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in British English
ABBREVIATION OF BBC:
British Broadcasting Corporation

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The name was changed to BBC World on 16 January 1995 and to BBC World News on 21 April 2008.
It broadcasts :

news reports;

documentaries;

lifestyle programs ;

interviews ;

Unlike the BBC's local channels, it is owned and operated by BBC Global News Ltd, part of the BBC's commercial group of companies, and is funded by subscription and advertising revenue rather than the UK television license.

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Interesting Facts about British Broadcast Corporation

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Step 1: Build your career profile
Step 2: Online assessment
Step 3: Interviews

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The BBC broadcasts on several television channels in the United Kingdom, with the first BBC One channel being the most popular among viewers, the other first of its kind is the BBC Three online youth channel.

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The content is prepared for publication by journalists based at the Broadcasting House, the BBC headquarters in London.

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Here’s how to decide whether a source should be trusted:

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Here’s how to decide whether a source should be trusted:

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1. The story

2. The author

3. Fact check

4. Expert advice

5. Images

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Fake news is now part of our every-day vocabulary and it feels like it’s everywhere. So how do you know who to believe?

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BBC newsreader Tina Daheley explains how she checks the facts when reporting on the latest news.