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BBC in Turmoil at 90th Anniversary

Published November 14, 2012

This week marks 90 years since the BBC's first radio transmission was aired in 1922. But the landmark anniversary has been overshadowed by a series of crises that have rocked the broadcaster in recent weeks, toppling the director general and bringing the publicly-funded body's future into question. Selah Hennessy reports for VOA from London.


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