Sentence examples for bbc story from inspiring English sources

Here is a BBC story with background to the case.

11.20am GMT Here's the BBC story on police pay.

Giving evidence to Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, Alastair Campbell branded the BBC story "a lie".

As the BBC story succinctly put it, "Scotland is 'worst small country'".

He also said he and Mr. Thompson fully support The Times covering the BBC story "with objectivity and rigor".

"The BBC story is totally false" a Morgan Stanley spokesman said.

"There's a huge BBC story about the lack of lead females on 5 Live," said one industry source.

My conclusion is that The Times has pulled no punches in reporting on Mr. Thompson's role and on the wider BBC story.

Today, the Reading Post has run a story, "Reading Gallery bid halted after BBC story questions authenticity of van Gogh painting", that questions Lawrence's authenticity.

The letters from the pope at the heart of the BBC story were bought by the National Library of Poland in 2008.

Isaacs's account of Panorama is the familiar BBC story: interference from on high, internal plotting, the constant smoothing of star presenters' egos, all distracting from the journalism.