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HostHost|08:15 UK time, Wednesday, 21 June 2006

Daily Mail: BBC radio presenter Jeremy Vine apologised on air on Tuesday after his show ran a spoof news item saying that Soham murderer Ian Huntley had been murdered in his prison cell (link)

The Guardian: "A request from the England camp for news of how their World Cup performances are going down back home has prompted BBC News 24 to adjust its schedules" (link)

Financial Times: The BBC's director-general writes, "all BBC journalism must be rooted in our values and in an agenda, not just of what is interesting, but what is important" (link)

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