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Nevada: July 4 breakfast, parade and fireworks Start off the holiday with a drive-thru or dine-in pancake breakfast at the Nevada Fire Station, 935 Lincoln Hwy, July 4 with a free-will donation. The parade will start at 11 a.m. July 4 north on Sixth Street from East Avenue, then east on J Avenue to 10th Street. Rootbeer floats will be available at American Legion Hall, 1331 Sixth St., after the parade, costing a free-will donation. The American Legion Auxillary will serve its traditional chicken noodle dinner July 3 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., costing $10 for adults and $5 for childre...
This timeline covering the Bashir scandal at the BBC details how over 25 years dogged journalism exposed a cover-up and the actions of a rogue reporter
How the BBC lied and lied about the MoS scoop which exposed the forged bank statements that first nailed Martin Bashir In 1996 Mail on Sunday journalist Nick Fielding received a call claiming Panorama's Martin Bashir had used deception to gain access to Princess Diana Behind the scenes BBC executives repeatedly quizzed Bashir who categorically denied he showed forged documents to Earl Spencer to land the interview On the fourth time of asking on March 23, 1996, Bashir admitted he had used the documents but BBC management mounted a cover-up which lasted for 25 years
BBC’s current director-general Tim Davie said the corporation accepts 'in full' the findings of former High Court Judge Lord Dyson’s report.