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The blue one! Some technical behind the BBC's Breathing, light sculpture which sits atop their recently refurbished Broadcasting House in London. This beautiful stainless steel and glass sculpture is illuminated by a 4000W beam of light once each day in memory of fallen journalists.
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From the left: Bob Holness, Nick Freeth, Dave Lee Travis, Jeff Smith, John Peel, Dave Tate and Anne Bristow
Vessel Identification
Name:Bbc Louisiana
IMO:9435105
Flag:Antigua & Barbuda
MMSI:305161000
Callsign:V2DB6
Technical Data
Vessel type:General Cargo
Gross tonnage:9,618 tons
Summer DWT:12,763 tons
Length:130 m
Beam:22 m
Draught:6.6 m
Additional Information
Home port:Saint John's
Class society:Germanischer Lloyd
Build year:2008
Builder (*):Jiangdong Shipyard
Wuhu, China
Owner:Bockstiegel Reederei
Emden, Germany
Manager:Bockstiegel Reederei
Emden, Germany
Vessel Identification
Name:Bbc Balboa
IMO:9501667
Flag:Antigua & Barbuda
MMSI:305730000
Callsign:V2FN5
Technical Data
Vessel type:General Cargo
Gross tonnage:6,310 tons
Summer DWT:8,089 tons
Length:128 m
Beam:16 m
Draught:5.9 m
Additional Information
Home port:Saint John's
Class society:Germanischer Lloyd
Build year:2012
Builder (*):Fishing Vessel Shipbuilding
Dalian, China
Owner:Briese Schiffahrt
Leer, Germany
Manager:Briese Schiffahrt
Leer, Germany
BBC's Nik Gowing (far Right) hosts a live "BBC World Debate- Global Economy: A Tipping Point?" with panelists Austan Goolsbee (L), Professor at University of Chicago; International Monetary Fund's Managing Director Christine Lagarde (2nd L); Mohamed El-Erian (2nd R) CEO of Pimco, and Olli Rehn (R), European Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs, European Commission at the IMF Headquarters 2 September 22, 2011 in Washington, DC. IMF Staff Photo/Stephen Jaffe
A former control room at BBC Ottringham. You can clearly see where some sort of desk stood, possibly containing controls used to manage the equipment on the site.
This photostream has been created as supporting material for a documentary called " Ottringham Calling " first broadcast on BBC Radio Humberside at Christmas 2013. This photostream is not however operated by the BBC.
You can now hear the programme via the internet. Go to soundcloud dot com and put "BBC Ottringham " into the searchbox. Look for a black and white picture of a German confiscating radios.
Je kunt nu het hele programma via internet beluisteren. Ga naar soundcloud punt com en zet "BBC Ottringham " in de zoekbox.
Detroit, Michigan, USA
bulk carrier
flag: Marshall Islands [MH]
owner: Krey Schiffahrts,
Leer, Germany
Chartered by:
BBC Chartering & Logistic GmbH,
Leer, Germany
length: 143m / 469ft
built: 2008
2021: Vessel sold, renamed Celina.
The BBC Newsgathering team at Park Western wanted a supersize wall map of London so they could visualise where their teams were but more importantly where they needed to be. Looking at a map on a computer screen has many advantages but sometimes when you need to see the big picture you need to see a big picture, hence the reason A-Z Maps and About Signs produced this beast.
The 3m x 2.2m map was printed on our hi definition latex printer, sealed with an anti scratch laminate then mounted to a 10mm pvc backing panel.
The only problem (other than the mysterious fire alarm bell that just appeared) was that that the doors at the BBC were not big enough to get a map panel of this size through. With this in mind we decided to make the map in two sections with a hidden specially designed mechanical locking section that would be able to line up the two very detailed images perfectly.
China's Governor of the People's Bank Zhou Xiaochuan participates in the "BBC World Debate: Stimulate or Consolidate" October 8, 2010 at the IMF Headquarters in Washington, DC. The IMF/World Bank Meetings are being held in Washington, DC this week which will host Finance Ministers and Bank Governors from 187 countries. IMF Photograph/Stephen Jaffe
BBC's Nik Gowing hosts a live "BBC World Debate- Global Economy: A Tipping Point?" with panelists Austan Goolsbee (L), Professor at University of Chicago; International Monetary Fund's Managing Director Christine Lagarde (2nd Left); Mohamed El-Erian (2nd R) CEO of Pimco and Olli Rehn (R), European Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs, European Commission at the IMF Headquarters 2 September 22, 2011 in Washington, DC. IMF Staff Photo/Stephen Jaffe
More than 2,500 people participated in the 16th Annual Best Buddies Challenge: Hyannis Port, a run, walk and cycle fundraiser from Boston to Hyannis Port, on May 29-30. The Challenge raised more than $5 million in total donations for Best Buddies International a nonprofit dedicated to creating opportunities for friendship, employment and leadership training for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Tom Brady, New England Patriots Quarterback and Best Buddies Global Ambassador, served as Honorary Co-Chair and led top fundraising Team Tom Brady to the finish line. Celebrity Chef Guy Fieri and Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy III joined Brady as the event’s Honorary Co-Chairs. John Hailer, President & CEO of Natixis Global Asset Management for the Americas & Asia, served as the Event Chair.
Learn more at www.bestbuddieschallenge.org.
The more recent Green Con desk, taken in the late 1980s.. Both the SM and announcer's desks were identical, and eventually there were periods when the announcer ran the network by themselves. In the end, of course, the network became entirely announcer-operated with the advent of NUMISYS, Bush's first computerised playout system (christened 'Nasty Unreliable Machine Invariably Spoils Your Schedule').
Pages 24 to 28 in the October 2005 issue of BBC Good Homes magazine - featuring Christine & David Black's converted Spanish farmhouse near Javea on the Costa Blanca.
You can read more about this shoot here: One of the greatest discoveries a man makes.
Feature & styling by Marie McMillen.
Photography by Ashley Morrison.
Queen Elizabeth II arrives at BBC Broadcasting House for a special performance by leading artists from radio on 27 February 1953.
Copyright BBC
Details of the BBC's coverage of the Diamond Jubilee can be found here, including links to programmes on BBC iPlayer.
A special list of BBC News Correspondents tweeting from events marking the Jubilee is available here.