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The BBC will look into how 6 Music's "distinctive" programmes can transfer to other stations.

The important thing is to show children that you have distinctive programmes for them, he says.

But it is right to ask questions on whether the BBC is sufficiently focused on distinctive programmes".

It appears that BBC3's distinctive programmes, notably news and current affairs as well as most of the original drama, are attracting only tiny audiences.

There are now so many examples of artistic curiosity and thoughtfulness having led to unusual, distinctive programmes that – by the way – have better gender balance.

"We also welcome the committee's support for the BBC's record on producing distinctive programmes which we know that the public love, and its recognition of the BBC's value to the UK and around the world".

Another distinctive programme is the Enterprise Academy, which secures "real work" from within the college and externally.

Alan orchestrated a bold and distinctive programme including Ian Breakwell, Bill Furlong, Jeremy Deller, Andy Warhol, Nathan Coley, Grayson Perry, Joseph Beuys, Michael Nyman, Patti Smith, Laurie Anderson and the Fall.

In this election it did little to repair the damage, failing to present a distinctive programme.

It will be the first ever distinctive programme for 16 to 19-year-olds in Wales". Retaining GCSEs and A-levels, which employers understood, would protect the interests of pupils, she said.

But that is all part of the job, and as the weeks have gone by each of the six has succeeding in defining a distinctive programme despite the quite narrow policy options bossing City Hall provides.