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Why are news reports often repeated?

What listener's think of correspondents’ news reports being repeated.

A listener recently told us how he found correspondents' news reports that are repeated across different news shows “irritating”. We hear whether you agree with him. We invited ±«Óătv Newshour editor Tim De Faramond to respond listeners and understand why this repetition happens.

Plus, a listener feels a recent History Hour was wrong in its use of terminology. The show’s production team respond.

Presenter: Rajan Datar
Producer: Howard Shannon.
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