The broadcast refers to child deaths in Gaza and reads out some of the victims' names.
Roger Gough Minchinhampton, Gloucestershire The subtitles for the BBC Remembrance Sunday broadcast referred to "the women's exhilarate your force association".
The desk head should then decide whether a declaration should appear in any relevant article or broadcast, referring the matter to the managing editor's office as appropriate.
Samuel L. Jackson, who hosted this year's Black Entertainment Television Awards, gave a shout-out to Mugisha during the broadcast, referring to the anti-gay bill and praising him as "courageous".
"Today, I am announcing the permission of political activities in the F.A.T.A. to bring them into the main political stream," Mr. Zardari said in a live broadcast, referring to the Federally Administered Tribal Areas, as the region is formally known.
Although Charlie Sheen had tested the company's patience with cocaine and drink-fuelled binges, hotel-room orgies of violence and numerous tabloid eruptions, he overstepped the mark when he appeared to flirt with anti-Semitism in a radio broadcast, referring to the show's creator Chuck Lorre by the Hebrew name Chaim last Thursday.
(More precisely, it was mid-October — a radio broadcast referred to New York's flags flying at half-staff because of the deaths of 12 firefighters in an incident that took place on East 22nd Street on Oct. 17, 1966. It represented the fire department's largest loss of life until 9/11).
The radio broadcasts referring to a "collective leadership" began about noon Sunday, according to Western diplomats here.
The paper published the news on Wednesday, describing Iraqi news broadcasts referring to a sting operation that took place earlier in the spring.
The paper published the news on Wednesday, describing Iraqi news broadcasts referring to a sting operation that took place earlier in the spring.
