The Archives
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| Initial release | September 29, 2003 |
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| Directors | Pieter Kuijpers |
| Screenplay | Kees van Beijnum |
| Cast | Angela Schijf |
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| ID | 2960328 |
About The Archives
Letters from Seven Years' War opened 250 years later
... Prof Morieux said he only asked to look at the box in The Archives " out of curiosity" before discovering them...
Cambridge University releases 1913 English test question
... " The question from the first ever C2 Proficiency exam paper - which is held in The Archives at Cambridge University Press & Assessment - tested students skills in recognising a split infinitive and use of the correct tense, as...
Windrush: Hundreds of people with mental illness sent back to Caribbean
... Government letters and policy documents from The Archives indicate that each patient should have " expressed a wish to return"...
King Charles' Coronation Oath Bible will contain mistakes
... OUP will produce three identical copies, one as a personal gift to King Charles and a further two to be placed in The Archives of Westminster Abbey and OUP s head office in Oxford...
Royal Society: Four incredible objects that made science history
... It is the first letter in The Archives of the Society s journal - called Philosophical Transactions - known to be sent by a woman in her own name...
Pierre Lacotte: French dancer who helped Rudolf Nureyev defect dies
... After suffering an ankle injury, Lacotte turned his attention to The Archives of the Paris Opera from 1968...
BBC to cut 1,000 hours of new TV programming in 2023 to save money
... Elsewhere, BBC Four is showing more material from The Archives...
The asylum patients being given their stories back
... Their notes have remained hidden from view in The Archives at the Somerset Heritage Centre but they are now being transcribed for the first time...
BBC to cut 1,000 hours of new TV programming in 2023 to save money
By Ian YoungsEntertainment & arts reporter
The Bbc is to broadcast 1,000 fewer hours of new TV programmes this year as part of a drive to save money.
The broadcaster made about 12,500 " originated hours" in 2022.
Half of the 1,000-hour cut will come from sport, with fewer major events in 2023. Elsewhere, Bbc Four is showing more material from The Archives .
The Bbc must find £400m in annual savings by 2027/28, according to, which was published on Thursday.
It said the current freeze of The Price of a TV licence " continues to place significant financial challenges on The Bbc at a time of high inflation and media super-inflation".
Initiatives to save money include " an annual reduction of 1,000 hours in content commissions across our portfolio".
This year, 50% of that reduction will come from " fluctuations" in the sporting calendar, with no Commonwealth Games or men's football World Cup , as there was in 2022. There is a women's World Cup this summer, but UK broadcast details have not been confirmed.
The Other 500 hours will come from different areas including Bbc Four , which The Corporation announced a year ago would become " the home of both The Bbc 's rich archive and arts & music performances".
In this year's plan, The Bbc said its strategy would include focusing on " more unique, high-impact content". The 1,000-hour figure does not include news.
The Corporation said it was currently " spending more on, and commissioning more hours of, UK-originated TV content than any other organisation".
Other cost-cutting measures include moving A Number of World Service TV and radio broadcast services online, and merging the domestic and Global News channels.
The Corporation has recently come Under Fire for plans to close the Bbc Singers choir and cut staff from its orchestras, as well as for local radio stations in England to merge more shows.
The annual plan said the broadcaster's first priority would be impartiality, with a pledge to " launch an independent review of our Social Media guidance".
The Bbc has also recently been Caught Up in rows about chairman Richard Sharp 's links to former Prime Minister Boris Johnson , and Match of The Day host Gary Lineker 's Twitter criticism of the government's asylum policy.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
