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The transfer of staff and programmes from the BBC's Savoy Hill base took some time.

To analyse the role of Mexico's mental health system governance in the development of mental health policies and programmes, from the perspective of its own actors.

In 2005 the medal presented to West Ham's George Kay was sold at auction for £4,560, and tickets and programmes from the match have also been star lots at auctions.

The four months with the CLAHRC was used to learn more about the methods and approaches the North West London employs, understand the CLAHRC policy and programme from the perspective of those working there, and to inform and aid the selection and collection of documents.

This tactic has not been necessary to ensure great news and current affairs, brilliant drama, and more programmes from the nations and regions.

He constantly promoted the importance of rare breeds in print and on television, appearing on farming and countryside programmes from the 1970s onwards.

The rest divides into the policies and programmes inherited from the Cameron era on which No 10 is still keen, and those that keep going only through inertia.

Local authorities have been provided with additional funding and training programmes from the Welsh government to introduce the changes.

This started broadcasting in May 2011 and includes programmes from the Ashford Hospital Broadcasting Service, Ashford's hospital radio station, which has been operating in Ashford since 1971.

Labour, for example, pledges in its manifesto to finance its education-and-training programme from the windfall levy on privatised utilities.

Second, in the past the BBC has created high-performing "centres of excellence" to increase the quality and quantity of programmes from the nations and regions.