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"We have an exceptional programme of literature, culture, debate delivering dialogue and civilised conversation set among some of the most breathtaking surroundings in Britain," she said.

Despite stumbling upon numerous funding roadblocks not uncommon in her area of the world, Lilian has lined up an exceptional programme of activities and already held two successful information sessions for girls and women in remote rural communities of Kenya.

It announced details of a collaboration which has the working title Maze and is being funded by the National Lottery through Arts Council England's exceptional award programme for ambitious one-off projects.

Harry Brunjes,ENO's acting chairman, said: "We are very grateful to Arts Council England for awarding ENO £30.5m over two years and thank them for their acknowledgment of our exceptional artistic programme.

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Alongside a well-merited outpouring of affection for the actor himself, message boards heaved with praise for his signature sitcom, The Good Life, about a couple who garden their way out of the rat race ("a great programme"; "exceptional TV").

We are here to produce exceptional and distinctive programmes and services for Britain and the world.

But the best shows transmit a strong sense of the person, and on that level, this week's programme was exceptional.

Meanwhile, a spokesperson from the University of Durham said: "We will have a limited number of places available for exceptional students in specific programmes.

The BBC has had many exceptional editors of the Today programme, but none could claim to have done a better job than Ceri.

"I'm very proud to have been given the chance to lead the world's most exceptional group of journalists and programme makers," Horrocks said.