Sentence examples for current affairs program from inspiring English sources

The video surfaced Friday on a Dutch current affairs program.

It is an important current affairs program which is widely watched and immensely respected across Victoria.

Soon after his death, a BBC current affairs program called "Newsnight" began an investigation into Savile's sexual proclivities.

Thomas Niles, who served as ambassador here from 1993-97, appeared on a local television current affairs program Tuesday night.

The Dutch agency's involvement was first reported by the current affairs program Nieuwsuur and the newspaper de Volkskrant on Thursday.

Her weekly current affairs program, "Jeta ne Kosove" ("Life in Kosovo" in Albanian, a wordplay on her name) has been on the air since 2005.

To make things worse, "The Hour" is about a fictional hourlong current-affairs program at the very moment when the hourlong BBC current-affairs program "Newsnight" is in the middle of the Savile mess.

On "Newsnight," the BBC's flagship current-affairs program, the Tudor historian David Starkey opined, "The whites have become black".

In a reference to a popular BBC current-affairs program, he added, "If we were choosing the next presenter of 'Question Time,' that would be another issue".

One question is why the BBC's often pugnacious current-affairs program "Newsnight" decided to drop a planned segment about Mr. Savile's behavior, chronicled by women prepared to say publicly that he had abused them.

Mr. Thompson was the director general of the BBC in December 2011 when the corporation's flagship "Newsnight" current-affairs program canceled an investigation into accusations of abuse against the television host Jimmy Savile who died two months earlier at the age of 84.