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The BBC responded by saying, "As a public service broadcaster, it is the BBC's role to broadcast a range of programs that will appeal to all audiences -- with very differing tastes and interests -- present in the U.K. today".

BT will also broadcast a range of other sports including exclusive coverage of up to 69 live rugby union games from the Aviva Premiership.

A consortium of privacy watchdog groups, led by the Washington-based Electronic Privacy Information Center, has asked the federal government to investigate Facebook for a series of features that prompt its users to broadcast a range of new information about themselves.

Jones has used Infowars, and by association the platforms of these media companies, to broadcast a range of conspiracy theories which have included claims 9/11 was an inside job and alternate theories to the San Bernardino shootings.

BBC Cymru Wales, BBC Scotland, BBC Northern Ireland and BBC English Regions all broadcast a range of programmes which tell their nation's history and their links with the rest of the world.

A refresher for those who need it: Infowars has broadcast a range of conspiracy theories which have included claims 9/11 was an inside job and alternate theories to the San Bernardino shootings, while it has encouraged harassment of families of victims of the Sandy Hook shooting among other things.

One is WLIU, which broadcasts a range of jazz out of Southampton College, but its signal reaches only as far west as Stony Brook.

5 Live Sports Extra, which launched in 2002, broadcasts a range of sporting events including cricket, men's and women's football, and rugby league.

Has written and broadcast on a range of cultural issues.

The BBC is offering students hands-on work placements and the chance to see their work commissioned and broadcast across a range of media.

Multilingual heat-health advisories could be broadcast via a range of ethnic media outlets and community networks during heatwaves to increase awareness about the health risks of heat exposure including dehydration, and inform about behaviours to minimise the risk of harm in the heat [ 22].