Sentence examples for on a news programme from inspiring English sources

He is seen hugging children and kissing grandmothers, and promising on a news programme "a new home before the autumn, completely furnished with a cake on the table and a bottle of champagne in the fridge".

You want people to take notice and be interested and I don't care if people are interested in five and a half minutes of [a TV news package] on a news programme like Channel 4 News or whether they're going to go for six seconds.

I stood open-mouthed as the item unfolded, with its searching questions: "Why have you written this book?" and "Is Miranda Hart really as daft as she makes out?" Neither of those questions – and this piece of lazy, promotional PR puff for one of the BBC's stars – has any place on a news programme, not even on the quietest news day, which Tuesday certainly wasn't.

"Everybody I'm sure has looked up their house, their downtown, their business on Google Earth, and seen images from these satellites," says Jeff Dierks, Program Manager at Ball. "It gives me a lot of pride when I see a satellite image on a news programme with the DigitalGlobe logo on them".

My mother was something of a public figure; the nightly news anchor for the popular Spotlight on Melrose, a news programme focusing on local politics and high school sports.

ERT's main TV channel was cut off mid-way through a news programme late on Tuesday night, but journalists occupying the broadcaster's headquarters in Athens at first kept the service alive via the internet.

Thirty years ago, on her first appearance co-presenting a news programme, she said the floor manager ordered her to change her jacket because it clashed with the male presenter's shirt.

The Beeb has turned on itself, and it's difficult to switch on a BBC news programme without a discussion about the corporation's failings.

The full interview is to be broadcast on Newsnight in a while, but I saw long extracts while waiting at a BBC studio this afternoon to be interviewed about the euro crisis on a different news programme (a shorter extract is here).

But charges have also been brought by fellow citizens against a man who, critical of recent coups, refused to stand in a cinema during the customary playing of the king's anthem, and then against a labour leader who appeared on a TV news programme to talk about an ongoing strike in a clothing factory.

(i Please plug freely any programme found on the BBC on any news programme.