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The BBC has made a more conservative estimate: 400.

The BBC has made a new film version with David Thewlis as the Inspector and Ken Stott as Arthur Birley.

The BBC has made a similar move, transferring thousands of staff to Salford at the start of the decade.

The BBC has made a confident start – it's being accused, if anything, of being too impartial – but if the polls remain close then the pressure will grow.

The BBC has made a formal complaint to Russian authorities after journalists from its Moscow bureau were attacked and had their camera equipment smashed.

The BBC has made a sudden U-turn over its decision not to hold a separate internal inquiry into the disgraced presenter Stuart Hall, who last week admitted to indecently assaulting 13 girls.

But Mr Cable told the BBC the chancellor had made a "statement of fact" rather than actually recommending a £7-an-hour rate.

I went to many different breastfeeding groups for help and nothing made any difference… would I have been entitled to these vouchers and would it have made a difference - probably not!" [BBC News - © 2013 BBC] "These initiatives also exclude women who may not be able to breastfeed - and there are many women who cannot.

Once again, they tell us that everything is going well, but a recent BBC/ABC News poll showed that 79% of Iraqis oppose the presence of American troops in Iraq, and 70% of Iraqis think that President Bush's "surge" has made them less secure.

A PCS spokesman told the BBC that talks with the National Gallery had made "good progress" and that the union was "hopeful of a resolution shortly".

On Thursday Mr Shaw told the BBC the force had "taken a hit on confidence" and added it had been "intensely frustrating" that many media channels had made "pretty direct suggestions that I've covered something up".