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Ratings after second debate, which saw half the programme devoted to international affairs.
"The Great British Bake Off", a television programme devoted to cupcakes and crumpets, recently ended a second series.
In 2004, she became a presenter of In the Life, a Public Broadcasting Service programme devoted to LGBT issues.
In the future Boaden has plans for a series exploring the musical origins of hip-hop and a programme devoted to cutting-edge black poets.
I get acquainted with his house before I've even visited – there's a programme devoted to it on youth channel Hip TV.
The Wellcome Trust, Britain's main source of finance for the study of biomedical ethics, has a programme devoted to the ethics of brain research, but the number of projects is dwarfed by its parallel programme devoted to genetics.Uncontrollable fearsThe worriers have not spent these resources idly.
How does it feel to have a night of BBC programmes devoted to you?
With the advent of reality TV the survivalist really took off – there are now a host of programmes devoted to undergoing the extremes of nature.
Broadcasters grovel at its feet, with hours of programmes devoted to children gazing adoringly at scientific researchers, depicted as funny, garrulous, lovable role models.
Hooligan 'firms' were around in the bad old days but they did not enjoy an acceptance into mainstream society, with books glorifying them on supermarket shelves and programmes devoted to them on late-night television.
The Queen's coronation in 1953 was filmed in 3D and will be shown for the first time on Channel 4 later this year, during a week-long series of programmes devoted to 3D.
