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BBC shelves Question of Sport, blaming 'funding challenges' - Vimarsana News

BBC shelves Question of Sport, blaming 'funding challenges'

The BBC is pulling Question of Sport, the world’s longest-running sports quiz, citing “funding difficulties”. The show began in 1970 with David Vine as…

Source: biztoc.com
BBC axe A Question of Sport after failed revamp BBC axe A Question of Sport after failed revamp - Vimarsana News

BBC axe A Question of Sport after failed revamp BBC axe A Question of Sport after failed revamp

The show has 'production paused' after 53 years. The BBC have said due to "funding issues" the once-popular format is coming to an end with no plans for the corporation to produce any further editions. The world’s longest-running sports quiz has been confirmed as ending with BBC One programme commissioners announcing they have no plans

Israel-Hamas war: Missing limbs, diseases tell sad tales of children's deadly burdens - Vimarsana News

Israel-Hamas war: Missing limbs, diseases tell sad tales of children's deadly burdens

The Gaza Strip is the most dangerous place in the world to be a child. Scores of children are reportedly being killed and injured daily.

Question of Sport stops production, BBC confirms - Vimarsana News

Question of Sport stops production, BBC confirms

There had been just two series with current host Paddy McGuiness and captains Sam Quek and Ugo Monye.

Source: bbc.co.uk
'Elephant in the room': The US military's devastating carbon footprint | Climate Crisis News - Vimarsana News

'Elephant in the room': The US military's devastating carbon footprint | Climate Crisis News

The US military emits more than entire industrialised nations like Portugal and Denmark, yet evades scrutiny.