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Lesley Riddoch - Good news or bad news? Maybe it's time to decide for yourself



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Published Date: 02 June 2008
SO HALF of Scots want a Scottish six o'clock news – and roughly half aren't bothered.
The Scottish Broadcasting Commission's findings seem curiously out of step with the public mood of unfettered enthusiasm for all things Scottish. Maybe that's a tribute to the quality of BBC network news – or a comment on the preoccupation with crime...



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  • Last Updated: 01 June 2008 8:38 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Lesley Riddoch
 
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Jwil,

02/06/2008 01:31:09
"SO HALF of Scots want a Scottish six o'clock news – and roughly half aren't bothered."


Should we worry? We are told that nothing will happen until 2016. Many of us will be dead and buried by then.
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Conan the Librarian™,

02/06/2008 01:58:10
I don't watch much TV anymore, and I mostly rely on the internet for news.(Not the Scotsman website of course :-))
Therefore I remain blissfully ignorant of how the English cricket team are doing, the chances of Engerland winning the next World Cup(I believe they last won it in 1966, though I will have to watch the next England game just to be sure.It will bound to be mentioned in the first five minutes.)

And then there is the Royal family...

 

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