Sentence examples for bbc would be a from inspiring English sources

I also believed the BBC would be a better place with people like her in it.

Tory MP Damian Green said greater government interference in the BBC would be a "hugely retrograde step".

Great games made by the BBC would be a unique opportunity to engage young people, but they're wider than that.

Losing services like 6Music and the Asian Network (Flashmob campaign, 22 May), which have brought thousands of new listeners to the BBC, would be a huge mistake.

"Losing services like 6 Music and the Asian Network, which have brought thousands of new listeners to the BBC, would be a huge mistake," the letter states.

He said having journalists employed locally by professional organisations and providing content to the BBC would be a win for both parties.

My God, if every company was as open and honest as this speech seems to portray the BBC the world would be a much better place to work.

Ahead of his speech to the party faithful Mr Balls told the BBC the policy would be "a huge change and really welcome for families getting out to work".

Sources close to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport said the new board would be a "BBC-led process" but refused to deny that the chair and vice-chair would be appointed by the government.

David Clemente, a cyber security expert at Chatham House, told the BBC the government's strategy was a "promising step" - but it would be a challenge to deliver the dozens of actions listed when government spending is so tight.

She told the BBC a ban would be like "using a sledgehammer to crack a nut" and it would be wrong to prevent people from "enjoying a legal product in their own property".