and this content has been, we broadcast vast satellite in europe. here's what some of the detainees were likely forced to say. my illegal behavior badly damaged the parties, reputation threatened public security, and the judiciary the central government maintains high standards when it comes to good governance and anti corruption. it was not that i did not know if i knew it, but i did not keep it in my heart. joining us as laura hearth campaign director for safeguard defenders, the human rights organization that sounded the alarm about these forced confessions on television alert. you're about to alert french broadcast authorities that one of the channels off a french satellite service. cctv one that is chinese state media has erred these confessions. how do you think, or what do you expect from french officials in terms of their response? first of all, melissa, thank you so much for having me and paying attention to this issue. as you may know, this will not be our 1st report. let's a complaint to the french broadcasting authorities, the, the offic

if you will, in cooperation with those broadcasters, such as cctv and c t and that continue to broadcast in, in europe. obviously these people are tied it up, you know, they're kind of taken out of their usual prison gear, put into some more clothes, maybe the days before they will be treated a bit better. so, you know, we won't see bruises or anything. maybe it will be fed a bit better so they don't seem to come tiny at the moment and they have to memorize the confession script to police will be present. so of the scene that we'll see on tv is of one person, you know, sitting in front of the camera, what we don't see where people standing behind the camera, right. making sure that you know that person as what they're supposed to do. so, i mean, this is really one of that the many human rights violations taking place in, in china. and, you know, the thing is very often european policy makers and other democratic nations ask is, you know, what can we do actually, to make an impact, to stop what's happening in the people's republic of china. well, halting, stopping these, you know, silent

a mobile car, from which the broadcasts were broadcasting , the germans were still in full swing in theding. during the retreat, they blew up, the transmitting radio stations took out the equipment, installed a new one. what is called from wheels, only a few rooms were adapted for work, but another text that was to be read on the air did not allow to overcome the excitement. this was a message from the extraordinary commission of belarus about the atrocities of the german fascist invaders in minsk at noon on september 22, 1944 . residents of the republic since the pre-war period of the ussr and terrible figures about the damage caused to the republic by the nazis destruction only in the capital and large cities in vitebsk mogilev gomel from 70 to 90 percent human losses in the whole of belarus more than 3 million inhabitants another 3 million remained homeless 2 million. forced to live in dugouts by the nazis , more than 10,000 enterprises were plundered. agriculture was destroyed, so, in all areas of the national economy, it does not reach. toy, what people chakali, what strengthened o

in transformed into a global broadcaster.— transformed into a global broadcaster. . �* , broadcaster.oadcaster. in that time it's covered the biggest events | broadcaster. in that time it's| covered the biggest events of successive generations, working to inform, educate and entertain the nation. and throughout those hundred years, bbc has been pushing the: boundaries of years, bbc has been pushing the boundaries of broadcasting, embracing and sometimes even creating the latest technology. we creating the latest technology. 100 ears of creating the latest technology. 100 years of broadcasting, it's amazing. you don't look a day over 30. this studio and alexander palace has a very special place in bbc history. in 1936, the bbc television service was launched right here on the spot. the orchestra would've been here, and acute camera here. she sings and what viewers saw was this. this is adele dixon performing with the bbc television orchestra. she is singing a song called television, which was written especially for the opening night of... ..television. it was broadcast to viewers acros

the basic overview of the performing arts will come in handy here in the broadcast. it is a young radio that we broadcast all the works and in the spring of live life it was a live show, of course, and you, who were always welcomed, can talk about whether a part of the show will be broadcast or not. it's good to see that the expectation of our audience and the specialized audience is that we always cover the side news and dimensions of the hidden layers of the festival plan. in the special format of our program, we try to come and go into the special features of the works of news related to the festival with the presence of expert experts, like clearly and coolly, and of course , what is a complete package of all that is the audience of sima's specialty and of course our audience wants to see and hear the program from the festival what will be the point of connecting to the radio show in the next days? we have a fixed program called dialog. the same group came and until the 41st day of the tv show, the program will be specialized on the theater and performing arts of

and sometimes even creating the latest technology. 100 years of broadcasting. it is amazing when you think of it. you don't look a day over 30. and this studio in alexandra palace has a very special place in bbc history. in 1936 the bbc television service was launched right here on this spot. performers and orchestra would have been here. and a huge camera here! singing and what viewers saw was this. this is adele dixon performing with the bbc television 0rchestra. she is singing a song called television which was written especially for the opening night of...television. it was broadcast to viewers across london and the home counties through the transmitter on alexandra palace, marking the beginning of what was then referred to as high—definition television. before that, television was just an odd fuzzy experiment small, selected audiences. and behind—the—scenes there was a bit of a battle going on. see, the bbc had actually opened up two studios at alexandra palace. this, studio b was a mechanical system which was made byjohn logie baird and it produced an ima

at 1:30 in the morning , broadcast the next day at 16:00. previously designed, it falls into the trap of organizations whose job is to recruit for isis, the amin of the mexico festival , the radio documentary pishvaz, the real voice of the truth , sending honey and the public part of the second pajhwok pajhwok esfand national copper festival will continue. the literary language of this 19th to 22nd festival ardibehesht will be held in the center of international conferences of radio and television and the 41st selection of radio farhang's program on the occasion of the 41st edition of the fajr film festival is the analysis and review of the films in this edition of the program's approaches from 12th to 22nd of bahman. broadcasting marjan sadeghzadeh, radio news agency, non-stop program on channel 3, a platform for questions and answers to these experts and young experts and officials, visual pause for dialogue and direct demands from the officials, will iran be in the region and the world as a country that has there is power and imagined it,

is broadcasted at 9:00 in the old days.man from 9:00 am to now 12:30 from 17:00 to 19:00 in which order in front of number 14, do you have services all over iran? in response to this question, i would like to point out a possibility of an individual and special effect in iran and in honor of the respected director of the network mr. dr. mohammadzadeh. it was created years ago and has grown and today we are faced with the yazd network of the audience of the iranian radio at the country level as iran yaran, in fact, and this network has created a great capacity for us that you can use this capacity on different occasions. there are remote villages and based on a system iran's radio communication work has been established, which has reached its limits , and we have a network with a membership of about 3500 listeners, who were placed with a suitable density at the level of the country from the capacity of your name in different situations, including in ways such as the 22nd of bahman , quds day. or the elections that have been

this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm kasia madera.va is sworn in as president of brazil — 20 years since he first led the country. as russian missiles strike kyiv — a former war crimes prosecutor calls for vladimir putin to be tried this year for crimes against humanity. pope francis pays tribute to his predecessor, benedict, as a "faithful servant of the gospel and the church". climate protest group extinction rebellion says it's going to temporarily stop its public disruption tactics in the uk, and focus instead on large—scale protests.

it to broadcast baseball. and now, in his journey to become a black - he was turned down 25 times rated by a variety of radio stations and finally he got into nj are and got a five minute spot by 1920 and later on it would expand to 15 minutes and was on the ad. and during that he interviewed a lot of sports celebrities. but by the 1930s and the 40s he started calling in for the new york single led by the sports journalist and he also wrote stories for the ledger, which published some of his commentary on baseball that is pretty rare for white owned wspaper read any actually never got paid by the radio station for the work he did. but he did receive money from advertisers from playing the products on the air that's kind of fascinating story therend many had described it as the most and african-american throughout the history in this era read some other words, it wasn't just of the era. and now one other and i can do so many but the last one, one mark just to add a whole other dimension of what is happening her

it to broadcast baseball. and now, in his journey to become a black - he was turned down 25 times rated by a variety of radio stations and finally he got into nj are and got a five minute spot by 1920 and later on it would expand to 15 minutes and was on the ad. and during that he interviewed a lot of sports celebrities. but by the 1930s and the 40s he started calling in for the new york single led by the sports journalist and he also wrote stories for the ledger, which published some of his commentary on baseball that is pretty rare for white owned newspaper read any actually never got paid by the radio station for the work he did. but he did receive money from advertisers from playing the products on the airhat's kind of fascinating story there and many had described it as the most and african-american throughout the history in this era read some other words, it wasn't just of the era. and now one other and i can do so many but the last one, one mark just to add a whole other dimension of what is happening h

well, i haven't checked, but we voted on the first day to broadcast this broadcast in its entirety.nno company? your vision is the same as ms. yevgeny's. no, of course, look. i think that actually, ms. yevgenia is also now in such a situation where she is forced to defend the decision of the authorities, but in fact they still perfectly understand that purely mathematically , even if you look at it, the representation of some political parties and groups on the state- controlled channel is much greater than the other thing is what you just said that, uh, in the 17-minute video, there was time for the speech of our solomia bobrovska or representatives of european solidarity. well, this is telling and it’s not the first time, so it’s always an established practice for the practice of censorship, which, unfortunately, now it is covered by martial law, it is disgraceful, i am sorry, it is not what he is paying for. i want to understand whether the trust or the european solidarity once promised themselves some kind of collaboration with the russian federation, or whether there are curren

let's bring in chris curtis, editor in chief of broadcast magazine. hiya, chris.d to have you back on the media show. so is this the end of the matter? i think it's the end of the potential privatisation and the start of a whole series of new questions around the future of ca. it draws a line under the second attempt over the last six years to privatise the broadcaster. and it's interesting that, essentially, a change of government, a change of culture secretary, has brought a very different view in just a few months�* time. yes, and the former culture secretary, nadine dorries, who held the job under borisjohnson, has already tweeted her displeasure at what's happening. do we understand why there's been a change in tack from the conservatives? look, it depends on what you believe the thrust for all this was over a year ago. channel 4... i think you could make a good case that channel 4 got caught up in a sort of culture wars moment, that it gave borisjohnson, nadine dorries, an opportunity to make a sort of political, cultural point about being seen to be sort of

i know that all the girls have been sentenced for simply doing a live broadcast.f the participants in the protests was killed at the same time he was killed uh, uh, there was such a spontaneous public action, uh, in the fall of 2020, and they had a high- rise building. there was a camera streaming from there, and there was a constant 7-hour stream. uh, to violence, well, introduce yourself. the academy of sciences of belarus made uh, an examination of 7 time streams, uh, and they uh, uh, them the expert assessment was such that there were no appeals, but regardless of this, they later began to accuse them of paralyzing the work of public transport, and estimated at some $1000 that they blocked the street - the crowd blocked the street and it was her fault how would they do it by the names of our girls ? fathers did not fly, we paid a fine of several thousand dollars when the so- called process in belarus began . the enterprise it he said no, we have such an office in the academy of sciences presents expert documents that there were no appeals to the settlements, n

with each broadcast of the finalists, their fate is less and less in the hands of viewers. support your favorite by voice over sms or by phone voting will be open. tomorrow live for 10 minutes the name of the winner of the show factor, buy, we will find out on the twenty-seventh of january on this. i have everything after the panorama we will show a large material from the far east how we build the union of our countries at all levels, and right now christina kamysh is joining me with sports news christina good evening. and a word of thanks to you ekaterina today turned out to be a hockey edition in sports, as in life , victories alternate with defeats of the dynamos. khl upset dynamo in mhl pleased. well, let's start with native extra-league. don't switch. the informational picture of thursday will be supplemented by the sports day. hello, the national ice hockey championship is coming, the most responsible time for the teams is the battle for the final location in the standings and, as a result, getting into the playoffs, the holders of the zhlobin president's cup metallu

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the waist of iran, the first national tv channel has crossed all the boundaries of a reasonable broadcasting grid, a show has appeared, who are an open homosexual who looks exactly like conchita wurst, who has become a mal, that is, in a dress in makeup and at the same time with a beard of stubble on her cheeks, the guests at the shooting are invited to become the host and sharp as roosters and no less vociferous, there must be blacks and for a change in the broadcast than the peonies who won the top model in german for the status of everything in the show, this is a hyped bunch. as again, remember, the rooster and the cuckoo praise each other for everything that is possible, first of all, for the courage to openly propagandize unnatural lgbt plus values ​​from germany's main channel is a great example for young people. dt, by the way, also attracts to the filming of this panog and the hosts suggest that they muster up the courage to become finally. under rainbow flags children and all this is broadcast to an audience of millions around the world good evening and welcome to the salon simonet

eh, broadcast, so yeltsin did not allow me to meet with him., so what, you won’t meet anything either. i say interesting things you get, but the person is defeated. so why did they wipe his feet? what will happen if you family is here he says, well i brought up, so that i say, you do not decree me, i am under federal control. and then, after a few literally no, not gorbachev's first assistant, and he can't ask. i said, can i give our television? i never thought that i would sit with you in the studio for the entire interview. traitorous behavior is the difference between a man and a woman noticed then it turns out that my husband and my cat are the most intelligent creatures of orientalism. this is conditionally some kind of parallel agenda, continuation of the conversation in the new episodes of our podcasts, so that nothing don't miss. subscribe listen and watch on the video platform watching.

this is the news of the country and abroad. broadcasts of especially important events live broadcasts from the scene current interviews with famous belarusians exciting trips around the country feature films for everyone ages on the territory of countries azerbaijan kazakhstan turkmenistan uzbekistan kyrgyzstan tajikistan georgia turkey iran united arab emirates saudi arabia syria jordan lebanese on the azerbaijan-1 satellite, the signal of the channel is broadcast in the clear and is available 24 hours a day every day be with belarus 24 tv channel. now we are working with promotion three strokes forward, long short on the right, in short, you can’t go back . you just move. forward. you did, there, and boxing game, fucking and motocross with sports on you, yes, that is i wasn't scared there. there, somewhere, something new is starting to try something, but i got injured in 2012. and for me there are a number of questions. how then, as i am here by car? how to play sports, here, well, and first of all. yes, you have to find yourself. he has always been an active child. yes, i was very

this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world.cuss the issue of pay with the nurses�* union to settle strikes but didn�*t make a firm commitment to increase salaries. when it comes to pay, we�*ve always said we want to talk about things that are reasonable, that are affordable and responsible for the country. china lifts quarantine rules for people arriving from abroad, for the first time in three years. translation: downgrading covid doesn't mean letting it rip. - rather, we are more scientific, targeted and efficient in our response. it�*s feared that a number of people have been killed as russia bombs ukrainian cities overnight — minutes after its self—imposed ceasefire ended.

on each broadcast, the number of finalists is reduced according to the results of the audience votinghe right to continue their path. the wards of ruslan alekhno and seryoga fought, both star mentors risked the only artists in their teams. songs for life on the project were evaluated by the jury members. after a long discussion, a fateful decision was made by olga buzova, tatyana prokhorenko, soloist of the orchestra, left according to the results of the gomel regional philharmonic society, then only one will remain; at what point we will leave does not really matter. i think that i have come a long way, i am absolutely satisfied, i do not regret anything and i will not be sad. and i do not advise you the superfinal 4 finalists continue to fight for the right to become the winner of the show factor, there are new tests and new steps of the live broadcast ahead. yes, the super final is 2 weeks away on january 27th. the project, and the choice will be made by viewers only depends on your activity in the voting artists. on this i say goodbye to you, the results of the day will be summed

we broadcast right across the generations.ve enjoyed it and i hope in some way that you've enjoyed it too. what a century it has been. ever—changing. the one thing that remains the same is that you, our audiences. the consumers of bbc news, are at the very heart of everything we do. so a big thank—you from everyone here at bbc news. and that's all for today from the news studio. so from me, goodnight. and this bit seems to be the end. hello there. for most of us there has definitely been a theme to the weather for the start of 2023. it's been mild. it's often been wet and windy, though, hasn't it? and that theme is going to continue for the end of the week and potentially into next week as well. more details on that injust a moment. but there will be some drier interludes and it shouldn't be too bad a start for thursday before this next low pressure moves in and brings a spell of wet and increasingly windy weather to go with it as well. so some early morning brightness along that east coast quickly clouding over, however, and

now we are broadcasting footage from the government house. dear colleagues, dear friends. i am glad to welcome all of you and participants and guests at the government house at today's ceremony. tomorrow, january 13, marks the day of the russian press 320 years ago in our country came out. the first newspaper, its name and today sounds relevant , it was fully called so, statements about military affairs worthy of the title and memory that happened in the moscow state and other surrounding countries. and this is where the story begins. all domestic media that seek to provide. as full coverage as possible. over the years, we are all used to starting the day with news about what is happening in russia. what is happening in the world behind each message is the hard daily work of journalists and media companies. i sincerely congratulate all employees of the media on their professional holiday. today we are awarding the laureates of the government and the russian federation in the field of mass media, as noted by the president 2022 was a year of fateful events that lays the foun

this is the news of the country and abroad. broadcasts of especially important events live broadcastsrom the scene current interviews with famous belarusians fascinating trips around country feature films for all ages azerbaijan kazakhstan turkmenistan georgia turkey iranian arab emirates saudi arabia syria jordan be with belarus 24 tv channel and discover belarus brussels 1958, it was here that europe's first post-war industrial exhibition was held from april 17 to october 19. its scope was impressive. but it went down in history not only as expo 58, but with unexpected statistics on attendance , the soviet pavilion beat all records. mechanical engineering caused genuine admiration and surprise only 15 years had passed since the devastating war in england, food cards had just been abolished, and the european economy was still recovering from the devastating consequences. and the soviet union was the most affected, in the second world war it demonstrated unique machine tools, advanced agricultural equipment, aircraft , a nuclear-powered icebreaker and a whole line of vehicles from car

i wish all my colleagues a good broadcast, but the residents of moscow near moscow and see you in a fewre the weekend, weather forecasters give such a forecast, especially not just pedestrians. the flow of puddles hide a dangerous crust of ice. so you need to move with great caution discomfort. also adds sharp wind up to 17 m/s. because of this , a yellow level of weather danger is in effect in moscow until noon on saturday. a cataclysm is not of natural origin, but the inhabitants of the rimsky residential complex in the moscow region fell into despair, the management company is inactive, despite the fact that the house is constantly flooded, and cars in the parking lot freeze, and recently there was a fire, report by denis moskovsky when i arrived, everything was already here, well, everything was burned down by a fire on the sixth floor and one of the buildings of the rimsky residential complex in the leninsky urban district. it was possible to put out earlier , local residents assure. if the firefighters had not first had to wait in front of the closed gates, then dismantle part of

we broadcast right across the generations. we've enjoyed it and i hope in some way that you've enjoyed it too. what a century it has been. ever—changing. the one thing that remains the same is that you, our audiences. the consumers of bbc news, are at the very heart of everything we do. so a big thank—you from everyone here at bbc news. and that's all for today from the news studio. so from me, goodnight. and this bit seems to be the end. hello there. the weather's going to calm down a bit on friday, but we've got more wet and windy weather to come this weekend. another area of low pressure, weather fronts to eventually push in from the west. this weather front has brought some heavy rain and gusty winds. that area of low pressure is where we've got the strongest of the winds in scotland. even first thing in the morning, it's very windy through the central belt of scotland, but the strongest winds will be in northern parts of the country, gusting 60 or 70 miles an hour. and we've also got a lot of showers coming into scotland.

we broadcast right across the generations.e've enjoyed it and i hope in some way that you've enjoyed it too. what a century it has been. ever—changing. the one thing that remains the same is that you, our audiences, the consumers of bbc news, are at the very heart of everything we do. so a big thank—you from everyone here at bbc news. and that's all for today from the news studio. so from me, goodnight. and this bit seems to be the end. hello there, and a very happy new year to you. well, we ended 2022 on a very unsettled note. there was lots of heavy rain around, which led to localised flooding and also some snow and ice, particularly across scotland, but things look a lot better across the southern half of the country for new year's day, the 1st of january. there will be some sunshine around, but further showers further north. and we hold on to the rain, and sleet and snow across much of scotland. so further disruption possible from localised flooding and also from icy conditions. now, you can see why on the pressure chart,

there is only one broadcast of the project in belarus this evening. it may seem strange to people who are not churched, ignorant of monastic dispensation, yes, of monastic life, that this is some kind of primitive, such a boring, miserable life. in fact, no one would have lived a day here without grace without god's help in the world. you have not experienced such joy , such satisfaction as you experience in a monastery. believe me, there is something to compare. here, as they say, before the monastery, i was fond of various sections, except for ballet, despite the fact that my profession was, as it were, choreography had already been chosen for me. i've always strived for some kind of perfection, always found time to read this little short prayer. lord direct my steps on the truth of the path. at this point, christina kamysh will continue the sports theme for me. christina good evening. and a word of thanks to you ekaterina today the victorious release pleased and the hockey players of dynamo minsk are excellent tennis matches were held by victoria a

led by dinara alimbekova smolskaya, who will perform in the yellow jersey of the leader, the live broadcast from the raubichi will begin on belarus 5 at 10:40 . let me remind you the day before in the men's sprint, our anton smolsky won the bronze medal. in the republican scientific and practical center for sports, active work is being carried out to create and implement new projects that allow not only to improve the process of training and athletes and testing the body. well, to contribute to the speedy rehabilitation of the belarusian patent with the help of the academy of sciences , an experimental model has been made, which has already successfully used in testing and rehabilitation after injuries of the lower extremities, one of the main functions of the simulator is stabilization in case of unstable support, which is especially important, paralympic athletes can use it. we are testing a mobile application for calculating energy consumption and keeping food diaries developed by our domestic specialists. i hope this year we will get an experimental batch of domestic sports nutrition, b

we broadcast right across the generations.e've enjoyed it and i hope in some way that you've enjoyed it too. what a century it has been. ever—changing. the one thing that remains the same is that you, our audiences. the consumers of bbc news, are at the very heart of everything we do. so a big thank—you from everyone here at bbc news. and that's all for today from the news studio. so from me, goodnight. and this bit seems to be the end. the weather's going to calm down a bit on friday, but we've got more wet and windy weather to come this weekend. another area of low pressure, weather fronts to eventually push in from the west. this weather front has brought some heavy rain and gusty winds. that area of low pressure is where we've got the strongest of the winds in scotland. even first thing in the morning, it's very windy through the central belt of scotland, but the strongest winds will be in northern parts of the country, gusting 60 or 70 miles an hour. and we've also got a lot of showers coming into scotland. that band of r

danylo danylo miru, deputy of the dnipro city council was included in the live broadcast of the espressochannel, we are moving on, four people died among them five children five children one was not even a year president zelenskyi had a conversation with the federal president of germany steinmeier i quote the presidential telegram channel ukraine appreciates the important decisions adopted at the beginning of this year defense decisions of the leadership of germany, as well as significant support in the humanitarian, financial and defense spheres, during the meeting in the format of a video conference, the situation at the front was discussed. sorry, the need to build up defense support for ukraine, the diplomatic process of implementing the ukrainian peace formula, zelenskyi thanked germany for its help on behalf of the ukrainians, well, arestovych was released from the president's office, this information was confirmed by the press secretary of the head of state, serhiy nikiforov. behavior due to his mistake, we remind you that we are talking about the statements of the arresting offic

dynamics of events for the most current from franz 24 in ukrainian on espresso vasyl zima's long broadcast my name is vasyl zima two hours of air time and my colleagues with you until 21:00 two hours of your time we will talk about the most important two hours to find out about the war, serhiy zgoretska joins our broadcast, military summaries of the day and what is the world like? time of war and new sports yevhen pastukhov is ready to talk about sports for two hours in the company of favorite presenters about culture during the war lena is ready to talk or something else that many have become strange, maybe the weather will give us some optimism mrs. natalka didenko is ready to tell us and also the distinguished guests of the studio we will have volodymyr ogrysko today, if everything goes well , the events of the day in two hours, vasyl's big broadcast in winter , a project for intelligent and caring people, in the evening , most welcome, friends, and we continue the informational broadcast on the television channel espresso with you vitaliy portnikov is our first interlocutor in that par

and that's unlike any other broadcaster.ay that because i wonder if you feel, if you were setting out on your broadcasting career today, whether you'd find it as easy to become the top dog at the bbc in the way that you did? no, i'm sure not. but, in a funny sort of way, it's worth exploring your own past cos it's quite telling about bbc past and present. you were the son of the bbc�*s, perhaps, most famous presenter of the time, a man who'd been a war correspondent during world war ii. he then, i think, was presenter at the coronation of queen elizabeth. he was, in many ways, the voice and the face of the bbc, as, i said earlier, you were to become. it feels a bit nepotistic that you ended up doing pretty much the same job that your dad did. what's nepotism? how do you define it? nepotism is when your family sort of pulls strings... what, my dead father? my father, who died in 1965, was pulling strings for me in 2020? you must bejoking. no, no, not literally up to 2020. well, you asked the question. i did, and it's a seriou

to support the army saves the lives of our soldiers and brings ours closer, let 's continue our broadcastel at 11:32 , an air alert has been announced throughout ukraine, so we continue broadcasting from the shelter, too , please do not neglect your safety. we welcome you to ukraine. good day yulia from the shelter. i can hear you. yes, look, i wanted to discuss one thing with you on january 31, that is, today the global movement of transparency international must haye presented a large study of the so -called corruption perception index . one point and now, with 30-odd points, ranks 116th among 180 countries. please comment on whether it is plus or minus one point and our 116th place out of 18 , as far as it meets our expectations on our unprecedented permanent fight against this shameful phenomenon as corruption, so well, in fact, the situation has actually not changed, which means that during the year we spent in the war , the situation with corruption has not changed, it is there and will be, unfortunately, once again it is tolerated at the level of government and we see the latest co

let's bring in chris curtis, editor in chief of broadcast magazine. hiya, chris.d to have you back on the media show. so, is this the end of the matter? i think it's the end of the potential privatisation and the start of a whole series of new questions around the future of ca. it draws a line under the second attempt over the last six years to privatise the broadcaster. and it's interesting that, essentially, a change of government, a change of culture secretary, has brought a very different view in just a few months�* time. yes, and the former culture secretary, nadine dorries, who held the job under borisjohnson, has already tweeted her displeasure at what's happening. do we understand why there's been a change in tack from the conservatives? look, it depends on what you believe the thrust for all this was over a year ago. channel 4... i think you could make a good case that channel 4 got caught up in a sort of culture wars moment, that it gave borisjohnson, nadine dorries, an opportunity to make a sort of political, cultural point about being seen to be sort o

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