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He pointed out in an interview with the BBC that there is provision in the Good Friday agreement for holding a referendum on Irish unity.

A spokesman for the Italian federation told the BBC that there is no rule in Italy to preclude Gaucci from pursuing the matter.

"There is a view of the BBC that there is within its DNA a kind of imperial compulsion," he said, explaining why the BBC needs "clear boundaries" to emerge from the current strategic review.

It is much harder to persuade Russians who have witnessed the wars in Chechnya, Azerbaijan or Tajikistan either at close quarters or on Moscow television, which is far less "tasteful" in its war footage than the BBC, that there is anything egregious about the fighting in the Balkans.Of course, it is not good enough to shrug your shoulders in the face of atrocities and say that "everybody does it".

John Allan, FSB's national chairman, told the BBC that "there is still a long way to go".

Now, a leading climatologist and earth scientist has told the BBC that there is a direct link between deforestation in the Amazon and the record drought.

"It is vital for the plurality of journalism that there is a strong alternative to [the BBC's] Look North".

She told the BBC the best thing for her mother was to be cared for at home, but that she was aware that there was intense pressure on the care system.

But the comments appear to corroborate what has long been suspected - that there are intense power struggles going on behind the party's image of unity, says the BBC's Michael Bristow.

An Open BBC that is truly seen as a partner.

Apple faces stiff competition in this market, according to this BBC article, and there is no promise that the company's well-established foothold in the music market will translate into a successful launch of its new movie service and the soon-to-be-released iTV hardware.