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He also ended Israeli aid programmes to the African country.

Snowden is wanted by the US for leaking details of government surveillance programmes to the Guardian.

It has added international news, religion and children's programmes to the mix.

The channel has a particular responsibility to get the best possible programmes to the widest possible range of people.

Hendy, due to report in September, may yet surprise everyone by restoring parts of the paused programmes to the schedule.

Since 2003, the centre has added pioneering programmes to the Saïd curriculum, as well as five full scholarships.

So, has the BBC "ghettoised" children's television by moving all children's programmes to the digital channels CBBC and CBeebies?

"Bob's energy, enthusiasm and passion for Radio 2 will ensure that the station remains creative and vibrant, and continues to offer unique programmes to the widest possible audience".

Omnibus only perished when the American television networks upped sticks and headed for Hollywood, leaving serious programmes to the ill-funded public broadcasting stations.

The university will subcontract distance-learning programmes to the Open University, while King's College London will provide courses in defence studies as part of the deal.

They would distribute programmes to the people of Latin America, the United States, Europe and Asia, all the while distributing cash into Mr Murdoch's coffers.