Newsnight
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- Apart from their Pyrrhic victory over Tony Newberry, the row over the Newsnight programme is getting worse and worse.
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- Newsnight economics editor
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- They were part of ABBC Newsnight documentary, which was ironically called to Hellenbach.
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The Jimmy Savile case turned into a study of why Newsnight didn't report on the story.
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Only this week, it seems that the BBC bottled yet another Newsnight investigation, one that would have named a major political figure.
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Indeed, Newsnight, or at least Newsnight as it used to be, was one of them.
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"Early in his career, he also worked as a more junior editor at Newsnight.
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"At the core of the question about the Newsnight piece on north Wales is a question about the quality of journalism...
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I was director general of the BBC, and I cannot recall a single Newsnight item ever being referred to me in 8 years.
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An internal BBC probe is currently looking at what led to the Newsnight decision to drop the Savile report.
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None of this excuses Newsnight and its journalistic failures.
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Panorama staff are rejoicing at getting one over their rivals at Newsnight.
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Tonight at 10 PM, BBC will air a new episode of Newsnight that explores recent political events.
Synonyms
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A radio or TV program that reports and talks about current events
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A late-night TV show with news, interviews, and discussion
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A TV or radio program that presents the news
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A TV or radio program that reports current events and includes interviews and discussion
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A television or radio show that reports current events
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TV programs that report recent events and give updates
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Newsnight combines news and night, literally 'news' shown at 'night', so the name helps you remember it is a TV show with news and discussion in the evening.