Page 17 - Radio Programmes News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

After saddam was overthrown, the marshes were partially reflooded, but they remain under threat, both from climate change and dams further upstream. remember, you can watch witness history each month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up on all our films, along with more than 1,000 radio programmes in our online radio archive. head to bbc. co. uk/witnesshistory. next, in 1970, the american agricultural scientist norman borlaug was awarded the nobel peace prize for his work on disease resistant crops. at the time, famine and malnutrition were claiming millions of lives across the world. b...

Data — any data since the audience dala for— any data since the audience data for 18 months. because of the way— data for 18 months. because of the way it— data for 18 months. because of the way it is collected in the pandemic on the way of that. a lot of— pandemic on the way of that. a lot of stations, especially some _ lot of stations, especially some new lunches that were definitely teen to work on the family— definitely teen to work on the family was out there. miranda sa er, family was out there. miranda sawyer. radio _ family was out there. miranda sawyer, radio critic— fam...

And especially with long—standing radio programmes, they kind of tick along and if you go back— to review them every week, | everyone would just be like, what's the point of that, really? ashley is the senior reporter at this and hot pod and there is no official data for the podcast, how do you know what it's doing well and what is not than? oh my gosh, on a show by show level, it is difficult. put this is the case for people who aren't just journalists, the case for advertisers, brands, you're going on the trust system a little bit. i don't want to bore everyone with the technical things,...

Sharjah 24: In the context of preserving the Emirati heritage, the Arabian Heritage Centre affiliated to Sharjah Institute for Heritage organised a forum entitled

Civil society representatives at a series of UN-backed radio programmes in Central Afghanistan called on the parties to stop fighting and return to the negotiat