In the light of the Hutton report and the resignation of senior personnel at the BBC, can we trust the accuracy and balance of their religious programming? 
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Posts: 30 01/30/04 01:29:13 |
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Posts: 0 02/08/04 03:53:31 |
I think the BBC are responsible for some of the best religious programmes about. They are both informative and engaging, and I think the whole mess of the Hutton report should be seen as a separate matter. Anyway, they have a new boss at the BBC now, so I don't think you can tar him with the same brush as Greg Dyke and co.
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Posts: 0 02/23/04 06:08:52 |
...and which department do you work in, in the BBC?
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Did anyone see What the World Thinks of God | #3 | ||
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Posts: 0 02/27/04 05:22:19 |
...it was a great programme on BBC last night that showed the religious beleifs and views of 10,000 people from across the world. If that's not good religious programming I don't know what is!
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| Can we trust the BBC? | 01/30/04 01:29:13 | Doubting Thomas |
| BBC and Religion | 02/08/04 03:53:31 | Unregistered(d) |
| RE: BBC | 02/23/04 06:08:52 | Unregistered(d) |
| Did anyone see What the World Thinks of God | 02/27/04 05:22:19 | Unregistered(d) |
