Sentence examples for a current affairs from inspiring English sources

"The documentary Rwanda's Untold Story, which was produced by a current affairs team in London and broadcast only in the UK, is currently going through the BBC's robust editorial complaints process.

It's a current affairs comedy show that's only on once a week.

John Elliott writes a current affairs blog from Delhi - http://ridingtheelephant.wordpress.com/.

"When are we going to have a current affairs programme about white Britain," he demanded.

Perhaps you could ask how a current affairs issue might affect their business.

Earlier this year Asmaa Abdol-Hamid started presenting a current affairs TV show in a hijab.

Think of it as like a current affairs-shaped gateway drug: the General Election is the weed to quantitive easing's smack.

"Stand tall," appealed Cuneyt Ozdemir, a current-affairs host at CNN Turk.

In October 2012 Tempo, a current-affairs magazine, produced a special issue devoted to a nationwide investigation of the killings.

One night, a few years ago, he'd been watching a current-affairs program on RTÉ, after the news.

A large focus group assembled by "Newsnight", a current-affairs programme, which was given information about each of the candidates, swung heavily behind Mr Cameron.