Sentence examples for unnamed programme from inspiring English sources

In the opening moments of Michael Clark's current, unnamed programme, Julie Cunningham is very slowly lowered on to the stage on a wire.

The channel is also dropping an hour of breaking news between 7pm and 8pm, replacing it with an as yet unnamed programme which will "showcase the best of the BBC's reporting from the UK's nations and regions".

His brief was help to track down an unnamed convicted paedophile who BBC journalists working on an unknown programme believed was planning to travel to Britain, and the public broadcaster says his work was justifiable.

In the offending scene, the woman – unnamed in the programme – showed her fear, shaking, whimpering, suffering every conceivable indignity.

Kershaw made allegations against another unnamed BBC DJ on Radio 4's Today programme yesterday and likened the atmosphere at Radio 1 during the late 1980s to a rugby club locker room.

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that he believed the latest, unnamed, casualty had died after a "sustained and prolonged" firefight, which resulted in air support being called in.

In May 2003 the Today programme's defence correspondent, Andrew Gilligan, quoted an unnamed government official saying the government had "sexed up" a dossier about the threat of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.

Later this year, the programme will move to an as-yet-unnamed new UKTV channel.

On the same day, in London, Tony Blair's government made public a dossier containing much of the information that the Senate committee was being given in secret — that Iraq had sought to buy "significant quantities of uranium" from an unnamed African country, "despite having no active civil nuclear power programme that could require it".

May 29 What the Gilligan BBC report said In a report on Radio 4's Today programme, the BBC defence correspondent Andrew Gilligan quotes an unnamed source alleging Downing Street wanted the government's dossier on Iraq "sexed up" with a reference to Saddam Hussein's ability to launch a biological or chemical attack within 45 minutes.

The accusation, made to CNN television by unnamed US officials, that Iran was pursuing a secret nuclear programme came the day after North Korea announced it would restart a nuclear power plant that had lain dormant since a non-proliferation deal with the US in 1994.