Sentence examples for programme to be broadcast from inspiring English sources

She made the remarks to the BBC's Countryfile programme to be broadcast on Sunday.

This week for the first time, in a programme to be broadcast on BBC2, he bares his soul.

Everyone who meets her loves her," Smith told the Channel 4 programme to be broadcast on Wednesday.

A Dispatches programme to be broadcast on Channel 4 at 8pm tonight features Rona Buretto, who bought her one-bed flat in Hounslow, London, almost 15 years ago.

The teenager appealed on a BBC Panorama programme, to be broadcast on Monday, for pupils to regard her as "as their friend and as a normal girl".

News of his departure comes as a Channel 4 Dispatches programme to be broadcast on Monday reveals Blair's role in two multi-billion-dollar contracts in Palestine.

Other programmes, to be broadcast by Channel 4, Sky News, The Sunday Politics, BBC Radio 5 live and LBC radio, will come from towns such as Stevenage and Swindon.

The programmes, to be broadcast on March 25-26, will document the introduction of "birth packs" containing plastic sheeting and sterile razor blades at a vaccination day to coincide with a Unicef initiative to eradicate maternal and neonatal tetanus by 2005.

Mr Clegg and Mr Farage will debate the issue in two programmes to be broadcast next month.

Campaigners are calling for the ban on the advertising of products high in sugar, salt or fat – which currently only applies during children's programmes – to be extended to the entire broadcast output shown before the 9pm watershed.

Through "Community on Air" and the specialised TV programmes that are to be produced and broadcast widely, families and children will have opportunities to learn more about keeping safe and healthy.