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Rather than The Incredible Hulk, the recent flat, pasty faced and irritable appearances by the Deputy Prime Minister have been more akin to The...
Thu 10 January 2013
There have been five weeks of tension in Belfast linked to a City Council decision to restrict the flying of the Union Flag to 18 days a year not all...
Wed 9 January 2013
Examine the myths and facts of reporting climate change - a video briefing in the wake of a review of the impartiality and accuracy of the BBC's science coverage
Paul Wood’s reports of the fighting in Syria have won worldwide acclaim. He discussed the challenges of covering the bitter conflict from the frontline
Finding original stories requires hard work, ambition and a natural curiosity – all skills attributed to the award-winning BBC Radio York team
The regular British Army, with a full-time trained strength of less than 100,000 personnel, is being scaled back 20% over a decade as reservists take on a bigger role
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