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A BBC reporter in Aleppo, Ian Pannell, spoke in a broadcast about skirmishes and explosions and said that Salaheddiin had come under a "sustained attack".

#20Acts #26ActsOfKinDebss — Deb Hermann (@DivaBling) 19 Dec 12 Brian Williams, the network's anchor, said in a broadcast about the acts campaign that more than one million people had visited the Web site wanting to know more.

On Monday afternoon, Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia took credit for the bombing at Al Arabiya on a Web site it often uses to communicate, suggesting the attack was in response to a broadcast about the influence of the extremist group.

He has admitted he stood behind the glass with the producer during a BBC interview with Batmanghelidjh, and made a phonecall to another BBC journalist who was due to make a broadcast about the charity's difficulties, something which the report said was "unwise at best and deliberately intimidating at worst".

Last month, a close former aide to Mr. Toledo, Álvaro Vargas Llosa, a son of the novelist Mario Vargas Llosa, who lost his presidential race to Mr. Fujimori in 1990, quit the campaign and contended that Mr. Toledo had tried to make a deal with the owners of a television network to stop a broadcast about the teenage girl.

In a broadcast about the concentration of media ownership, he pointed to "the paradox of Rush Limbaugh, ensconced in a Palm Beach mansion massaging the resentments across the country of white-knuckled wage earners, who are barely making ends meet in no small part because of the corporate and ideological forces for whom Rush has been a hero".

More than one journalist pointed out that a spoof broadcast about a hung parliament does not suggest a party confident of winning an overall majority.

The next morning, after Barbara had showered, she heard parts of a radio broadcast about a terrorist attack in Munich, and that hostages had been taken.

Last week, he was too late to catch a broadcast interview about reaction to President Bush's Middle East speech that called terrorists "freedom fighters" engaged in a "resistance movement".

Wang recalled a broadcast last year about the Sunflower Student Movement, in Taiwan (protesters demanded media freedom, among other things), which prompted one caller to go on interminably about the legitimacy of Taiwan independence.

They revoked the credentials of a popular blogger who covers the team, and their television announcer, Howie Rose, was inadvertently caught on a broadcast venting about the team's poor play.