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This is bbc news. the headlines: explosions are heard in the iranian city of isfahan. us officials say it is israels response to this weeks attack. an iranian official says there is no plan for immediate retaliation and state tv says there is no damage reported. this is a live shot of tel aviv. downing street says "israel has a right to self—defence".

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This is the world today from bbc news. the headlines.... ukraines prime minister warns the west of the threat of a third world war if they dont help to arm his country. the uk and the united states announced a new sanctions on iran targeting the countrys drone production after its weekend attack on israel. police scotland say peter

  MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Middle Tennessee State University's School of Journalism and Strategic Media is celebrating its 50th year of teaching students reporting, storytelling, breaking news and everything in between.   Approved in 1972, the program began when Ed Kimbrell started the Department of Mass Communications, which included sequences in advertising and public relations, news-editorial, graphics and photography,...

WJAR's original home, The Outlet, was destroyed by fire in 1986. Four years later, the shell of the building was torn down.

Today on The Country radio show , host Jamie Mackay celebrates 30 years of broadcasting live from the Hokonui studio with co-host Grant Nisbett - founding...

It all started with the Outlet department stores: retail, radio, and finally WJAR television.

A Mexican television news outlet has been left red-faced after a major balls-up live on television during the broadcasting of the solar eclipse. RCG TV was...

Former Newstalk ZB host Kate Hawkesby breached broadcasting standards with “exaggerated and misleading” comments about Māori and Pacific patients being...

BURNET, Texas - The Texas Eclipse Festival that was planned for April 5 through the 9 has been cancelled due to a severe weather forecast.