Sentence examples for over current affairs from inspiring English sources

She added: "After years of poring over current affairs books, it is pure joy to read works of the imagination".

As digital media splinters the mainstream partisan/conservative media's control over current affairs, the Good American narrative is under threat.

He said that although he had been critical about aspects of the BBC, including the power over current affair programmes exercised by channel controllers, he wasn't pushed: "I wanted to go".

"The moment that the suits in L.A. wanted to take over 'A Current Affair,' that was the death knell," he told me.

Thomas, who took over the BBC1 current affairs show two years ago, was editor of Radio 4's Today programme between 2006 and 2012 and previously edited Radio 5 Live's breakfast show.

Channel Seven has lost a three-year legal battle with broadcasting authorities over a current affairs program it aired in 2011 which was deemed to be an inaccurate and racist portrayal of a Brazilian tribe who lived in the Amazon.

Peston is ITV's star signing in an increasingly fierce competition over news and current affairs.

The magazine's articles ranged over subjects from current affairs to investments to advice on buying a fur coat.

Nick Clegg's wife, a leading lawyer-turned-food blogger, will interview Jamie Oliver and Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain, as well as figures from the political world when she joins an esteemed group of guests who have taken over the flagship current affairs programme.

Both "Out of Control" and "Slow Life" feature regurgitated media buzzwords, with "Out of Control's" "flippant" lyrics designed to create the feel of "an over-dramatic theme to a current affairs programme".

But we also fight over it in our current affairs, where the revolution stands as a touchstone for who we are.