The fuse of the war was the Sarajevo incident on June 28, 1914, when the Austro-Hungarian Crown Prince Ferdinand and his wife Sofia were assassinated by the Serbian radical youth Principe.

[M]The fuse of the war was[/M] the Sarajevo incident on June 28, 1914, [M]when the Austro-Hungarian Crown Prince Ferdinand and his wife Sofia were assassinated[/M] by the Serbian radical youth Principe.[SEP]The fuse of the war was the Sarajevo incident on June 28, 1914, when [M]the Austro-Hungarian Crown Prince Ferdinand and his wife Sofia were assassinated by the Serbian radical youth Principe[/M].[SEP]The fuse of the war was [M]the Sarajevo incident[/M] on June 28, 1914, when [M]the Austro-Hungarian Crown Prince Ferdinand and his wife Sofia were assassinated[/M] by the Serbian radical youth Principe.[SEP][M]The fuse of the war was the Sarajevo incident[/M] on June 28, 1914, when the Austro-Hungarian Crown Prince Ferdinand and his wife Sofia were assassinated by the Serbian radical youth Principe.[SEP]The fuse of the war was [M]the Sarajevo incident on June 28, 1914[/M], when the Austro-Hungarian Crown Prince Ferdinand and his wife Sofia were assassinated by the Serbian radical youth Principe.


Germany, Austro-Hungary
, The Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria belong to the Allied camp.

Germany, Austro-Hungary
, The Ottoman Empire and [M]Bulgaria belong to the Allied camp[/M].[SEP]Germany, Austro-Hungary
, [M]The Ottoman Empire[/M] and Bulgaria [M]belong to the Allied camp[/M].[SEP]Germany, [M]Austro-Hungary[/M]
, The Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria [M]belong to the Allied camp[/M].[SEP][M]Germany[/M], Austro-Hungary
, The Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria [M]belong to the Allied camp[/M].


At that time, most countries in the world were involved in this war.

[M]At that time[/M], [M]most countries in the world were involved in this war.[/M][SEP]At that time, [M]most countries in the world were involved in this war.[/M]


Since the main battlefield is on the European continent, the Chinese literature in the early 20th century is often referred to as the "European War".

Since the main battlefield is on the European continent, [M]the Chinese literature in the early 20th century is often referred to as the "European War".[/M][SEP]Since [M]the main battlefield is on the European continent[/M], the Chinese literature in the early 20th century is often referred to as the "European War".


However, the European powers at that time were involved in each other, and the war eventually spread to the world.

However, the European powers at that time were involved in each other, and [M]the war eventually spread to the world.[/M][SEP]However, [M]the European powers at that time were involved in each other[/M], and the war eventually spread to the world.[SEP]However, [M]the European powers[/M] at that time [M]were involved in each other[/M], and the war eventually spread to the world.


[M]The course of the war was mainly the battle between the Allied Powers and the Allied Powers.[/M]


As a result of the war, four empires ceased to exist: Russian, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman and German.

[M]As a result of the war[/M], four [M]empires ceased to exist[/M]: Russian, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman and [M]German[/M].[SEP][M]As a result of the war[/M], four [M]empires ceased to exist[/M]: Russian, Austro-Hungarian, [M]Ottoman[/M] and German.[SEP][M]As a result of the war[/M], four [M]empires ceased to exist[/M]: Russian, [M]Austro-Hungarian[/M], Ottoman and German.[SEP][M]As a result of the war[/M], four [M]empires ceased to exist: Russian[/M], Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman and German.[SEP]As a result of the war, [M]four empires[/M] ceased to exist: [M]Russian, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman and German[/M].[SEP][M]As a result of the war, four empires ceased to exist[/M]: Russian, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman and German.


In total, over the years of the war, more than 70 million people were mobilized in the armies of the belligerent countries, including 60 million in Europe, of which from 9 to 10 million died.

[M]In total, over the years of the war[/M], more than 70 million people were mobilized in the armies of the belligerent countries, [M]including 60 million in Europe, of which from 9 to 10 million died[/M].[SEP][M]In total, over the years of the war[/M], more than 70 million [M]people were mobilized in the armies of the belligerent countries, including 60 million in Europe[/M], of which from 9 to 10 million died.[SEP][M]In total, over the years of the war, more than 70 million people were mobilized in the armies of the belligerent countries[/M], including 60 million in Europe, of which from 9 to 10 million died.


The First World War served as the prologue and detonator of major revolutions, including the February and October 1917 revolutions in Russia and the November 1918 revolution in Germany.

The First World War served as the prologue and detonator of [M]major revolutions, including the[/M] February and October 1917 revolutions in Russia and the [M]November 1918 revolution in Germany.[/M][SEP]The First World War served as the prologue and detonator of [M]major revolutions, including the[/M] February and [M]October 1917 revolutions in Russia[/M] and the November 1918 revolution in Germany.[SEP]The First World War served as the prologue and detonator of [M]major revolutions, including the February[/M] and October [M]1917 revolutions in Russia[/M] and the November 1918 revolution in Germany.[SEP][M]The First World War served as the[/M] prologue and [M]detonator of major revolutions[/M], including the February and October 1917 revolutions in Russia and the November 1918 revolution in Germany.[SEP][M]The First World War served as the prologue[/M] and detonator [M]of major revolutions[/M], including the February and October 1917 revolutions in Russia and the November 1918 revolution in Germany.


The First World War (July 28, 1914 - November 11, 1918) is one of the largest wars in the history of mankind.

[M]The First World War[/M] (July 28, 1914 - November 11, 1918) [M]is one of the largest wars in the history of mankind.[/M][SEP][M]The First World War (July 28, 1914 - November 11, 1918)[/M] is one of the largest wars in the history of mankind.


The countries participating in the First World War were divided into two opposing camps:
Central powers: Germanic, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman empires and Bulgarian kingdom;
Entente: Russian Empire, British Empire, French Republic.

The countries participating in the First World War were divided into two opposing camps:
Central powers: Germanic, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman empires and Bulgarian kingdom;
[M]Entente[/M]: Russian Empire, British Empire, [M]French Republic[/M].[SEP]The countries participating in the First World War were divided into two opposing camps:
Central powers: Germanic, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman empires and Bulgarian kingdom;
[M]Entente[/M]: Russian Empire, [M]British Empire[/M], French Republic.[SEP]The countries participating in the First World War were divided into two opposing camps:
Central powers: Germanic, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman empires and Bulgarian kingdom;
[M]Entente[/M]: [M]Russian Empire[/M], British Empire, French Republic.[SEP]The countries participating in the First World War were divided into two opposing camps:
[M]Central powers[/M]: Germanic, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman empires and [M]Bulgarian kingdom[/M];
Entente: Russian Empire, British Empire, French Republic.[SEP]The countries participating in the First World War were divided into two opposing camps:
[M]Central powers[/M]: Germanic, Austro-Hungarian, [M]Ottoman empires[/M] and Bulgarian kingdom;
Entente: Russian Empire, British Empire, French Republic.[SEP]The countries participating in the First World War were divided into two opposing camps:
[M]Central powers[/M]: Germanic, [M]Austro-Hungarian[/M], Ottoman [M]empires[/M] and Bulgarian kingdom;
Entente: Russian Empire, British Empire, French Republic.[SEP]The countries participating in the First World War were divided into two opposing camps:
[M]Central powers[/M]: [M]Germanic[/M], Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman [M]empires[/M] and Bulgarian kingdom;
Entente: Russian Empire, British Empire, French Republic.[SEP][M]The countries participating in the First World War were divided into two opposing camps:
Central powers[/M]: Germanic, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman empires and Bulgarian kingdom;
[M]Entente[/M]: Russian Empire, British Empire, French Republic.


The number of civilian casualties, according to various estimates, ranges from 7 to 12 million people, of which about 1 million died as a result of hostilities; about 55 million people were injured.

The number of civilian casualties, according to various estimates, ranges from 7 to 12 million people, of which about 1 million died as a result of hostilities; [M]about 55 million people were injured[/M].[SEP]The number of civilian casualties, according to various estimates, ranges from 7 to 12 million people, of which [M]about 1 million died as a result of hostilities[/M]; about 55 million people were injured.[SEP][M]The number of civilian casualties[/M], according to various estimates, [M]ranges from 7 to 12 million people[/M], of which about 1 million died as a result of hostilities; about 55 million people were injured.


The formal reason for the war was the events in Sarajevo, where on June 28, 1914, the Bosnian Serb Gavrilo Princip killed the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, Archduke Ferdinand and his morganatic wife Sofia Chotek.

The formal reason for the war was the events in Sarajevo, where on June 28, 1914, the Bosnian Serb Gavrilo Princip killed the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, [M]Archduke Ferdinand[/M] and [M]his morganatic wife Sofia Chotek.[/M][SEP]The formal reason for the war was the events in Sarajevo, where on June 28, 1914, the Bosnian Serb Gavrilo Princip killed [M]the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, Archduke Ferdinand[/M] and his morganatic wife Sofia Chotek.[SEP]The formal reason for the war was the events in Sarajevo, where on June 28, 1914, [M]the Bosnian Serb Gavrilo Princip[/M] killed the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, Archduke Ferdinand and his morganatic wife Sofia Chotek.[SEP]The formal reason for the war was the events in Sarajevo, where [M]on June 28, 1914[/M], the Bosnian Serb [M]Gavrilo Princip killed[/M] the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, Archduke Ferdinand and his morganatic wife [M]Sofia Chotek[/M].[SEP]The formal reason for the war was the events in Sarajevo, where [M]on June 28, 1914[/M], the Bosnian Serb [M]Gavrilo Princip killed[/M] the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, [M]Archduke Ferdinand[/M] and his morganatic wife Sofia Chotek.[SEP][M]The formal reason for the war was the events in Sarajevo[/M], where on June 28, 1914, the Bosnian Serb Gavrilo Princip killed the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, Archduke Ferdinand and his morganatic wife Sofia Chotek.


Friday, August 24: crypto markets have seen notable growth today, with all but one of the top 40 cryptocurrencies by market cap solidly in the green, according to data from Coin360.

Friday, August 24: [M]crypto markets have seen notable growth today[/M], with all but one of the top 40 cryptocurrencies by market cap solidly in the green, [M]according to data from Coin360.[/M][SEP][M]Friday, August 24: crypto markets have seen notable growth today[/M], with all but one of the top 40 cryptocurrencies by market cap solidly in the green, according to data from Coin360.[SEP]Friday, August 24: [M]crypto markets have seen notable growth[/M] today, [M]with all but one of the top 40 cryptocurrencies by market cap solidly in the green[/M], according to data from Coin360.


Following a markable downward trend over the week, the second cryptocurrency by market cap has suffered a heavy-hitting 41 percent loss over the past 30 days.

Following a markable downward trend over the week, [M]the second cryptocurrency by market cap has suffered a heavy-hitting 41 percent loss over the past 30 days.[/M][SEP]Following [M]a markable downward trend over the week[/M], the second cryptocurrency by market cap has suffered a heavy-hitting 41 percent loss over the past 30 days.


The leading cryptocurrency is up around 3 percent over the past 24 hours, trading at $6,624 at press time.

[M]The leading cryptocurrency[/M] is up around 3 percent over the past 24 hours, [M]trading at $6,624 at press time[/M].[SEP][M]The leading cryptocurrency is up around 3 percent over the past 24 hours[/M], trading at $6,624 at press time.


Market visualization from Coin360
Bitcoin (BTC) has seen solid growth, having surpassed the $6,600 price point, starting the day just over $6,400.

[M]Market visualization from Coin360
Bitcoin[/M] (BTC) has seen solid growth, having surpassed the $6,600 price point, [M]starting the day just over $6,400.[/M][SEP][M]Market visualization from Coin360
Bitcoin[/M] (BTC) has seen solid growth, [M]having surpassed the $6,600 price point[/M], starting the day just over $6,400.[SEP][M]Market visualization from Coin360
Bitcoin[/M] (BTC) [M]has seen solid growth[/M], having surpassed the $6,600 price point, starting the day just over $6,400.


Source: Cointelegraph Ethereum Price Index
Total market cap is slightly up today, mostly holding above the $210 billion mark over the past 24 hours.

Source: Cointelegraph Ethereum Price Index
[M]Total market cap is[/M] slightly up today, mostly [M]holding above the $210 billion mark over the past 24 hours.[/M][SEP]Source: Cointelegraph Ethereum Price Index
[M]Total market cap is slightly up today[/M], mostly holding above the $210 billion mark over the past 24 hours.[SEP]Source: Cointelegraph Ethereum Price Index
[M]Total market cap is slightly up[/M] today, mostly holding above the $210 billion mark over the past 24 hours.


Source: Cointelegraph Bitcoin Price Index
The top altcoin Ethereum (ETH) is up about 2.7 percent today, trading at $280 at press time.

Source: Cointelegraph Bitcoin Price Index
[M]The top altcoin Ethereum[/M] (ETH) [M]is[/M] up about 2.7 percent today, [M]trading at $280 at press time.[/M][SEP]Source: Cointelegraph Bitcoin Price Index
[M]The top altcoin Ethereum (ETH) is up about 2.7 percent today[/M], trading at $280 at press time.[SEP]Source: Cointelegraph Bitcoin Price Index
The top altcoin [M]Ethereum (ETH)[/M] is up about 2.7 percent today, trading at $280 at press time.


August 22 Bitcoin plunged from above $6,700 to under the $6,400 price point, following news of new anti-crypto policies in China, as well as another series of application denials for several Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

[M]August 22 Bitcoin plunged[/M] from above $6,700 to under the $6,400 price point, [M]following news[/M] of new anti-crypto policies in China, as well as [M]another series of application denials for several Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).[/M][SEP][M]August 22 Bitcoin plunged[/M] from above $6,700 to under the $6,400 price point, [M]following news of new anti-crypto policies in China[/M], as well as another series of application denials for several Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).[SEP][M]August 22 Bitcoin plunged from above $6,700 to under the $6,400 price point[/M], following news of new anti-crypto policies in China, as well as another series of application denials for several Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).


According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin and VeChain (VET) are the only two cryptocurrencies among top 20 coins by market cap that have seen some gains over the past 7 days, with Bitcoin up just 1.43 percent.

According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin and [M]VeChain (VET)[/M] are the only two [M]cryptocurrencies[/M] among top 20 coins by market cap that have seen some gains over the past 7 days, with Bitcoin up just 1.43 percent.[SEP]According to CoinMarketCap, [M]Bitcoin[/M] and VeChain (VET) are the only two [M]cryptocurrencies[/M] among top 20 coins by market cap that have seen some gains over the past 7 days, with Bitcoin up just 1.43 percent.[SEP]According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin and VeChain (VET) are the only two cryptocurrencies among top 20 coins by market cap that have seen some gains over the past 7 days, with [M]Bitcoin up just 1.43 percent.[/M][SEP][M]According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin and VeChain (VET) are the only two cryptocurrencies among top 20 coins by market cap that have seen some gains over the past 7 days[/M], with Bitcoin up just 1.43 percent.


The virtual currency can be used to move money around the world quickly and with relative anonymity, without the need for a central authority, such as a bank or government.

[M]The virtual currency can be used to move money around the world quickly[/M] and with relative anonymity, [M]without the need for a[/M] central authority, such as a bank or [M]government[/M].[SEP][M]The virtual currency can be used to move money around the world[/M] quickly and with relative anonymity, [M]without the need for a[/M] central authority, such as a [M]bank[/M] or government.[SEP][M]The virtual currency can be used to move money around the world[/M] quickly and with relative anonymity, [M]without the need for a central authority[/M], such as a bank or government.[SEP][M]The virtual currency can be used to move money around the world[/M] quickly and [M]with relative anonymity[/M], without the need for a central authority, such as a bank or government.[SEP][M]The virtual currency can be used to move money around the world quickly[/M] and with relative anonymity, without the need for a central authority, such as a bank or government.


The commissioners had previously voted 3-1 to reject another bitcoin ETF application, with Republican commissioner Hester Peirce dissenting on the basis she felt doing so stifled innovation.

The commissioners had previously voted 3-1 to reject another bitcoin ETF application, with Republican commissioner [M]Hester Peirce dissenting on the basis she felt doing so stifled innovation.[/M][SEP]The commissioners had previously voted 3-1 to reject another bitcoin ETF application, with [M]Republican commissioner Hester Peirce[/M] dissenting on the basis she felt doing so stifled innovation.[SEP][M]The commissioners had previously voted 3-1 to reject another bitcoin ETF application[/M], with Republican commissioner Hester Peirce dissenting on the basis she felt doing so stifled innovation.


SEC staff have delegated authority to make a decision on such applications, meaning the commissioners and the SEC chairman have the power to review the decision if they desire.

SEC staff have delegated authority to make a decision on such applications, meaning [M]the[/M] commissioners and the [M]SEC chairman have the power to review the decision if they desire.[/M][SEP]SEC staff have delegated authority to make a decision on such applications, meaning [M]the commissioners[/M] and the SEC chairman [M]have the power to review the decision if they desire.[/M][SEP][M]SEC staff have delegated authority to make a decision on such applications[/M], meaning the commissioners and the SEC chairman have the power to review the decision if they desire.


Staff at the SEC on Wednesday rejected applications for new funds from three companies, suggesting they were not yet convinced that the products would not be subject to fraud or manipulation.

[M]Staff at the SEC[/M] on Wednesday rejected applications for new funds from three companies, [M]suggesting they were not yet convinced that the products would not be subject to[/M] fraud or [M]manipulation[/M].[SEP][M]Staff at the SEC[/M] on Wednesday rejected applications for new funds from three companies, [M]suggesting they were not yet convinced that the products would not be subject to fraud[/M] or manipulation.[SEP][M]Staff at the SEC on Wednesday rejected applications for new funds from three companies[/M], suggesting they were not yet convinced that the products would not be subject to fraud or manipulation.[SEP][M]Staff at the SEC[/M] on Wednesday [M]rejected applications for new funds from three companies[/M], suggesting they were not yet convinced that the products would not be subject to fraud or manipulation.


[M]But the SEC’s four commissioners will review those decisions, according to letters the SEC posted on its website.[/M]


Bitcoin BTC=BTSP was trading up nearly 2 percent at $6,480 on the Luxembourg-based Bitstamp exchange on Thursday after the SEC posted the letters.

[M]Bitcoin[/M] BTC=BTSP [M]was trading[/M] up nearly 2 percent at $6,480 on the Luxembourg-based Bitstamp exchange on Thursday [M]after the SEC posted the letters[/M].[SEP][M]Bitcoin[/M] BTC=BTSP [M]was trading[/M] up nearly 2 percent at $6,480 [M]on the Luxembourg-based Bitstamp exchange on Thursday[/M] after the SEC posted the letters.[SEP][M]Bitcoin[/M] BTC=BTSP [M]was trading[/M] up nearly 2 percent at $6,480 [M]on the Luxembourg-based Bitstamp exchange[/M] on Thursday after the SEC posted the letters.[SEP][M]Bitcoin[/M] BTC=BTSP [M]was trading up nearly 2 percent at $6,480[/M] on the Luxembourg-based Bitstamp exchange on Thursday after the SEC posted the letters.[SEP][M]Bitcoin[/M] BTC=BTSP [M]was trading[/M] up nearly 2 percent at $6,480 on the Luxembourg-based Bitstamp exchange on Thursday after the SEC posted the letters.


REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration
NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Thursday it will review a decision by its staff to block nine bitcoin-based exchange-traded funds from coming to market.

REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration
NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - [M]The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Thursday it will review a decision[/M] by its staff [M]to block nine bitcoin-based exchange-traded funds from coming to market.[/M][SEP]REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration
NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - [M]The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Thursday it will review a decision by its staff[/M] to block nine bitcoin-based exchange-traded funds from coming to market.


Representation of the Bitcoin virtual currency standing on the PC motherboard is seen in this illustration picture, February 3, 2018.

[M]Representation of[/M] the [M]Bitcoin[/M] virtual currency [M]standing on the PC motherboard is seen in this illustration[/M] picture, [M]February 3[/M], 2018.[SEP][M]Representation of[/M] the [M]Bitcoin[/M] virtual currency [M]standing on the PC motherboard is seen in this illustration[/M] picture, February 3, 2018.[SEP]Representation of the [M]Bitcoin virtual currency[/M] standing on the PC motherboard is seen in this illustration picture, February 3, 2018.


A fund holding the currency could attract more investors and push its price higher.

[M]A fund holding the currency could[/M] attract more investors and [M]push its price higher.[/M][SEP][M]A fund holding the currency could attract more investors[/M] and push its price higher.


The Pakistan government had closed its airspace for domestic and international flights in the wake of escalating tension with India.

[M]The Pakistan government[/M] had closed its airspace for domestic and international flights in the wake of [M]escalating tension with India.[/M][SEP][M]The Pakistan government had closed its airspace[/M] for domestic and international flights [M]in the wake of escalating tension with India.[/M][SEP][M]The Pakistan government had closed its airspace for[/M] domestic and [M]international flights[/M] in the wake of escalating tension with India.[SEP][M]The Pakistan government had closed its airspace for domestic[/M] and international [M]flights[/M] in the wake of escalating tension with India.


"The problem is due to the closure of the Lahore airport and it is not possible for the broadcasters to move around 15,000 tons of equipment to Lahore on time to produce and broadcast the matches from there," the official said.

"The problem is due to the closure of the Lahore airport and [M]it is not possible for the broadcasters to move around 15,000 tons of equipment to Lahore on time to produce and broadcast the matches from there[/M]," [M]the official said[/M].[SEP]"The problem is due to the closure of the Lahore airport and [M]it is not possible for the broadcasters to move around 15,000 tons of equipment to Lahore on time[/M] to produce and broadcast the matches from there," [M]the official said[/M].[SEP][M]"The problem is due to the closure of the Lahore airport[/M] and it is not possible for the broadcasters to move around 15,000 tons of equipment to Lahore on time to produce and broadcast the matches from there," [M]the official said[/M].


An official in the board confirmed that all three matches which were scheduled in Lahore would now be played at the National Stadium in Karachi from 7 March.

[M]An official in the board confirmed[/M] that [M]all three matches[/M] which were scheduled in Lahore [M]would now be played[/M] at the National Stadium in Karachi [M]from 7 March[/M].[SEP][M]An official in the board confirmed[/M] that [M]all three matches[/M] which were scheduled in Lahore [M]would now be played[/M] at the National Stadium [M]in Karachi[/M] from 7 March.[SEP][M]An official in the board confirmed[/M] that [M]all three matches[/M] which were scheduled in Lahore [M]would now be played at the National Stadium[/M] in Karachi from 7 March.[SEP]An official in the board confirmed that [M]all three matches which were scheduled in Lahore[/M] would now be played at the National Stadium in Karachi from 7 March.


Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has been forced to shift all its PSL matches from Lahore to Karachi after the broadcaster complained of logistical problems due to the closure of Lahore airport.

Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has been forced to shift all its PSL matches from Lahore to Karachi after [M]the broadcaster complained of logistical problems due to the closure of Lahore airport[/M].[SEP]Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has been forced to shift all its PSL matches from Lahore to Karachi after [M]the broadcaster complained of logistical problems[/M] due to the closure of Lahore airport.[SEP]Karachi: [M]The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has been forced to shift all its PSL matches from Lahore to Karachi[/M] after the broadcaster complained of logistical problems due to the closure of Lahore airport.


But, on Saturday, Prime Minister Imran Khan ordered the airports at Karachi and Islamabad to be reopened for commercial flights to ease the travellers' troubles.

But, [M]on Saturday, Prime Minister Imran Khan ordered the airports at[/M] Karachi and [M]Islamabad to be reopened for commercial flights to ease the travellers' troubles[/M].[SEP]But, [M]on Saturday[/M], [M]Prime Minister Imran Khan ordered the airports at Karachi[/M] and Islamabad [M]to be reopened for commercial flights to ease the travellers' troubles[/M].[SEP]But, on Saturday, [M]Prime Minister Imran Khan[/M] ordered the airports at Karachi and Islamabad to be reopened for commercial flights to ease the travellers' troubles.


PCB will make a final announcement soon,” media reports stated.

[M]PCB will make a final announcement soon[/M],” [M]media reports stated[/M].[SEP][M]PCB will make a final announcement soon[/M],” media reports stated.


PCB chairman Ehsan Mani said that “Due to the recent and prevailing uncertainty, we felt it critical to make a decisive decision at this juncture.

PCB chairman [M]Ehsan Mani said that “Due to the[/M] recent and [M]prevailing uncertainty, we felt it critical to make a decisive decision at this juncture[/M].[SEP]PCB chairman [M]Ehsan Mani said that “Due to the recent[/M] and prevailing [M]uncertainty, we felt it critical to make a decisive decision at this juncture[/M].[SEP][M]PCB chairman Ehsan Mani[/M] said that “Due to the recent and prevailing uncertainty, we felt it critical to make a decisive decision at this juncture.


“All eight PSL matches are likely to be held in Karachi now.

[M]“All eight PSL matches are likely to be held in Karachi now[/M].[SEP]“All [M]eight PSL matches[/M] are likely to be held in Karachi now.


Chief Minister Sindh, Syed Murad Ali Shah said that “We are ready to host all the matches”.

[M]Chief Minister Sindh[/M], [M]Syed Murad Ali Shah[/M] said that “We are ready to host all the matches”.[SEP]Chief Minister Sindh, [M]Syed Murad Ali Shah said[/M] that [M]“We are ready to host all the matches”.[/M]


After the tension between Pakistan and India, the matches are shifted to Karachi.

After the tension between Pakistan and India, [M]the matches are shifted to Karachi[/M].[SEP]After [M]the tension between Pakistan and India[/M], the matches are shifted to Karachi.


DUBAI: Due to logistical and operational challenges Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to shift the three scheduled matches in Lahore to Karachi.

DUBAI: [M]Due to[/M] logistical and [M]operational challenges Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to shift the three scheduled matches in Lahore to Karachi[/M].[SEP]DUBAI: [M]Due to logistical[/M] and operational [M]challenges Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to shift the three scheduled matches in Lahore to Karachi[/M].


Karachi Kings will play its match against Peshawar Zalmi on March 10, which was earlier scheduled to be played on March 7 at the National Stadium Karachi.

[M]Karachi Kings[/M] will play its [M]match against Peshawar Zalmi[/M] on March 10, which [M]was earlier scheduled to be played[/M] on March 7 [M]at the National Stadium Karachi[/M].[SEP][M]Karachi Kings[/M] will play its [M]match against Peshawar Zalmi[/M] on March 10, which [M]was earlier scheduled to be played on March 7[/M] at the National Stadium Karachi.[SEP][M]Karachi Kings will play its match[/M] against Peshawar Zalmi [M]on March 10[/M], which was earlier scheduled to be played on March 7 at the National Stadium Karachi.[SEP][M]Karachi Kings will play its match against Peshawar Zalmi[/M] on March 10, which was earlier scheduled to be played on March 7 at the National Stadium Karachi.


Meanwhile, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has rescheduled the remaining matches also, the matches which were scheduled to start from March 7 earlier, now will take place between March 9 until 17.

Meanwhile, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has rescheduled the remaining matches also, the [M]matches[/M] which were scheduled to start from March 7 earlier, [M]now will take place between March 9 until 17.[/M][SEP]Meanwhile, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has rescheduled the remaining matches also, the [M]matches[/M] which [M]were scheduled to start from March 7[/M] earlier, now will take place between March 9 until 17.[SEP]Meanwhile, the [M]Pakistan Cricket Board[/M] (PCB) has [M]rescheduled the remaining matches[/M] also, the matches which were scheduled to start from March 7 earlier, now will take place between March 9 until 17.


According to the sources the matches have been shifted to Karachi from Lahore amid current escalation with India.

[M]According to the sources the matches have been shifted[/M] to Karachi from Lahore [M]amid current escalation with India[/M].[SEP][M]According to the sources the matches have been shifted to Karachi from Lahore[/M] amid current escalation with India.


The final of Pakistan Super League fourth edition (PSL 4) will be played in National Stadium Karachi on 17th March 2019.

The [M]final of Pakistan Super League fourth edition[/M] (PSL 4) [M]will be played[/M] in National Stadium Karachi on [M]17th March 2019.[/M][SEP]The [M]final of Pakistan Super League fourth edition[/M] (PSL 4) [M]will be played in National Stadium Karachi[/M] on 17th March 2019.


I would like to request everyone and specially media to support us to host these matches, he continued.

[M]I would like to request[/M] everyone and [M]specially media to support us to host these matches, he continued[/M].[SEP][M]I would like to request everyone[/M] and specially media [M]to support us to host these matches, he continued[/M].


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Chief Minister Sindh Syed Murad Ali Shah on Sunday confirmed that Karachi will be hosting all the remaining matches of Pakistan Super League (PSL) matches now.

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Chief Minister [M]Sindh Syed Murad Ali Shah on Sunday confirmed that Karachi will be hosting all the remaining matches of Pakistan Super League (PSL) matches now[/M].[SEP]Share:
[M]Chief Minister Sindh Syed Murad Ali Shah[/M] on Sunday confirmed that Karachi will be hosting all the remaining matches of Pakistan Super League (PSL) matches now.


On March 11, Kings will take on Quetta Gladiators.

[M]On March 11[/M], [M]Kings will take on[/M] Quetta [M]Gladiators[/M].[SEP]On March 11, [M]Kings will take on Quetta Gladiators[/M].


It is pertinent to menetion here that Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Ahsan Mani on February 28, had said none of the players have refused from coming to Pakistan, all the teams are ready to play in Pakistan, he continued.

It is pertinent to menetion here that [M]Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Ahsan Mani[/M] on February 28, had said none of the players have refused from coming to Pakistan, all the teams are ready to play in Pakistan, he continued.[SEP]It is pertinent to menetion here that Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman [M]Ahsan Mani[/M] on [M]February 28[/M], had [M]said none of the players have refused from coming to Pakistan[/M], all the teams are ready to play in Pakistan, he continued.[SEP]It is pertinent to menetion here that Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman [M]Ahsan Mani[/M] on [M]February 28[/M], had [M]said[/M] none of the players have refused from coming to Pakistan, [M]all the teams are ready to play in Pakistan[/M], he continued.[SEP]It is pertinent to menetion here that Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman [M]Ahsan Mani[/M] on February 28, had [M]said[/M] none of the players have refused from coming to Pakistan, [M]all the teams are ready to play in Pakistan[/M], he continued.[SEP]It is pertinent to menetion here that Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman [M]Ahsan Mani[/M] on February 28, had [M]said none of the players have refused from coming to Pakistan[/M], all the teams are ready to play in Pakistan, he continued.


“Two years back, I asked for one match and this year all matches are being played here in Karachi, I have accepted this challenge”, Syed Murad Ali Shah said while talking to journalists in Karachi, here today.

“Two years back, I asked for one match and this year all matches are being played here in Karachi, [M]I have accepted this challenge”, Syed Murad Ali Shah said[/M] while talking to journalists in Karachi, here today.[SEP]“Two years back, I asked for one match and [M]this year all matches are being played here in Karachi[/M], I have accepted this challenge”, [M]Syed Murad Ali Shah said[/M] while talking to journalists in Karachi, here today.[SEP][M]“Two years back, I asked for one match[/M] and this year all matches are being played here in Karachi, I have accepted this challenge”, [M]Syed Murad Ali Shah said[/M] while talking to journalists in Karachi, here today.[SEP]“Two years back, I asked for one match and this year all matches are being played here in Karachi, I have accepted this challenge”, [M]Syed Murad Ali Shah[/M] said while [M]talking to journalists in Karachi, here today[/M].


The BBC World Service is the world's largest broadcasting service, broadcasting shortwave, FM and MW, analogue and digital, via satellite and the Internet.

[M]The BBC World Service[/M] is the world's largest broadcasting service, [M]broadcasting[/M] shortwave, FM and MW, analogue and digital, [M]via[/M] satellite and [M]the Internet[/M].[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M] is the world's largest broadcasting service, [M]broadcasting[/M] shortwave, FM and MW, analogue and digital, [M]via satellite[/M] and the Internet.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M] is the world's largest broadcasting service, [M]broadcasting[/M] shortwave, FM and MW, [M]analogue and digital[/M], via satellite and the Internet.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M] is the world's largest broadcasting service, [M]broadcasting[/M] shortwave, [M]FM and MW[/M], analogue and digital, via satellite and the Internet.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M] is the world's largest broadcasting service, [M]broadcasting shortwave[/M], FM and MW, analogue and digital, via satellite and the Internet.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service is the world's largest broadcasting service[/M], broadcasting shortwave, FM and MW, analogue and digital, via satellite and the Internet.


English-language programs are broadcast 24 hours a day.

[M]English-language programs are broadcast[/M] 24 hours a day.[SEP][M]English-language programs are broadcast 24 hours a day[/M].


[M]There are no commercials on the channels.[/M]


The audience is about 188,000,000 people a week, as of June 2009.

[M]The audience is about 188,000,000 people a week[/M], [M]as of June 2009[/M].[SEP][M]The audience is about 188,000,000 people a week[/M], as of June 2009.


Until 2014, World Service was funded by grants from Her Majesty's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, but from 1 April 2014 it became funded by mandatory contributions for television paid by every household in the United Kingdom that uses television to watch television.

Until 2014, [M]World Service[/M] was funded by grants from Her Majesty's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, [M]but from 1 April 2014[/M] it [M]became funded by mandatory contributions for television paid by every household in the United Kingdom that uses television to watch television[/M].[SEP][M]Until 2014, World Service was funded by grants from Her Majesty's Ministry of Foreign Affairs[/M], but from 1 April 2014 it became funded by mandatory contributions for television paid by every household in the United Kingdom that uses television to watch television.


In May 2007 the BBC reported that the typical weekly audience had reached 183 million people, beating the previous record of 163 million listeners it had achieved in the previous year.

[M]In May 2007 the BBC[/M] reported that the typical weekly audience had reached 183 million people, [M]beating the previous record of 163 million listeners it had achieved in the previous year.[/M][SEP][M]In May 2007 the BBC reported that the typical weekly audience had reached 183 million people[/M], beating the previous record of 163 million listeners it had achieved in the previous year.


In 2015, the World Service reached an average of 210 million people per week (via TV, radio and online).

[M]In 2015, the World Service reached an average of 210 million people per week[/M] (via TV, radio and online).[SEP]In 2015, [M]the World Service reached an average of 210 million people per week (via TV, radio and online).[/M][SEP]In 2015, [M]the World Service reached an average of 210 million people per week[/M] (via TV, radio and online).


The BBC World Service, the world's largest international broadcaster, broadcasts news, speeches and debates on radio and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.

[M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, speeches and [M]debates[/M] on radio and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal [M]on streaming platforms.[/M][SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, [M]speeches[/M] and debates on radio and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal [M]on streaming platforms.[/M][SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts news[/M], speeches and debates on radio and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal [M]on streaming platforms.[/M][SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts news[/M], speeches and debates on radio and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world [M]in[/M] analogue and [M]digital signal[/M] on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, [M]speeches[/M] and debates on radio and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world [M]in[/M] analogue and [M]digital signal[/M] on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, speeches and [M]debates[/M] on radio and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world [M]in[/M] analogue and [M]digital signal[/M] on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, speeches and [M]debates[/M] on radio and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world [M]in analogue[/M] and digital [M]signal[/M] on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, [M]speeches[/M] and debates on radio and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world [M]in analogue[/M] and digital [M]signal[/M] on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts news[/M], speeches and debates on radio and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world [M]in analogue[/M] and digital [M]signal[/M] on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts news[/M], speeches and debates on radio and television in more than 40 languages [M]to many parts of the world[/M] in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, [M]speeches[/M] and debates on radio and television in more than 40 languages [M]to many parts of the world[/M] in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, speeches and [M]debates[/M] on radio and television in more than 40 languages [M]to many parts of the world[/M] in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, speeches and [M]debates[/M] on radio and television [M]in more than 40 languages[/M] to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, [M]speeches[/M] and debates on radio and television [M]in more than 40 languages[/M] to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts news[/M], speeches and debates on radio and television [M]in more than 40 languages[/M] to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts news[/M], speeches and debates [M]on[/M] radio and [M]television[/M] in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts news[/M], speeches and debates [M]on radio[/M] and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, [M]speeches[/M] and debates [M]on radio[/M] and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, [M]speeches[/M] and debates [M]on[/M] radio and [M]television[/M] in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, speeches and [M]debates on[/M] radio and [M]television[/M] in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, speeches and [M]debates on radio[/M] and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, [M]speeches[/M] and [M]debates[/M] on radio and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] news, [M]speeches[/M] and debates on radio and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts news[/M], speeches and debates on radio and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.[SEP][M]The BBC World Service[/M], [M]the world's largest international broadcaster[/M], broadcasts news, speeches and debates on radio and television in more than 40 languages to many parts of the world in analogue and digital signal on streaming platforms.


BBC World Service English maintains eight different regional feeds with different program variations, covering East Africa and South Africa respectively ; West and Central Africa ; Europe and the Middle East ; Americas and the Caribbean ; Eastern Asia ; South Asia ; Australasia ; United Kingdom.

[M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional feeds[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East Africa and South Africa respectively ; West and Central Africa ; Europe and the Middle East ; Americas and the Caribbean ; Eastern Asia ; South Asia ; Australasia ; [M]United Kingdom[/M].[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional feeds[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East Africa and South Africa respectively ; West and Central Africa ; Europe and the Middle East ; Americas and the Caribbean ; Eastern Asia ; South Asia ; [M]Australasia[/M] ; United Kingdom.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional feeds[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East Africa and South Africa respectively ; West and Central Africa ; Europe and the Middle East ; Americas and the Caribbean ; Eastern Asia ; [M]South Asia[/M] ; Australasia ; United Kingdom.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional feeds[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East Africa and South Africa respectively ; West and Central Africa ; Europe and the Middle East ; Americas and the Caribbean ; [M]Eastern Asia[/M] ; South Asia ; Australasia ; United Kingdom.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional feeds[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East Africa and South Africa respectively ; West and Central Africa ; Europe and the Middle East ; [M]Americas and the Caribbean[/M] ; Eastern Asia ; South Asia ; Australasia ; United Kingdom.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional feeds[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East Africa and South Africa respectively ; West and Central Africa ; Europe and [M]the Middle East[/M] ; Americas and the Caribbean ; Eastern Asia ; South Asia ; Australasia ; United Kingdom.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional feeds[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East Africa and South Africa respectively ; West and Central Africa ; [M]Europe[/M] and the Middle East ; Americas and the Caribbean ; Eastern Asia ; South Asia ; Australasia ; United Kingdom.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional feeds[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East Africa and South Africa respectively ; [M]West and Central Africa[/M] ; Europe and the Middle East ; Americas and the Caribbean ; Eastern Asia ; South Asia ; Australasia ; United Kingdom.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional feeds[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East Africa and [M]South Africa[/M] respectively ; West and Central Africa ; Europe and the Middle East ; Americas and the Caribbean ; Eastern Asia ; South Asia ; Australasia ; United Kingdom.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional feeds[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering East Africa[/M] and South Africa respectively ; West and Central Africa ; Europe and the Middle East ; Americas and the Caribbean ; Eastern Asia ; South Asia ; Australasia ; United Kingdom.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains eight different regional feeds with different program variations[/M], covering East Africa and South Africa respectively ; West and Central Africa ; Europe and the Middle East ; Americas and the Caribbean ; Eastern Asia ; South Asia ; Australasia ; United Kingdom.


There are also two separate online-only streams, one of which is more news-oriented, known as News Internet.

There are also two separate [M]online-only streams[/M], [M]one of which is[/M] more news-oriented, [M]known as News Internet[/M].[SEP]There are also two separate [M]online-only streams[/M], [M]one[/M] of which [M]is more news-oriented[/M], known as News Internet.[SEP][M]There are also two separate online-only streams[/M], one of which is more news-oriented, known as News Internet.


In November 2016, the BBC announced again that it would begin broadcasting in other languages, including Amharic and Igbo, in its biggest expansion since the 1940s.

[M]In November 2016, the BBC announced[/M] again that it would begin broadcasting in other languages, including Amharic and Igbo, in [M]its biggest expansion since the 1940s[/M].[SEP][M]In November 2016, the BBC announced again that it would begin broadcasting in[/M] other languages, including Amharic and [M]Igbo[/M], in its biggest expansion since the 1940s.[SEP][M]In November 2016, the BBC announced again that it would begin broadcasting in[/M] other languages, including [M]Amharic[/M] and Igbo, in its biggest expansion since the 1940s.[SEP][M]In November 2016, the BBC announced again that it would begin broadcasting in other languages[/M], including Amharic and Igbo, in its biggest expansion since the 1940s.


The service in English broadcasts 24 hours a day
On September 14, 2001 he was made an Honorary Member of the Order of Merit of Portugal.

The service in English broadcasts 24 hours a day
[M]On September 14, 2001 he was made an Honorary Member of the Order of Merit of Portugal.[/M][SEP]The service in English broadcasts 24 hours a day
On September 14, 2001 [M]he was made an Honorary Member of the Order of Merit of Portugal.[/M][SEP][M]The service in English broadcasts 24 hours a day[/M]
On September 14, 2001 he was made an Honorary Member of the Order of Merit of Portugal.


Despite this form of funding, the World Service remains editorially independent, although the Office of Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs is consulted on the decision-making process on the languages in which the Service is delivered.

Despite this form of funding, the World Service remains editorially independent, [M]although the Office of Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs is consulted on the decision-making process on the languages in which the Service is delivered[/M].[SEP][M]Despite this form of funding, the World Service remains editorially independent[/M], although the Office of Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs is consulted on the decision-making process on the languages in which the Service is delivered.


The World Service is funded by a state subsidy after the Foreign and Commonwealth Office by the UK Government - except the BBC's domestic radio and television services, which are funded primarily by a household fee in the UK, which have a television to watch programs while they are broadcast.

The World Service is funded by a state subsidy after the Foreign and Commonwealth Office by the UK Government - except [M]the BBC's domestic radio and television services[/M], which [M]are funded primarily by a household fee in the UK, which have a television to watch programs while they are broadcast.[/M][SEP][M]The World Service is funded by a state subsidy after the Foreign and Commonwealth Office by the UK Government[/M] - except the BBC's domestic radio and television services, which are funded primarily by a household fee in the UK, which have a television to watch programs while they are broadcast.


In November 2016, the BBC announced the start of broadcasts in new languages, including Amharic and Igbo, in the biggest expansion since the 1940s.

In [M]November 2016, the BBC[/M] announced the [M]start[/M] of broadcasts in new languages, including Amharic and Igbo, in [M]the biggest expansion since the 1940s[/M].[SEP]In November 2016, [M]the BBC announced the start of broadcasts in new languages[/M], including Amharic and Igbo, [M]in the biggest expansion since the 1940s[/M].[SEP]In November 2016, [M]the BBC announced the start of broadcasts in[/M] new languages, including Amharic and [M]Igbo[/M], in the biggest expansion since the 1940s.[SEP]In November 2016, [M]the BBC announced the start of broadcasts in[/M] new languages, including [M]Amharic[/M] and Igbo, in the biggest expansion since the 1940s.[SEP][M]In November 2016[/M], [M]the BBC announced the start of broadcasts in new languages[/M], including Amharic and Igbo, in the biggest expansion since the 1940s.[SEP]In November 2016, [M]the BBC announced the start of broadcasts in new languages[/M], including Amharic and Igbo, in the biggest expansion since the 1940s.


BBC World Service, the world's largest international broadcaster, broadcasts radio and television news, statements and debates in over 40 languages in many parts of the world on analog and digital platforms DRM, Internet streaming, podcast, satellite, DAB, FM and AM.

[M]BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] radio and television news, statements and debates in over 40 languages in many parts of the world [M]on[/M] analog and digital platforms DRM, Internet streaming, podcast, satellite, DAB, FM and [M]AM[/M].[SEP][M]BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] radio and television news, statements and debates in over 40 languages in many parts of the world [M]on[/M] analog and digital platforms DRM, Internet streaming, podcast, satellite, DAB, [M]FM[/M] and AM.[SEP][M]BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] radio and television news, statements and debates in over 40 languages in many parts of the world [M]on[/M] analog and digital platforms DRM, Internet streaming, podcast, satellite, [M]DAB[/M], FM and AM.[SEP][M]BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] radio and television news, statements and debates in over 40 languages in many parts of the world [M]on[/M] analog and digital platforms DRM, Internet streaming, podcast, [M]satellite[/M], DAB, FM and AM.[SEP][M]BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] radio and television news, statements and debates in over 40 languages in many parts of the world [M]on[/M] analog and digital platforms DRM, Internet streaming, [M]podcast[/M], satellite, DAB, FM and AM.[SEP][M]BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] radio and television news, statements and debates in over 40 languages in many parts of the world [M]on[/M] analog and digital platforms DRM, [M]Internet streaming[/M], podcast, satellite, DAB, FM and AM.[SEP][M]BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] radio and television news, statements and debates in over 40 languages in many parts of the world [M]on[/M] analog and [M]digital platforms DRM[/M], Internet streaming, podcast, satellite, DAB, FM and AM.[SEP][M]BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] radio and television news, statements and debates in over 40 languages in many parts of the world [M]on analog[/M] and digital platforms DRM, Internet streaming, podcast, satellite, DAB, FM and AM.[SEP][M]BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] radio and television news, statements and [M]debates in over 40 languages in many parts of the world[/M] on analog and digital platforms DRM, Internet streaming, podcast, satellite, DAB, FM and AM.[SEP][M]BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] radio and television news, [M]statements[/M] and debates [M]in over 40 languages in many parts of the world[/M] on analog and digital platforms DRM, Internet streaming, podcast, satellite, DAB, FM and AM.[SEP][M]BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts[/M] radio and [M]television news[/M], statements and debates in over 40 languages in many parts of the world on analog and digital platforms DRM, Internet streaming, podcast, satellite, DAB, FM and AM.[SEP][M]BBC World Service[/M], the world's largest international broadcaster, [M]broadcasts radio[/M] and television news, statements and debates in over 40 languages in many parts of the world on analog and digital platforms DRM, Internet streaming, podcast, satellite, DAB, FM and AM.[SEP][M]BBC World Service, the world's largest international broadcaster[/M], broadcasts radio and television news, statements and debates in over 40 languages in many parts of the world on analog and digital platforms DRM, Internet streaming, podcast, satellite, DAB, FM and AM.


World Service is funded by UK television license fees, a limited advertising share and profits from BBC Worldwide Ltd.

[M]World Service is[/M] funded by UK television license fees, [M]a limited advertising share and profits from BBC Worldwide Ltd.[/M][SEP][M]World Service is funded by UK television license fees[/M], a limited advertising share and profits from BBC Worldwide Ltd.


In 2015 World Service reached an average of 210 million viewers per week (via TV, radio and online).

[M]In 2015 World Service reached an average of 210 million viewers per week[/M] (via TV, radio and online).[SEP]In 2015 [M]World Service reached an average of 210 million viewers per week (via TV, radio and online).[/M][SEP]In 2015 [M]World Service reached an average of 210 million viewers per week[/M] (via TV, radio and online).


There are also two separate online-only streams, one of which is specialized news, known as Internet News.

There are also two separate [M]online-only streams[/M], [M]one of which is[/M] specialized news, [M]known as Internet News[/M].[SEP]There are also two separate [M]online-only streams[/M], [M]one[/M] of which [M]is specialized news[/M], known as Internet News.[SEP][M]There are also two separate online-only streams[/M], one of which is specialized news, known as Internet News.


The English language service broadcasts 24 hours a day.

[M]The English language service broadcasts 24 hours a day[/M].


Following a national reorganization of the EuroDab multiplex in October 2019, the English-language station is available in DAB + Stereo HE-AAC v1 throughout Italy.

[M]Following a national reorganization of the EuroDab multiplex[/M] in October 2019, [M]the English-language station is available in DAB + Stereo HE-AAC v1 throughout Italy[/M].[SEP]Following [M]a national reorganization of the EuroDab multiplex in October 2019[/M], the English-language station is available in DAB + Stereo HE-AAC v1 throughout Italy.


BBC World Service English maintains eight different regional streams with different program variations, covering East and South Africa respectively; West and Central Africa; Europe and the Middle East; Americas and Caribbean; East Asia; South Asia; Australasia; UK.

[M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional streams[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East and South Africa respectively; West and Central Africa; Europe and the Middle East; Americas and Caribbean; East Asia; South Asia; Australasia; [M]UK[/M].[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional streams[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East and South Africa respectively; West and Central Africa; Europe and the Middle East; Americas and Caribbean; East Asia; South Asia; [M]Australasia[/M]; UK.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional streams[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East and South Africa respectively; West and Central Africa; Europe and the Middle East; Americas and Caribbean; East Asia; [M]South Asia[/M]; Australasia; UK.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional streams[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East and South Africa respectively; West and Central Africa; Europe and the Middle East; Americas and Caribbean; [M]East Asia[/M]; South Asia; Australasia; UK.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional streams[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East and South Africa respectively; West and Central Africa; Europe and the Middle East; [M]Americas and Caribbean[/M]; East Asia; South Asia; Australasia; UK.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional streams[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East and South Africa respectively; West and Central Africa; Europe and [M]the Middle East[/M]; Americas and Caribbean; East Asia; South Asia; Australasia; UK.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional streams[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East and South Africa respectively; West and Central Africa; [M]Europe[/M] and the Middle East; Americas and Caribbean; East Asia; South Asia; Australasia; UK.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional streams[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East and South Africa respectively; [M]West and Central Africa[/M]; Europe and the Middle East; Americas and Caribbean; East Asia; South Asia; Australasia; UK.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional streams[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering[/M] East and [M]South Africa[/M] respectively; West and Central Africa; Europe and the Middle East; Americas and Caribbean; East Asia; South Asia; Australasia; UK.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains[/M] eight [M]different regional streams[/M] with different program variations, [M]covering East[/M] and South [M]Africa[/M] respectively; West and Central Africa; Europe and the Middle East; Americas and Caribbean; East Asia; South Asia; Australasia; UK.[SEP][M]BBC World Service English maintains eight different regional streams with different program variations[/M], covering East and South Africa respectively; West and Central Africa; Europe and the Middle East; Americas and Caribbean; East Asia; South Asia; Australasia; UK.


The World Service was funded for decades by aid from the British government's Foreign Office and Commonwealth until 1 April 2014.

[M]The World Service was funded[/M] for decades [M]by aid from the British government's Foreign Office and Commonwealth until 1 April 2014.[/M][SEP][M]The World Service was funded for decades by aid from the British government's Foreign Office and Commonwealth[/M] until 1 April 2014.


The service is also supported by the UK government for £ 289 million (spread over a five year period ending in 2020).

The service is also supported by the UK government for £ 289 million (spread over a [M]five year period ending in 2020[/M]).[SEP]The service is also supported by the UK government for [M]£ 289 million[/M] ([M]spread over a five year period[/M] ending in 2020).[SEP]The [M]service[/M] is also [M]supported[/M] by the UK government [M]for £ 289 million[/M] (spread over a five year period ending in 2020).[SEP]The [M]service[/M] is also [M]supported by the UK government[/M] for £ 289 million (spread over a five year period ending in 2020).


You can watch the game on ESPN at 6 p.m. ET.

[M]You can watch the game[/M] on ESPN [M]at 6 p.m. ET.[/M][SEP][M]You can watch the game on ESPN[/M] at 6 p.m. ET.


No. 5 Virginia is one of just two teams in the country that are still undefeated after 16 games.

No. 5 [M]Virginia[/M] is one of just two teams in the country that are still undefeated after [M]16 games[/M].[SEP]No. 5 [M]Virginia is one of[/M] just [M]two teams in the country that are still undefeated after 16 games[/M].[SEP][M]No. 5 Virginia[/M] is one of just two teams in the country that are still undefeated after 16 games.


On Saturday, the Cavaliers travel to Cameron Indoor to play No. 1 Duke — possibly the biggest hurdle left in maintaining that perfect record.

On Saturday, [M]the Cavaliers[/M] travel to Cameron Indoor [M]to play[/M] No. 1 [M]Duke[/M] — [M]possibly the biggest hurdle left in maintaining that perfect record.[/M][SEP][M]On Saturday[/M], [M]the Cavaliers[/M] travel to Cameron Indoor [M]to play No. 1 Duke[/M] — possibly the biggest hurdle left in maintaining that perfect record.[SEP]On Saturday, [M]the Cavaliers[/M] travel to Cameron Indoor [M]to play No. 1 Duke[/M] — possibly the biggest hurdle left in maintaining that perfect record.[SEP][M]On Saturday[/M], [M]the Cavaliers travel to Cameron Indoor[/M] to play No. 1 Duke — possibly the biggest hurdle left in maintaining that perfect record.[SEP]On Saturday, [M]the Cavaliers travel to Cameron Indoor[/M] to play No. 1 Duke — possibly the biggest hurdle left in maintaining that perfect record.


Other than that game, Duke has averaged just 24.4 3-point attempts per game, and hit 33.1 percent.

[M]Other than that game[/M], [M]Duke[/M] has averaged just 24.4 3-point attempts per game, and [M]hit 33.1 percent[/M].[SEP]Other than that game, [M]Duke[/M] has averaged just 24.4 3-point attempts per game, and [M]hit 33.1 percent[/M].[SEP][M]Other than that game[/M], [M]Duke has averaged[/M] just [M]24.4 3-point attempts per game[/M], and hit 33.1 percent.[SEP]Other than that game, [M]Duke has averaged[/M] just [M]24.4 3-point attempts per game[/M], and hit 33.1 percent.


How to watch the No. 4 Virginia Cavaliers (16-0) vs. No. 1 Duke Blue Devils (14-2)
Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
Location: Cameron Indoor Stadium, Durham, NC
TV & Online Streaming: ESPN / watchespn.com
Radio: Virginia Sports Radio Network
Latest Sportsbook Odds: Duke is favored by 3.5 points.

How to watch the No. 4 [M]Virginia Cavaliers[/M] (16-0) [M]vs.[/M] No. 1 [M]Duke Blue Devils[/M] (14-2)
Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
Location: Cameron Indoor Stadium, Durham, NC
TV & Online Streaming: ESPN / watchespn.com
Radio: Virginia Sports Radio Network
Latest Sportsbook Odds: [M]Duke is favored by 3.5 points[/M].[SEP]How to watch the No. 4 [M]Virginia Cavaliers[/M] (16-0) [M]vs.[/M] No. 1 [M]Duke Blue Devils[/M] (14-2)
Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
Location: Cameron Indoor Stadium, Durham, NC
TV & Online Streaming: ESPN / watchespn.com
Radio: [M]Virginia Sports Radio Network[/M]
Latest Sportsbook Odds: Duke is favored by 3.5 points.[SEP]How to watch the No. 4 [M]Virginia Cavaliers[/M] (16-0) [M]vs.[/M] No. 1 [M]Duke Blue Devils[/M] (14-2)
Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
Location: Cameron Indoor Stadium, Durham, NC
TV & Online Streaming: [M]ESPN / watchespn.com[/M]
Radio: Virginia Sports Radio Network
Latest Sportsbook Odds: Duke is favored by 3.5 points.[SEP]How to watch the No. 4 [M]Virginia Cavaliers[/M] (16-0) [M]vs.[/M] No. 1 [M]Duke Blue Devils[/M] (14-2)
Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
Location: [M]Cameron Indoor Stadium, Durham, NC[/M]
TV & Online Streaming: ESPN / watchespn.com
Radio: Virginia Sports Radio Network
Latest Sportsbook Odds: Duke is favored by 3.5 points.[SEP]How to watch the No. 4 [M]Virginia Cavaliers[/M] (16-0) [M]vs.[/M] No. 1 [M]Duke Blue Devils[/M] (14-2)
Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
Location: [M]Cameron Indoor Stadium[/M], Durham, NC
TV & Online Streaming: ESPN / watchespn.com
Radio: Virginia Sports Radio Network
Latest Sportsbook Odds: Duke is favored by 3.5 points.[SEP]How to watch the No. 4 [M]Virginia Cavaliers[/M] (16-0) [M]vs.[/M] No. 1 [M]Duke Blue Devils[/M] (14-2)
Time: [M]6:00 p.m. ET[/M]
Location: Cameron Indoor Stadium, Durham, NC
TV & Online Streaming: ESPN / watchespn.com
Radio: Virginia Sports Radio Network
Latest Sportsbook Odds: Duke is favored by 3.5 points.[SEP]How to watch the No. 4 Virginia Cavaliers (16-0) vs. No. 1 [M]Duke Blue Devils (14-2)[/M]
Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
Location: Cameron Indoor Stadium, Durham, NC
TV & Online Streaming: ESPN / watchespn.com
Radio: Virginia Sports Radio Network
Latest Sportsbook Odds: Duke is favored by 3.5 points.[SEP]How to watch the No. 4 Virginia Cavaliers (16-0) vs. [M]No. 1 Duke Blue Devils[/M] (14-2)
Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
Location: Cameron Indoor Stadium, Durham, NC
TV & Online Streaming: ESPN / watchespn.com
Radio: Virginia Sports Radio Network
Latest Sportsbook Odds: Duke is favored by 3.5 points.[SEP]How to watch the No. 4 Virginia [M]Cavaliers (16-0)[/M] vs. No. 1 Duke Blue Devils (14-2)
Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
Location: Cameron Indoor Stadium, Durham, NC
TV & Online Streaming: ESPN / watchespn.com
Radio: Virginia Sports Radio Network
Latest Sportsbook Odds: Duke is favored by 3.5 points.[SEP]How to watch the [M]No. 4 Virginia Cavaliers[/M] (16-0) vs. No. 1 Duke Blue Devils (14-2)
Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
Location: Cameron Indoor Stadium, Durham, NC
TV & Online Streaming: ESPN / watchespn.com
Radio: Virginia Sports Radio Network
Latest Sportsbook Odds: Duke is favored by 3.5 points.


The Hoos are the only undefeated team left in the country after Michigan’s loss to Wisconsin earlier today, and the Hoos are trying to keep it that way.

[M]The Hoos are the only undefeated team left in the country after Michigan’s loss to Wisconsin[/M] earlier today, and the Hoos are trying to keep it that way.[SEP][M]The Hoos are the only undefeated team left in the country[/M] after Michigan’s loss to Wisconsin earlier today, [M]and[/M] the Hoos [M]are trying to keep it that way.[/M][SEP]The Hoos are the only undefeated team left in the country after [M]Michigan’s loss to Wisconsin earlier today[/M], and the Hoos are trying to keep it that way.[SEP]The Hoos are the only undefeated team left in the country after [M]Michigan’s loss to Wisconsin[/M] earlier today, and the Hoos are trying to keep it that way.[SEP][M]The Hoos are the only undefeated team left in the country[/M] after Michigan’s loss to Wisconsin earlier today, and the Hoos are trying to keep it that way.


UVA was led in scoring by De'Andre Hunter, who finished with 18 points.

UVA was led in scoring by [M]De'Andre Hunter[/M], who [M]finished with 18 points.[/M][SEP][M]UVA was led in scoring by De'Andre Hunter[/M], who finished with 18 points.


The No. 1 vs. No. 1 matchup (AP and Coaches Poll) was the first in ACC history, first since 2016 (Kansas/Oklahoma) and fourth in NCAA history

[M]The No. 1 vs. No. 1 matchup[/M] (AP and Coaches Poll) was the first in ACC history, first since [M]2016[/M] ([M]Kansas/Oklahoma[/M]) and fourth in NCAA history[SEP][M]The No. 1 vs. No. 1 matchup[/M] (AP and Coaches Poll) was the first in ACC history, first since 2016 ([M]Kansas/Oklahoma[/M]) and fourth in NCAA history[SEP][M]The No. 1 vs. No. 1 matchup (AP and Coaches Poll)[/M] was the first in ACC history, first since 2016 (Kansas/Oklahoma) and fourth in NCAA history[SEP][M]The No. 1 vs. No. 1 matchup[/M] (AP and Coaches Poll) [M]was the[/M] first in ACC history, first since 2016 (Kansas/Oklahoma) and [M]fourth in NCAA history[/M][SEP][M]The No. 1 vs. No. 1 matchup[/M] (AP and Coaches Poll) [M]was the[/M] first in ACC history, [M]first since 2016[/M] (Kansas/Oklahoma) and fourth in NCAA history[SEP][M]The No. 1 vs. No. 1 matchup[/M] (AP and Coaches Poll) [M]was the first in ACC history[/M], first since 2016 (Kansas/Oklahoma) and fourth in NCAA history


[M]The Cavaliers[/M]’ 16-0 start was their best since [M]starting 19-0 in 2014-15[/M][SEP][M]The Cavaliers’ 16-0 start was their best since starting 19-0 in 2014-15[/M][SEP][M]The Cavaliers’ 16-0 start was their best since starting 19-0[/M] in 2014-15


In a game that featured 15 lead changes, Duke behind 30 points from RJ Barrett and 27 from Zion Williamson proved to be too much for UVA, winning the game 72-70 in Cameron Indoor Stadium.

In a game that featured 15 lead changes, [M]Duke[/M] behind 30 points from RJ Barrett and 27 from Zion Williamson proved to be too much for UVA, [M]winning the game 72-70 in Cameron Indoor Stadium.[/M][SEP]In a game that featured 15 lead changes, [M]Duke[/M] behind 30 points from RJ Barrett and 27 from Zion Williamson proved to be too much for UVA, [M]winning the game 72-70[/M] in Cameron Indoor Stadium.[SEP]In a game that featured 15 lead changes, [M]Duke[/M] behind 30 points from RJ Barrett and 27 from Zion Williamson [M]proved to be too much for UVA[/M], winning the game 72-70 in Cameron Indoor Stadium.[SEP]In a game that featured 15 lead changes, [M]Duke behind[/M] 30 points from RJ Barrett and [M]27 from Zion Williamson[/M] proved to be too much for UVA, winning the game 72-70 in Cameron Indoor Stadium.[SEP]In a game that featured 15 lead changes, [M]Duke behind 30 points from RJ Barrett[/M] and 27 from Zion Williamson proved to be too much for UVA, winning the game 72-70 in Cameron Indoor Stadium.[SEP]In a [M]game[/M] that [M]featured 15 lead changes[/M], Duke behind 30 points from RJ Barrett and 27 from Zion Williamson proved to be too much for UVA, winning the game 72-70 in Cameron Indoor Stadium.


Braxton Key also finished in double-figures with 11 points and co-led the Wahoos (along with Guy) in rebounds with six.

[M]Braxton Key[/M] also finished in double-figures with 11 points and [M]co-led the Wahoos[/M] (along [M]with Guy[/M]) in rebounds with six.[SEP][M]Braxton Key[/M] also finished in double-figures with 11 points and [M]co-led the Wahoos[/M] (along with Guy) [M]in rebounds with six[/M].[SEP][M]Braxton Key[/M] also finished in double-figures with 11 points and [M]co-led the Wahoos[/M] (along with Guy) [M]in rebounds[/M] with six.[SEP][M]Braxton Key[/M] also [M]finished[/M] in double-figures [M]with 11 points[/M] and co-led the Wahoos (along with Guy) in rebounds with six.[SEP][M]Braxton Key[/M] also [M]finished in double-figures[/M] with 11 points and co-led the Wahoos (along with Guy) in rebounds with six.


It was billed ahead of the season as the game to circle on the calendar and the matchup between the No. 4 Virginia Cavaliers and No. 1 Duke Blue Devils didn’t disappoint.

[M]It was billed ahead of the season as the game to circle on the calendar[/M] and the [M]matchup[/M] between the No. 4 Virginia Cavaliers and No. 1 Duke Blue Devils didn’t disappoint.[SEP][M]It was billed[/M] ahead of the season [M]as the game to circle on the calendar[/M] and the [M]matchup[/M] between the No. 4 Virginia Cavaliers and No. 1 Duke Blue Devils didn’t disappoint.[SEP]It was billed ahead of the season as the game to circle on the calendar and the matchup between the No. 4 Virginia Cavaliers and [M]No. 1 Duke Blue Devils[/M] didn’t disappoint.[SEP]It was billed ahead of the season as the game to circle on the calendar and the matchup between the [M]No. 4 Virginia Cavaliers[/M] and No. 1 Duke Blue Devils didn’t disappoint.[SEP]It was billed ahead of the season as the game to circle on the calendar and the [M]matchup between[/M] the No. 4 [M]Virginia Cavaliers and[/M] No. 1 [M]Duke Blue Devils[/M] didn’t disappoint.


Kyle Guy and Ty Jerome each score 14.

Kyle Guy and [M]Ty Jerome[/M] each [M]score 14[/M].[SEP][M]Kyle Guy[/M] and Ty Jerome each [M]score 14[/M].


[M]UVA’s nation-leading 13-game road winning streak ended[/M][SEP][M]UVA’s nation-leading 13-game road winning[/M] streak ended


Now, the college basketball world turns its eyes to Saturday, February 9th, when the two teams meet again, this time in Charlottesville, Va.

Now, the college basketball world turns its eyes to Saturday, February 9th, when [M]the two teams meet again, this time in Charlottesville, Va.[/M][SEP]Now, the college basketball world turns its eyes to Saturday, February 9th, when [M]the two teams meet again[/M], this time in Charlottesville, Va.[SEP]Now, [M]the college basketball world[/M] turns its eyes to Saturday, February 9th, when [M]the two teams meet again[/M], this time in Charlottesville, Va.[SEP]Now, [M]the college basketball world turns its eyes to Saturday, February 9th[/M], when the two teams meet again, this time in Charlottesville, Va.


Information on topics like religion, police brutality, freedom of speech, and democracy are heavily filtered, while specific search topics (like the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and Taiwanese independence) are censored completely.

Information on topics like religion, police brutality, freedom of speech, and democracy are heavily filtered, [M]while specific search topics (like the[/M] 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and [M]Taiwanese independence) are censored completely[/M].[SEP]Information on topics like religion, police brutality, freedom of speech, and democracy are heavily filtered, [M]while specific search topics (like the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests[/M] and Taiwanese independence) [M]are censored completely[/M].[SEP][M]Information on topics like[/M] religion, police brutality, freedom of speech, and [M]democracy are heavily filtered[/M], while specific search topics (like the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and Taiwanese independence) are censored completely.[SEP][M]Information on topics like[/M] religion, police brutality, [M]freedom of speech[/M], and democracy [M]are heavily filtered[/M], while specific search topics (like the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and Taiwanese independence) are censored completely.[SEP][M]Information on topics like[/M] religion, [M]police brutality[/M], freedom of speech, and democracy [M]are heavily filtered[/M], while specific search topics (like the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and Taiwanese independence) are censored completely.[SEP][M]Information on topics like religion[/M], police brutality, freedom of speech, and democracy [M]are heavily filtered[/M], while specific search topics (like the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and Taiwanese independence) are censored completely.


Censorship groups warn the move would set “a terrible precedent”
The web is heavily censored in China, with the country’s so-called Great Firewall stopping citizens from accessing many sites.

Censorship groups warn the move would set “a terrible precedent”
The web is heavily censored in [M]China[/M], with the country’s [M]so-called Great Firewall stopping citizens from accessing many sites[/M].[SEP]Censorship groups warn the move would set “a terrible precedent”
[M]The web is heavily censored in China[/M], with the country’s so-called Great Firewall stopping citizens from accessing many sites.[SEP][M]Censorship groups warn the move would set “a terrible precedent”[/M]
The web is heavily censored in China, with the country’s so-called Great Firewall stopping citizens from accessing many sites.


But according to a report from The Intercept, the US tech giant now wants to return to the world’s biggest single market for internet users.

But [M]according to a report from The Intercept[/M], the [M]US tech giant now wants to return to the world’s biggest single market for internet users.[/M]


The censorship will extend to Google’s image search, spell check, and suggested search features.

[M]The censorship will extend to Google’s[/M] image search, spell check, and [M]suggested search features[/M].[SEP][M]The censorship will extend to Google’s[/M] image search, [M]spell check[/M], and suggested search features.[SEP][M]The censorship will extend to Google’s image search[/M], spell check, and suggested search features.


Google is reportedly planning to relaunch its search engine in China, complete with censored results to meet the demands of the Chinese government.

[M]Google is reportedly planning to relaunch its search engine in China[/M], complete with censored results [M]to meet the demands of the Chinese government[/M].[SEP][M]Google is reportedly planning to relaunch its search engine in China, complete with censored results[/M] to meet the demands of the Chinese government.[SEP][M]Google is reportedly planning to relaunch its search engine in China[/M], complete with censored results to meet the demands of the Chinese government.


The company originally shut down its Chinese search engine in 2010, citing government attempts to “limit free speech on the web.”

The [M]company originally shut down its Chinese search engine in 2010, citing government attempts to “limit free speech on the web.[/M]”[SEP]The [M]company[/M] originally [M]shut down its Chinese search engine[/M] in 2010, citing government attempts to “limit free speech on the web.”[SEP]The [M]company originally shut down its Chinese search engine in 2010[/M], citing government attempts to “limit free speech on the web.”


The search engine is being built as an Android mobile app and will reportedly “blacklist sensitive queries” and filter out all websites blocked by China’s web censors (including Wikipedia and BBC News).

The search engine is being built as an Android mobile app and will reportedly “blacklist sensitive queries” and filter out all websites [M]blocked by China’s web censors[/M] (including Wikipedia and [M]BBC News[/M]).[SEP]The search engine is being built as an Android mobile app and will reportedly “blacklist sensitive queries” and filter out all websites [M]blocked by China’s web censors[/M] (including [M]Wikipedia[/M] and BBC News).[SEP][M]The search engine[/M] is being built as an Android mobile app and [M]will reportedly[/M] “blacklist sensitive queries” and [M]filter out all websites blocked by China’s web censors (including[/M] Wikipedia and [M]BBC News)[/M].[SEP][M]The search engine[/M] is being built as an Android mobile app and [M]will reportedly[/M] “blacklist sensitive queries” and [M]filter out all websites blocked by China’s web censors (including Wikipedia[/M] and BBC News).[SEP][M]The search engine[/M] is being built as an Android mobile app and [M]will reportedly[/M] “blacklist sensitive queries” and [M]filter out all websites blocked by China’s web censors[/M] (including Wikipedia and BBC News).[SEP][M]The search engine[/M] is being built as an Android mobile app and [M]will reportedly “blacklist sensitive queries”[/M] and filter out all websites blocked by China’s web censors (including Wikipedia and BBC News).[SEP][M]The search engine is being built as an Android mobile app[/M] and will reportedly “blacklist sensitive queries” and filter out all websites blocked by China’s web censors (including Wikipedia and BBC News).


According to internal documents provided to The Intercept by a whistleblower, Google has been developing a censored version of its search engine under the codename “Dragonfly” since the beginning of 2017.

According to [M]internal documents provided to The Intercept by a whistleblower[/M], Google has been developing a censored version of its search engine under the codename “Dragonfly” since the beginning of 2017.[SEP][M]According to internal documents[/M] provided to The Intercept by a whistleblower, [M]Google has been developing[/M] a [M]censored version of its search engine[/M] under the codename “Dragonfly” [M]since the beginning of 2017.[/M][SEP][M]According to internal documents[/M] provided to The Intercept by a whistleblower, [M]Google has been developing[/M] a [M]censored version of its search engine under[/M] the [M]codename[/M] “[M]Dragonfly”[/M] since the beginning of 2017.[SEP][M]According to internal documents[/M] provided to The Intercept by a whistleblower, [M]Google has been developing[/M] a [M]censored version of its search engine under[/M] the [M]codename[/M] “Dragonfly” since the beginning of 2017.[SEP][M]According to internal documents[/M] provided to The Intercept by a whistleblower, [M]Google has been developing[/M] a [M]censored version of its search engine[/M] under the codename “Dragonfly” since the beginning of 2017.


The whistleblower who spoke to The Intercept said they did so because they were “against large companies and governments collaborating in the oppression of their people.”

[M]The whistleblower[/M] who spoke to The Intercept [M]said they did so because they were “against large[/M] companies and [M]governments collaborating in the oppression of their people.”[/M][SEP][M]The whistleblower[/M] who spoke to The Intercept [M]said they did so because they were “against large companies[/M] and governments [M]collaborating in the oppression of their people.”[/M][SEP][M]The whistleblower who spoke to The Intercept[/M] said they did so because they were “against large companies and governments collaborating in the oppression of their people.”


Advocacy groups report that censorship in the country has increased under President Xi Jinping, extending beyond the web to social media and chat apps.

[M]Advocacy groups report that censorship in the country has increased[/M] under President Xi Jinping, [M]extending beyond the web to[/M] social media and [M]chat apps[/M].[SEP][M]Advocacy groups report that censorship in the country has increased[/M] under President Xi Jinping, [M]extending beyond the web to social media[/M] and chat [M]apps[/M].[SEP][M]Advocacy groups report that censorship in the country has increased under President Xi Jinping[/M], extending beyond the web to social media and chat apps.


Campaign groups have criticised Google for hypocrisy and assisting oppression, arguing the move sets a dangerous precedent for other large organisations.

[M]Campaign groups have criticised Google[/M] for hypocrisy and assisting oppression, [M]arguing the move sets a dangerous precedent for other large organisations[/M].[SEP][M]Campaign groups have criticised Google for[/M] hypocrisy and [M]assisting oppression[/M], arguing the move sets a dangerous precedent for other large organisations.[SEP][M]Campaign groups have criticised Google for hypocrisy[/M] and assisting oppression, arguing the move sets a dangerous precedent for other large organisations.


The internet giant will block access to sites banned by the country's ruling communist party, including Wikipedia and BBC News, according to leaked internal documents seen by The Intercept.

[M]The internet giant will block access to sites banned by the country's ruling communist party, including[/M] Wikipedia and [M]BBC News, according to leaked internal documents seen by The Intercept[/M].[SEP][M]The internet giant will block access to sites banned by the country's ruling communist party, including Wikipedia[/M] and BBC News, [M]according to leaked internal documents seen by The Intercept[/M].[SEP][M]The internet giant will block access to sites banned by the country's ruling communist party[/M], including Wikipedia and BBC News, according to leaked internal documents seen by The Intercept.


Google, however, is desperate to crack the lucrative Chinese market of 750m web users who could provide billions in revenue.

Google, however, is desperate to crack the lucrative [M]Chinese market[/M] of 750m web users who [M]could provide billions in revenue.[/M][SEP]Google, however, is desperate to crack the lucrative [M]Chinese market[/M] of [M]750m web users[/M] who could provide billions in revenue.[SEP]Google, however, is desperate to crack the [M]lucrative Chinese market[/M] of 750m web users who could provide billions in revenue.[SEP][M]Google[/M], however, [M]is desperate to crack the[/M] lucrative [M]Chinese market[/M] of 750m web users who could provide billions in revenue.


Sites and search terms about human rights, democracy and religion will also be blacklisted.

Sites and [M]search terms about human rights[/M], democracy and religion [M]will also be blacklisted[/M].[SEP]Sites and [M]search terms about[/M] human rights, [M]democracy[/M] and religion [M]will also be blacklisted[/M].[SEP]Sites and [M]search terms about[/M] human rights, democracy and [M]religion will also be blacklisted[/M].[SEP][M]Sites[/M] and search terms [M]about[/M] human rights, democracy and [M]religion will also be blacklisted[/M].[SEP][M]Sites[/M] and search terms [M]about[/M] human rights, [M]democracy[/M] and religion [M]will also be blacklisted[/M].[SEP][M]Sites[/M] and search terms [M]about human rights[/M], democracy and religion [M]will also be blacklisted[/M].


The Chinese search engine project, code-named Dragonfly, has been in development since last spring and could launch within six to nine months, according to the leaked documents.

The [M]Chinese search engine project, code-named Dragonfly[/M], has been in development since last spring and could launch within six to nine months, according to the leaked documents.[SEP]The [M]Chinese search engine project[/M], code-named Dragonfly, has been in development since last spring and [M]could launch within six to nine months[/M], [M]according to the leaked documents[/M].[SEP]The [M]Chinese search engine project[/M], code-named Dragonfly, [M]has been in development since last spring[/M] and could launch within six to nine months, [M]according to the leaked documents.[/M]


Google is launching a censored version of its search engine in China that will block access to sites including the BBC.

[M]Google is launching a censored version of its search engine[/M] in China [M]that will block access to sites including the BBC[/M].[SEP][M]Google is launching a censored version of its search engine in China[/M] that will block access to sites including the BBC.


[M]The report also comes just a week after Facebook’s on then off again attempt to gain a mainland Chinese foothold.[/M]


Even with its search suspended in China, Google has been sniffing around the market for some time, launching a number of products for Chinese users, teaming up with e-commerce giant JD.com, and opening an AI research center in Beijing last year.

Even with its search suspended in China, [M]Google[/M] has been sniffing around the market for some time, launching a number of products for Chinese users, teaming up with e-commerce giant JD.com, and [M]opening an AI research center[/M] in Beijing [M]last year.[/M][SEP]Even with its search suspended in China, [M]Google[/M] has been sniffing around the market for some time, launching a number of products for Chinese users, teaming up with e-commerce giant JD.com, and [M]opening an AI research center in Beijing[/M] last year.[SEP]Even with its search suspended in China, [M]Google[/M] has been sniffing around the market for some time, launching a number of products for Chinese users, teaming up with e-commerce giant JD.com, and [M]opening an AI research center[/M] in Beijing last year.[SEP]Even with its search suspended in China, Google has been sniffing around the market for some time, launching a number of products for Chinese users, teaming up with [M]e-commerce giant JD.com[/M], and opening an AI research center in Beijing last year.[SEP]Even with its search suspended in China, [M]Google[/M] has been sniffing around the market for some time, launching a number of products for Chinese users, [M]teaming up with[/M] e-commerce giant [M]JD.com[/M], and opening an AI research center in Beijing last year.[SEP]Even with its search suspended in China, [M]Google[/M] has been sniffing around the market for some time, [M]launching a number of products for Chinese users[/M], teaming up with e-commerce giant JD.com, and opening an AI research center in Beijing last year.[SEP]Even with its search suspended in China, [M]Google[/M] has been sniffing around the market for some time, [M]launching a number of products[/M] for Chinese users, teaming up with e-commerce giant JD.com, and opening an AI research center in Beijing last year.[SEP]Even with its search suspended in [M]China[/M], [M]Google has been sniffing around the market for some time[/M], launching a number of products for Chinese users, teaming up with e-commerce giant JD.com, and opening an AI research center in Beijing last year.[SEP]Even with [M]its search suspended in China[/M], [M]Google[/M] has been sniffing around the market for some time, launching a number of products for Chinese users, teaming up with e-commerce giant JD.com, and opening an AI research center in Beijing last year.


There’s been no official confirmation of the news just yet, but the article offers plenty of apparent detail to back up its central claim.

There’s been no official confirmation of the news just yet, [M]but the article offers plenty of apparent detail to back up its central claim[/M].[SEP][M]There’s been no official confirmation of the news just yet[/M], but the article offers plenty of apparent detail to back up its central claim.


The move would come almost a decade after Google decided to pull the plug on its search services on Mainland China due — it said — to conflicts with its famed ex-policy of not being “evil”.

The move would come almost a decade after [M]Google decided to pull the plug on its search services on Mainland China due — it said — to conflicts with its famed ex-policy of not being “evil”.[/M][SEP][M]The move would come almost a decade after Google decided to pull the plug on its search services on Mainland China[/M] due — it said — to conflicts with its famed ex-policy of not being “evil”.


It would also mark a significant cave to Beijing’s attempts to build a tightly-controlled, largely separate Chinese internet.

[M]It would also mark a significant cave to Beijing’s attempts to build a[/M] tightly-controlled, [M]largely separate Chinese internet[/M].[SEP][M]It would also mark a significant cave to Beijing’s attempts to build a tightly-controlled[/M], largely separate [M]Chinese internet[/M].


According to The Intercept‘s report, the China-specific search engine “will blacklist websites and search terms about human rights, democracy, religion, and peaceful protest”, which would of course represent a pretty major coup for the authorities here.

[M]According to The Intercept‘s report, the China-specific search engine “will blacklist[/M] websites and [M]search terms[/M] about human rights, democracy, religion, and peaceful protest”, [M]which would of course represent a pretty major coup for the authorities here.[/M][SEP][M]According to The Intercept‘s report, the China-specific search engine “will blacklist websites[/M] and search terms about human rights, democracy, religion, and peaceful protest”, [M]which would of course represent a pretty major coup for the authorities here[/M].[SEP][M]According to The Intercept‘s report, the China-specific search engine “will blacklist[/M] websites and [M]search terms about[/M] human rights, democracy, religion, and [M]peaceful protest”[/M], which would of course represent a pretty major coup for the authorities here.[SEP][M]According to The Intercept‘s report, the China-specific search engine “will blacklist[/M] websites and [M]search terms about[/M] human rights, democracy, [M]religion[/M], and peaceful protest”, which would of course represent a pretty major coup for the authorities here.[SEP][M]According to The Intercept‘s report, the China-specific search engine “will blacklist[/M] websites and [M]search terms about[/M] human rights, [M]democracy[/M], religion, and peaceful protest”, which would of course represent a pretty major coup for the authorities here.[SEP][M]According to The Intercept‘s report, the China-specific search engine “will blacklist[/M] websites and [M]search terms about human rights[/M], democracy, religion, and peaceful protest”, which would of course represent a pretty major coup for the authorities here.[SEP][M]According to The Intercept‘s report, the China-specific search engine “will blacklist websites[/M] and search terms [M]about[/M] human rights, democracy, religion, and [M]peaceful protest”[/M], which would of course represent a pretty major coup for the authorities here.[SEP][M]According to The Intercept‘s report, the China-specific search engine “will blacklist websites[/M] and search terms [M]about[/M] human rights, democracy, [M]religion[/M], and peaceful protest”, which would of course represent a pretty major coup for the authorities here.[SEP][M]According to The Intercept‘s report, the China-specific search engine “will blacklist websites[/M] and search terms [M]about[/M] human rights, [M]democracy[/M], religion, and peaceful protest”, which would of course represent a pretty major coup for the authorities here.[SEP][M]According to The Intercept‘s report, the China-specific search engine “will blacklist websites[/M] and search terms [M]about human rights[/M], democracy, religion, and peaceful protest”, which would of course represent a pretty major coup for the authorities here.