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Big City, Big News: BBC R. WM,. It is mostly information — news, weather, travel, topical interviews — but leavened with a little bright and brisk music. The four are producer Bridget Sneyd, presenter John Taynton, news bulletin editor and reader Mark Whittacker, and reporter David Biddle. They are followed later by 3 more — ano

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Eleven in One: , at Westminster. Nor can there be many with up to 11 editions every weekday, to cover an area extending little more than 10 miles from its centre. The . has 100 journalists and expects to generate over 150 stories each day. It is a prosperous newspaper, selling about 96 000 copies each weekday in an

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Olympics, Business and Ethnic News: The ,, Birmingham, having so few sub-editors that nobody can be spared to revise a badly written Press Association report which is intended to lead an inside news page. That was the position at the . in Birmingham on Tuesday 23 February 1988.

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Choice, Priorities and Decision: , (BBC) and , (TSW), . in Yorkshire and Humberside. TSW has 20 — far below the staffing of Central Television, with 84 to cover the East and West Midlands and Thames Valley, and also below the 35 for YTV’s .. TSW’s . is nevertheless at least as good as the others, and in some ways better.

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,The , 14–15 June 1988,lfracombe, but he knew little of Devon or Cornwall. His experience as a journalist was cosmopolitan, with spells in Yugoslavia, Brussels, Yorkshire, Darlington and Lincoln before being appointed to Plymouth at the age of 36. Since 1985 he has rightly wanted to promote the interests of the public who

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