Sentence examples for broadcast claims from inspiring English sources

After the broadcast, claims began to circulate that the documents didn't appear to be authentic.

Russian television has broadcast claims that Georgian troops 'executed' injured Russian peacekeepers based in Tskhinvali who were captured during the initial assault: 10 peacekeepers were killed and up to 150 injured during the rocket and air attack.

Channel 4 News will on Thursday broadcast claims that John Smyth, a high-flying barrister who chaired the Iwerne Trust, the charity that oversaw the camps, used the gatherings to recruit a group of young men to a cult in which they were subjected to a series of brutal sado-masochistic assaults.

On 2 November, Newsnight broadcast claims by Steve Messham that, as a child in care in Wales in the 1980s, he had been sexually abused in by a prominent political figure – a figure wrongly identified online, in the hours leading up to the broadcast, as the former chairman of the Conservative party, Lord McAlpine.

A Wada statement read: "On the basis of recorded conversations between [whistleblower] Vitaly Stepanov and the former Moscow laboratory director, Dr Grigory Rodchenkov, the broadcast claims that numerous Russian athletes were doped at Sochi; including four gold medallists that were using steroids.

The BBC's Yolande Knell said the situation is getting "more complicated" after a Syrian state television broadcast claims that rebels were behind the attack.

Last December, the Francophone public broadcaster ran a spoof broadcast claiming that the Flemish part of the country had unilaterally declared independence.

The broadcast claimed he had received training in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Farage condemned the show at the time of its broadcast, claiming it was "biased" and "partisan".

The French broadcast claimed that gunfire from Israeli soldiers killed the boy.

The Libyan state TV broadcast claimed to show the UK ambassador speaking to a rebel spokesman.