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When the existence of the Newsnight investigation became public, the BBC found itself in crisis.

The BBC found out about the deception too late and dithered about admitting it.

The BBC found that ambulances had been called out more than 100 times, sometimes to deal with miscarriages.

The figure was such rubbish that even the BBC found it hard to keep a straight face.

A 22-nation survey by the BBC found that voters abroad preferred Mr. Obama to Mr. McCain in every single country — by four to one over all.

The BBC found out about Anna's classes and it became known as the place to get "real kids" for dramas - one of the biggest agencies in the country.

Before long, the BBC found itself under siege for refusing to reduce its reporting of Mrs Thatcher's death to bland hagiography.

"The BBC found out that there were hundreds of charges of sexual harassment, even rape in schools, and schools really didn't know where to go.

Yet the show has proven itself a remarkable breeding ground – in Aidan Turner and Russell Tovey, the BBC found two bankable prime-time actors.

A poll conducted for the BBC found that an average of 49% of people in 19 countries supported the recognition of a Palestinian state, with 21% against.

During the course of its investigations, the BBC found boxers suffering from epilepsy, pugs with breathing problems and bulldogs who are unable to mate or give birth unassisted.