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BBC Sudan 

Sudan gained independence from Great Britain in 1956.

Two civil wars have engulfed the country for almost 30 years.

The sources of these conflicts were rooted in the economic, political and social domination by the predominantly Muslim and Arab north over the largely Christian south

 The Sudan Liberation Movement/Army (SLM/A) and Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) groups in Darfur mobilized the government of Sudan.

Genocide is the deliberate and systematic destruction, in whole or in part, of an ethnic, racial, religious or national group.

 2 million people were displaced from their homeland and an estimated 200,000 to 400,000 died as a result of the conflict.

The major sources take the majority of the rich oil export into its control.

U.S spending around $280 million annually on development and assistant projects and another $100 million on food aid.

 Sudan have a lack of basic infrastructure, including paved roads, access to clean water and health care.

BBC Radio news March 1st

Who, what where when
Japanese boy band, Wore Nazi clothes, MTV, Yesterday
how & why audience cares
They Wore Nazi clothes
most important details
Nazi clothes
 
Who, what where when
Col Gaddafi, Lost control of parts in Libya, Libya, Yesterday  
how & why audience cares
People living in fear no school or jobs
most important details
 Lost control of parts in Libya 

Who, what where when
Shabach bati, Shot dead, Pakistan, Yesterday
how & why audience cares
Insolted a religen
most important details
Shot to death
Who, what where when

how & why audience cares

most important details

Who, what where when

how & why audience cares

most important details

Homework for Thursday

finish radio news from monday

write up radio news from Tuesday

Finish old news sentence/paragraph work

BBC Radio news Feb 28

Intros - Oscars, Irish Election, Cricket

Oscars winner for best movie and acter -  Entertainment news

Who, what where when
biggest movie stars on the planet, The Oscars, Hollywood, yesterday (Sunday)
(how &) why audience cares
award for best film
most important details
Kings Speech best film, Colin Firth best actor for same, Natalie Portman best actress


Libia the leader Colonel Gaddafi is still holding on to the power - World news serious

Who, what where when
Colonel Gaddafi, still holding on to power, Libya, yesterday (Sunday)
how & why audience cares
Lost control most of the country still controls the capital
most important details
Colonel  Gaddafi, No work or school, thousands of people trying to cross the border into Tunisia, Most of them are Egyptians.
The Irish tale their revenge at the polls - World news serious

Who, what where when
Irish, Election results, this weekendMoney problems, Irish, yesterday (Sunday)
how & why audience cares
governing party massively defeated, blamed for money problems
most important details
90 billion dollar loan, no party received enough votes, so a coalition gov't  needed 

Cricket India vs England - Sports

Who, what where when
India, England, Tia, India, yesterday
how & why audience cares
It was a Tia, England where close to win
most important details
 It was a tia

Homework for Tusday March

Listen to BBC for schools take notes as above.

News 101

1st Paragraph
Who what where when

2nd Paragraph
How t why the audience cares

3rd Paragraph
most important details

BBC news for schools, feb 25th

New = Media

Introduction  feasec

1. space shuttle discovery world news 
2. Irish elections World news Most serious 
3. Cricket world cup Sports
4. Fox on building Awwww
5. Quiz answer to contact  Fun

1# concern is AUDIENCE 

WikiLeaks

1 WikiLeaks released 250,000 secret documents.

2 The documents where written by U.S diplomats.

3 Cables are secret information documents.

4 The information that went out didn’t say the same thing that the Pakistan, Iran and Yemen had said to the U.S diplomats.

5 Companies that treat their employees well do better than those that treat them badly.

6 Espionage is interference with the military operations.

7 Legal scholars say that it will be difficult to apply a law passed during world war in to today’s internet based community.

8 Bradley Manning, 22 year old man from the U.S Army have been charged for giving WikiLeaks documents about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

9 Iceland is providing the website WikiLeaks.