stations, Radio broadcasting industry, Influence, Afghanistan, British Broadcasting Corp. BBC World Service

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The curious case of Esther's sidekick, the BBC, the RAF and the bombing of Baghdad

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Freelance journalist Howard Leader's report on the bombing of military facilities in Iraq by UK Tornado jets is discussed. The fact that he exaggerated the success of this campaign is highlighted.

Analysis, Ethical aspects, Media coverage, Journalistic ethics, Bombings, Leader, Howard

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Goodbye to the leader of the gang

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The life and career of the British radio producer and broadcaster John Walters are examined in detail. He produced the BBC Radio One show of DJ John Peel for 25 years. He died in Jul 2001.

Biography, Radio producers and directors, Radio producers, Walters, John

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