Dec 31, 2012 Though it is reasonable to state that few of the Palaeolithic quarries are immediately threatened by modern development, it must be noted that they are not loed in a riskfree area. For the Eastern Desert has since long been a very important target for the Egyptian and international mining industry.
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President Barack Obama signed a bill to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act Thursday following a year-long political battle in Congress. In a series of editorials since December, The Seattle Times editorial board also urged Congress to take bipartisan action on an issue that affects tens of thousands of victims.
Here's a link to C-SPAN's live coverage of the bill signing.
Several women from Washington attended the ceremony in Washington, D.C. Below is a photo of U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., the chairwoman of the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, and Theresa M. Pouley, chief judge of the Tulalip Tribal Court, and Deborah Parker, vice chairwoman of the Tulalip Tribes.
Parker stood on stage beside the president as he signed S. 47 into law. Her harrowing story of child abuse on the reservation prompted U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., to take on the cause of preserving VAWA and expanding it to include extra protections for Native women, who are more likely than other groups to be abused and raped.
In addition to native women, VAWA protection now extends to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender victims.
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It's good to know they'll be able to continue their work with federal support.


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On the Zi-O Twitter account, along with Toei's production blog for the show, it has been revealed that there will be an arc for Kamen Rider Ghost. This will feature Shun Nishime (Takeru Tenkuji / Kamen Rider Ghost), Ryosuke Yamamoto (Makoto Fukami / Kamen Rider Specter), Takuya Mizoguchi (Shibuya) and Reo Kansyuji (Narita).
They will be appearing in episodes 13 and 14, which are set to air on December 2nd and 9th respectively.


This report covers various types of prestressing steel, including some discussion on metallurgical differences, and supplements information presented in ACI 222R to include topics specifically related to prestressing steels. Deterioration mechanisms are discussed, including hydrogen embrittlement and stress-corrosion cracking. Methods to protect prestressing steel against corrosion in new construction are presented, along with a discussion of field performance of prestressed concrete structures. Finally, field evaluation and remediation techniques are presented. Appendixes present detailed information on stress corrosion cracking and hydrogen embrittlement issues in prestressed concrete and mitigation techniques. Keywords: anchorage; bonded; corrosion; duct; durability; grout; hydrogen embrittlement; post-tensioned; prestressed; tendon; strand; stress-corrosion cracking; unbonded.


The Shinbashira led the July Monthly Service at Tenrikyo's headquarters on the 26th, which was the first fine day after a very wet week. In attendance, among others, were many young boys and girls who had come to participate in the Children's Pilgrimage to Jiba scheduled to start that afternoon, as well as many volunteers to help manage the 11-day pilgrimage.
The prayer was followed by the Kagura Service and the Dance with Hand Movements, which were joyously performed. Members of the congregation joined in singing the songs for the Service.
The sermon was then delivered by Honbu-in Kazuo Yamada, who focused his remarks on child-rearing based on the teachings of Tenrikyo. Explaining two Divine Directions that he quoted, Rev. Yamada said: "Our faith in the path needs to be correctly imparted to our children from the time they are very young. . . . If we nurture children properly, they will grow up to be fine people. If we don't, they will not. This . . . is an important point that should not be taken lightly and must serve as a constant reminder of the weighty importance of nurturing children." He said that it was to be regretted that many parents might not be mature enough to take this advice of God seriously. Honbu-in Yamada stressed the need for parents to reflect humbly and critically upon themselves, bearing in mind that the Besseki lecture teaches that before the age of 15, one's illnesses, misfortunes, and calamities are the effects of one's parents' dust of the mind. He said that since problems involving children arise from their parents' lack of spiritual growth, parents would do well to correct what should be corrected about the way they lead their lives before any problem arises. "This will involve exercising moderation in thought and trying to understand the teachings and have them inform our thoughts and actions, instead of being opinionated and basing ourselves on self-serving thinking. In other words, we need to change the way we use our minds," he said. Rev. Yamada asked young parents, in particular, to recognize their lack of maturity and strive to grow spiritually as befits parents who are following the path, parents to whom moderation, compassion, and loving-kindness are second nature.
He went on to say, "No matter how things may change, children will continue to be nurtured primarily by their mother, whom we refer to as the 'foundation of the path.'" He expressed his respect and admiration for the great maternal love that leads women to persevere in nurturing and caring for their children regardless of any difficulties they encounter, and he spoke of "God-given abilities to bear and rear children." Then he requested that women give full expression to their abilities and talents to make sure that children are brought up on the basis of the teachings and the Divine Model of Oyasama at all Tenrikyo churches and families, rather than on the basis of human thinking or reasoning.


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Щі́льність — якісна характеристика розташування об'єктів — без прогалин, властивість будь-якої множини, яка характеризує кількість елементів, що припадає на одиницю довжини, площі, об'єму.

 Щільність (теорія графів) — кількість вершин у максимальному повному підграфі графу
 Щільна множина — така підмножина топологічного простору, що будь-який окіл довільної точки простору містить елемент цієї множини
 Щільна упаковка — у кристалографії, такі форми розрашування атомів у кристалічній ґратці, які характеризуються найбільшим числом атомів в одиниці об'єму кристала
 Щільність запису інформації — характеристика носія інформації
 Щільність твердої фази ґрунту
 Щільність ґрунту
 Слово «щільний» входить до складу усталених виразів на зразок щільні лави
 Щільність дислокацій
 Щільність розподілу міцності
 Щільність спектральна
 Щільність насипного матеріалу
 Щільність сітки свердловин

Див. також
 В'язкість
 Густина
 Густина (значення)
 Густота населення

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PlanPoints of interestExcursionsRiver ship "New Way"
In Jūrmala ship departs from the Majori pier that is nearby Majori sports hall. In Riga ship departs from the statue of Great Kristaps opposite Riga Castle. It is possible to rent a river boat for the events.


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The ASEAN Summit is a biannual meeting held by the members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in relation to economic, political, security, and socio-cultural development of Southeast Asian countries. The league of ASEAN is currently connected with other countries who aim to participate on the missions and visions of the league.

2019 ASEAN-ROK Commemorative Summit

1. Overview
2019 ASEAN-ROK Commemorative Summit will be held in Busan from 25 to 26 November to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the ASEAN-ROK Dialogue Partnership, which was established in 1989. Also, the 1st Mekong-ROK Summit will be held on 27 November back to back with the 2019 ASEAN-ROK Commemorative Summit.

There will be over 10 thousands participants, including nations and entrepreneurs of ROK and ASEAN Countries, in the Summit and side events. Thus, this summit will be the biggest summit held in ROK since the inauguration of the Moon administration.

The summit is the epitome of New Southern policy by promoting the cooperation with ASEAN in all areas based on the common and shared values of 3Ps(People, Prosperity and Peace)

2. Backgrounds and Significance
ROK will be the first country to host the commemorative summit in its territory more than 3 times.

Therefore, the summit itself shows the robust trust and support of ASEAN towards the ROK's concrete vision of bolstering partnership with ASEAN.

Also, the first Mekong-ROK summit is meaningful because the Mekong-ROK cooperation was elevated from the ministerial level to the summit level in this year.

Mekong countries: Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Vietnam, Thailand.

3. Major events
A series of side events will take place before and during the period of summit.

Especially, the "ASEAN Train" event in which 200 ASEAN and Korean citizens will hop on a train to tour some of Korea's beautiful spots including Busan, Gwangju and the Demilitarized Zone and the ASEAN Pop music concert will be organized before the summit, which can widely promote the special bond between ASEAN and Korea.

Also, the ASEAN-ROK business and start-up expo, smart city fair, exhibition on Governance innovation will be held during the summit, which can encourage the sustainable ASEAN-ROK cooperation.

4. Participating countries
Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam

ASEAN-Republic of Korea Commemorative Summit 2009

The ASEAN – Republic of Korea Commemorative Summit is an international meeting which Republic of Korea held to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the ASEAN – Republic of Korea dialogue relations. The summit was held from 1 to 2 June 2009 in Jeju Island, Republic of Korea. The Heads of Government/State of each ASEAN member country, the President of Korea, and the Secretary General of ASEAN attended the summit.

The ASEAN – Korea CEO Summit, ASEAN – Korea Traditional Music Orchestra, and Green Growth Exhibition were held as special events at the International Convention Center Jeju (ICC Jeju) from 31 May to 2 June.

Other culture and tourism events were held in different parts of Jeju Island throughout the duration of the summit.

1. Background
The ASEAN–Republic of Korea Commemorative Summit was held as 2009 marks the 20th anniversary of the ASEAN-Republic of Korea Dialogue Relationship. The Leaders of the 11 countries discussed the developments of cooperative relations between Korea and the countries in the ASEAN region for the past 20 years, and also examined future directions for progress. Methods to overcome global issues that the international society faces, such as the financial crisis and climate change, were also discussed.

The summit was another move for Korea to put the "New Asia Diplomacy Plan" into action, strengthen Korea's collaborative relations with the Southeast Asian region and expand Korea's diplomatic relations.

2. Overview

Program at a Glance

Participants
Participants for the Summit are:
 HOS/Gs of all ASEAN countries and Republic of Korea (See the information box for a detail)
 The Secretary General of ASEAN
 Ministers
 Official Media
 Embassy Staffs
 Other Delegates
 CEOs (to participate in ASEAN-Korea CEO Summit)

The total number of participants is expected to be over 7,000.

Logo/Catchphrase
The logo symbolizes the core message of the Summit, namely, "neighborhood filled with warmth" and "partnership for common prosperity", through the image of eleven people holding hands, and embodies a desire to further promote the relationship.

The rainbow gradation represents the uniqueness of each country bound together in harmony, and suggests a bright future for ASEAN-Republic of Korea relations.

The catchphrase "Partnership for Real, Friendship for Good" symbolizes the policies of the ASEAN, which pursue tighter relations between Republic of Korea and ASEAN countries, and aim to share closer friendship through more frequent cultural and individual exchanges.

Venue
The main venue of the Summit was the International Convention Center Jeju (ICC Jeju) located at Jungmun, Seogwipo, Jeju. It features a resort-style convention center and often used for international conventions, banquets, sport events, etc. Major events of the Summit were held at ICC Jeju.

3. Commemorative Summit Sessions
There were two Commemorative Summit sessions, session 1 on 1 June and session 2 on 2 June. Each session involved HOS/Gs of all ASEAN countries, the president of Republic of Korea and the Secretary General of ASEAN.

Each session had different agendas to cover. Session 1 covers agendas such as "Evaluation of cooperative relationship between Korea and ASEAN" and "Direction of developments in politics, national security, economy, society and culture". Session 2 covered "Ways to strengthen the cooperative strategy of worldwide issues such as global financial crisis, energy security and climatic change."

Leaders of Korea and the ten ASEAN member countries signed a joint statement composed of 40 clauses in five sections at the end of the summit. The joint statement well reflected the leaders' commitment to contribute to the global efforts to address climate change welcoming ROK's proposal to establish an Asian Forest Cooperation Organisation.

4. Special events

ASEAN-Korea CEO Summit
In conjunction with the ASEAN-Korea Commemorative Summit 2009, the ASEAN-Korea Summit 2009 took place from 31 May – 1 June 2009, with Asian government and business leaders attending. Hosted by KCCI, this forum was held under the theme of "Change, Challenge, and Collaboration for Asia's Prosperity," which was expected to provide participants from Korea and ASEAN countries with a platform to find international countermeasures to address the global economic crisis and promote regional business cooperation.

ASEAN-Korea Traditional Music Orchestra
Composed of a total of 52 kinds of traditional musical instruments and musicians from Korea and the 10 ASEAN member countries in South-eastern Asia, the ASEAN-Korea Traditional Music Orchestra held its first performance on 31 May to celebrate the holding of a special ASEAN–Republic of Korea Commemorative Summit.

Green Growth Exhibition
Green Growth Exhibition was held at the lobby of the International Convention Center (ICC) under the theme of "Green Growth, Green Asia". The exhibit highlighted the technologies of core next-generation growth engines for a low-carbon, green growth industry. Six theme sections display 27 items of real-size and scaled-down models of state-of-the-art technologies for solar energy, water treatment, a green (fuel cell-powered) car, wind power generation and a smart grid.

References

External links
 Official web-site for ASEAN-Republic of Korea Commemorative Summit 2009
 English Blog for ASEAN-Republic of Korea Commemorative Summit 2009
 Korean Blog for ASEAN-Republic of Korea Commemorative Summit 2009

ASEAN events
Diplomatic conferences in South Korea
21st-century diplomatic conferences (Asia-Pacific)
2009 in international relations
2009 in South Korea


To date, 2018 has been a robust lending year for Capital One, and as a reflection of the broader acquisition market, large medical office building (MOB) portfolios have been a very important component of the volume.
We consider large portfolios to include 10 or more MOB assets and sell for a total purchase price or value in excess of $100 million.
These transactions are not merely bigger deals than small portfolios or single assets, but also have multiple financing considerations aside from the overall size. That being said, size is definitely the first financing consideration. The size of the deal typically dictates the depth of available lenders.
While an MOB portfolio of $100 million has multiple lenders that can claim an ability to close on it, a much larger deal of $600 million has very few lenders that can take it down – especially for the often preferred, balance sheet lenders.
For example, Capital One has the ability to both close on an MOB portfolio deal of almost any size, but can also agent a syndication and hold a very large portion of the debt. Closing size and hold size are often the largest considerations for lenders related to the size of the transaction.
Expertise around medical office transactions and experience with the asset class are very important considerations in any MOB deal and are exponentially more important in the larger MOB portfolios. Given multiple assets in a portfolio, there's a high likelihood that one or more has medical office specific issues such as unsubordinated ground leases, post-acute tenancy, ground leases with hospital rights of first refusal and rights of first offer (ROFOs and ROFRs) and restrictions, or rents that appear above market but that are actually related to space usage and build-out, tenant improvements (TI), rent or other specializations.
Finding these in due diligence can be a fatal flaw to traditional lenders without healthcare experience and can be a real problem for the borrower particularly if they are well into the process.
Capacity, capital markets execution and the ability to syndicate can all be an issue, especially if the borrower is the one taking syndication risk and if the lender does not have a dedicated healthcare capital markets group.
In MOB portfolio transactions north of $400 million it's very likely the debt needs to be sold down to other lenders to manage loan exposures. Absent a dedicated experienced capital markets team, the transaction could be at risk, especially in a club deal where the syndication is necessary to proceed.
Capacity—the amount the lender has available for both individual MOB loans as well as for the product type—is often a differentiator amongst lenders on larger MOB portfolios. A lender with limited capacity, both for the individual MOB loans and for the overall asset class, is a risk for the borrower to the extent that less is syndicated than projected in the transaction and/or the portfolio changes, for example, if assets are added. Fortunately, Capital One has an experienced healthcare capital markets group and a significant amount of capacity so that we are well positioned for transactions of any type or size.
Finally, pragmatic and flexible structures and terms are very important in large MOB portfolio transactions where the borrower's strategy for the assets is critical for success. It's very important to have the ability to appropriately structure multiple advance facilities for tenant improvements and leasing commissions, add release provisions and even accordion features for the addition of future assets.
One of Capital One's value adds is structure and flexibility. Our goal is to provide a bespoke financing solution aligning with the borrower's business plan for the assets.
In summary, large MOB portfolio deals have become a much more prevalent part of the MOB landscape and the financing around them needs an experienced portfolio lender like Capital One.
Erik Tellefson is Managing Director with Capital One Healthcare and leads medical office and medical property lending. He has 18 years of experience in commercial real estate finance, including 13 years focused on healthcare, and works with clients to finance acquisitions, refinance existing debt, support working capital needs and fund growth initiatives.


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For the 11th consecutive year, Duquesne University is ranked among U.S. News and World Report's top-tier national schools, climbing one spot to No. 119 in the newly released 2019 Best Colleges rankings. The University also tied for the 11th spot among national Catholic institutions.
In addition to its new ranking among the Best National Universities category, U.S. News recognized Duquesne University at No. 40 in the Best Value Schools category, up two spots from last year.
The rankings are designed to help prospective students and their families compare institutions as they navigate the college-selection process. U.S. News evaluates colleges and universities on 16 measures of academic quality, such as first-year student retention, graduation rates and faculty strength.
U.S. News ranks its Best Values Schools based on a school's academic quality, as indicated by its 2019 Best Colleges ranking, and the 2017-2018 net cost of attendance for a student who received the average level of need-based financial aid.
Ranked No. 108 in the High School Counselor Rankings. To create this list, guidance counselors across the nation rate universities on a scale of 1 to 5.
Ranked No. 172 in the Best Undergraduate Business Programs category.


Fido glass jars have a swing glass lid and a hermetic sealing system. When sealed, the rubber gasket creates an airtight environment for fermented vegetables. The jars can also be used for fermented relishes, pickles and chutneys.
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Adobe released patches for three vulnerabilities in Flash Player
by Lucia Danes - - 2017-07-12
Patches for Adobe Flash Player and Adobe Connect are already available
Critical security flaw has been found in Adobe Flash Player
Windows NTLM Security Protocol needs to be patched as well
This month Adobe released crucial security updates for two popular products – Adobe Flash Player[1] and Adobe Connect.[2] Two security bulletins are available for Windows, Macintosh, Linux, and Chrome OS. These patches fix major security flaws that might be exploited by cyber criminals.
The patch includes six updates that are marked as moderate, important and critical. Vulnerabilities in Adobe Connect fix two input validation vulnerabilities (CVE-2017-3102 and CVE-2017-3103) and prevents from clickjacking attacks (CVE-2017-3101). Vulnerabilities were found in 9.6.1 and earlier versions of the program.
However, the most important patch belongs to Adobe Flash Player. One of three flaws founded in the program is marked as critical. The company claims that exploitation of this vulnerability may give cyber criminals remote access to the computer.
Two of three security issues in Adobe Flash player were discovered by a researcher known as "bo13oy" who works with Trend Micro's Zero Day Initiative (CVE-2017-3100) and Jihui Lu of Tencent KeenLab (CVE-2017-3099). [3]
The company announced that free products were affected:
Adobe Flash Player Desktop Runtime (26.0.0.131 and earlier);
Adobe Flash Player for Google Chrome (26.0.0.131 and earlier);
Adobe Flash Player for Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer 11 (26.0.0.120 and earlier).
The important vulnerabilities have issues with security bypass and memory corruption that may lead to information disclosure (CVE-2017-3080 and CVE-2017-3100). However, the third vulnerability is classified as critical (CVE-2017-3099) because it helps attackers to get remote code execution.
The company provides automatic updates to Adobe Flash Player that is installed with Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Internet Explorer 11. However, Adobe Flash Player Desktop Runtime users are suggested to update the program to Adobe Flash Player 26.0.0.137 from Adobe Flash Player Download Center or the program directly.
Updates for Adobe products are the part of July's Patch Tuesday.[4] This month's security bulletins also have other critical updates for the operating system, programs, and other components.
A serious issue has been detected in Microsoft NT LAN Manager (NTLM). [5]It's an old security protocol that assures user's authentication and confidentiality on networks. However, two zero-day vulnerabilities were discovered in this service.
One of the critical vulnerabilities is associated with unprotected Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) from NTLM relay. By exploiting this flaw, the attackers might get SYSTEM privileges and full control over the targeted network.
Another flaw involves Remote Desktop Protocol Restricted-Admin mode. Exploitation of this vulnerability allows remote access to the attacked computer without knowing or guessing the password.
Other July's patches include updates for Microsoft Windows, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Office and Microsoft Office Services and Web Apps and Adobe Flash Player. We highly recommend checking whether all necessary patches are installed on your computer.
Lucia Danes - Virus researcher
Lucia is a News Editor for 2spyware. She has a long experience working in malware and technology fields.
Contact Lucia Danes
^ Adobe Security Bulletin for Flash Player. Adobe. The official website of the Adobe.
^ Adobe Security Bulletin for Adobe Connect. Adobe. The official website of the Adobe.
^ Eduard Kovacs. Adobe Fixes Vulnerabilities in Flash Player, Connect. Security Week. IT Security News and Information Security News, Cyber Security, Network Security, Enterprise Security Threats, Cybercrime News and more.
^ Release Notes: July 2017 Security Updates. Microsoft. Security TechCenter.
^ Swati Khandelwal. Critical Flaws Found in Windows NTLM Security Protocol – Patch Now. The Hacker News. Cyber Security, Hacking News.
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List of years in British television
This page indexes the individual year in British television pages. Each year is annotated with a significant event as a reference point.
1 2010s
10 1920s
2016 in British television - The BBC announces a deal with Discovery Communications that enables it to broadcast coverage of the Summer and Winter Olympics up to and including the 2024 Summer Games. The agreement covers television, radio and online coverage, Channel 5, 5*, and 5USA get a new look on 11 February as their stencil logos for their channels as they get their very first airing. 5* is also rebranded as 5Star on the same day.
2015 in British television - 10th anniversary of the 2005 relaunch of Doctor Who, The rebooted series of Teletubbies will feature voiceovers from names including Jane Horrocks, Jim Broadbent and Fearne Cotton, it is revealed, EastEnders concludes the Who Killed Lucy Beale? storyline by revealing her younger brother Bobby Beale as her killer live in a special flashback episode to celebrate the show's 30th anniversary, The CBBC channel airs a 60-minute programme celebrating thirty years of The Broom Cupboard, the studio from which CBBC continuity programming was broadcast. The programme features past CBBC presenters, including Andi Peters, Philip Schofield, Zoë Ball and Edd the Duck and Launch of YourTV on Freeview and YouView, Fox UK's first free-to-air channel and which is targeted at women.
2014 in British television - 50th anniversary of the first edition of Top of the Pops. Although an edition was aired on New Year's Eve 2013, the anniversary itself goes unmarked by the BBC because of the programme's association with the late Jimmy Savile. The first episode of Channel 4's controversial documentary series Benefits Street attracts several hundred viewer complaints. BBC Two celebrates its 50th anniversary.
2013 in British television - BBC Two launches in high-definition for the first time 2 and a half years after BBC One did, Panorama becomes the first ongoing British TV progaramme to reach and celebrate its 60th anniversary, More4 also launches in HD for the first time and Doctor Who celebrates its 50th anniversary by airing a special episode. Spring 2013 also sees the BBC Television centre's old building close with all the BBC services in London moving to the new one next door known as the Broadcasting House.
2012 in British television - Spring of this year sees The Weakest Link come to an end with the 1,693rd edition, when Anne Robinson retires from the show to concentrate on Brand newer series of Watchdog, CBeebies celebrates 10 years of being separated from CBBC, Spring 2012 also sees Harry Hill's TV Burp ending on ITV with a huge finale after 10 or 11 years of broadcast, the Teletubbies celebrating their 15th actual anniversary on the BBC and The events of the Olympic Games begin airing with the opening ceremony in London. The Digital Switchover is completed in October as the final analogue transmitters are switched off in Northern Ireland.
2011 in British television - Viewers watch the Wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton, the BBC sees Ready Steady Cook cease broadcasting after broadcast of 17 years, Channel 5 on Valentine's Day reverts to its original name after nearly 10 years and Toonattik after 6 years leaves CITV along with Action Stations! which closes down after 5 years of broadcast. January 2011 also sees the final appearance of The Fluffy Club on Mini CITV.
2010 in British television - Coronation Street celebrates its 50th year on air with a live episode, while EastEnders marks its 25th anniversary, also with a live edition, Supernanny returns as Jo Frost Extreme Parental Guidance after 2 years of absence, Daybreak takes over the breakfast television franchise from GMTV, Upstairs, Downstairs returns after the absence of 35 years showing on BBC One from Boxing Day and Channel One and Bravo are both axed by Sky over fears they are similar to Sky1 and Sky3.
2009 in British television - This year sees many changes at ITV as the company encounters financial troubles and The Coach Trip returns after 3 years of absence along with The Biggest Loser. 2009 also sees Six TV in Oxfordshire and Southampton defunct after only 10 years of localized airing.
2008 in British television - Weekly comparison between overweight and underweight people programme Supersize vs Superskinny appears, Freesat officially launches while ITV HD launches a full service and ITV's News at Ten returns for its third run after being axed again four years previously.
2007 in British television - A series of scandals involving allegations of phone-in segments of television programmes and quiz channels conning viewers, The BBC launches BBC iPlayer, The town of Whitehaven in Cumbria becomes the first place in the UK to lose their analogue television signals and start the digital switchover and ITV Play is defunct and rebranded as ITV Bingo. 2007 also sees Golden Balls appear on ITV1 along with the CBBC Halloween-themed game show Trapped!.
2006 in British television - ITV Play and the CITV Channel both launch, Michael Grade is appointed as chief executive of ITV, Richard Hammond is seriously injured while driving a jet-powered car for a piece for Top Gear, Top of the Pops axe weekly episodes before revival by Christmas and Stars in Their Eyes is also axed along with They Think It's All Over due to viewer shortages.
2005 in British television - After an absence of 16 years Doctor Who returns to British television with Christopher Eccleston in the leading role, The quiz show Deal or No Deal is launched along with the Coach Trip and The Biggest Loser, The Two Ronnies Sketchbook sequels to take over from The Two Ronnies, More4 is launched and the ITV News Channel is defunct.
2004 in British television - Supernanny launches a year before the London Bombings, Strictly Come Dancing sequels to take over from Come Dancing, Greg Dyke resigns as Director-General of the BBC in the wake of the Hutton Report and News at Ten axes from ITV for a second time.
2003 in British television - Panorama becomes the first British television programme to reach its 50th anniversary and ITV screens the controversial Martin Bashir documentary Living with Michael Jackson
2002 in British television - Will Young is voted winner of the first series of Pop Idol, Harry Hill's TV Burp begins on ITV1 with ITV2 showing repeats afterwards, CBeebies launches to separate from CBBC, ITV Digital is replaced by Freeview, the ITV Sport Channel is defunct and Channel 5 is rebranded as Five. 2002 also sees Raven begin on CBBC along with BrainTeaser appearing on Channel 5.
2001 in British television - The world witnesses the September 11 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington. Regular programming is suspended in order to bring up to date coverage of events relating to the attacks. ITV's News at Ten returns after being axed two years previously, the ITV Sport Channel launches along with E4 and ITV rebrands its English and Welsh services to ITV1. 2001 also sees TV soap Crossroads return after 13 years of absence.
2000 in British television - Judith Keppel becomes the first contestant to win the £1 million prize on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. The UK versions of The Weakest Link and Big Brother also debut this year. Coronation Street celebrates 40 years on air with a live episode and the ITV News Channel launches.
1999 in British television - Popular television presenter Jill Dando is assassinated outside her home in West London, The murder remains unsolved to the present day, Six TV, Britain's sixth and last terrestrial localized channel launches in both Oxfordshire and Southampton, ITV axes News at Ten after a run of 32 years and BBC One broadcasts a marathon 28-hour programme to welcome in the new millennium.
1998 in British television - Digital satellite television is launched in the UK, spearheaded by Sky. The UK's first two digital only stations, BBC Choice and ITV2 are both launched, Bob The Builder appears along with the Tweenies on BBC One, ITV launches Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, Sky Sports News is also launched and Come Dancing the last of the ongoing 1940s debuts leaves the BBC after nearly 50 years. 1998 also sees Don't Try This at Home take over from You Bet! at Shepperton Studios.
1997 in British television - Launch of Channel 5, Britain's fifth terrestrial channel followed by the first appearance of the Teletubbies on BBC One, The UKTV network and BBC News 24 are also launched and Programming schedules are abandoned to provide up to date news coverage following the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. 1997 also sees the futuristic game show Robot Wars filmed in the latter half of this year and then appear on BBC Two in the early half of the following year.
1996 in British television - Launch of Granada Sky Broadcasting and an unsuccessful rebranding of the ITV Tyne Tees region. 1996 also sees the beginning of a new Friday entertainment show towards the new millennium TFI Friday on Channel 4.
1995 in British television - This year sees the launch of several new satellite TV channels, as well as the first National Television Awards. 1995 also sees the beginning of the sport game show They Think It's All Over.
1994 in British television - The 1988–1994 broadcasting ban is lifted when the Provisional IRA declares a ceasefire. After an absence of 7 years University Challenge returns along with Play Your Cards Right, BBC One airs the first National Lottery draw and BBC Two celebrates its 30th birthday. 1994 also sees Wipeout appear along with Small Talk.
1993 in British television - Carlton Television takes over the ITV London Weekday franchise, replacing Thames Television after 24 years. Additionally, Meridian Broadcasting takes over the South of England franchise from TVS, Westcountry Television takes over the South West England franchise from TSW, and GMTV takes over the breakfast television franchise from TV-am. 1993 also sees Teletext Ltd take over the ITV and Channel 4 teletext franchises from ORACLE.
1992 in British television - The controversial one-off drama Ghostwatch is broadcast on BBC One, a 'live' investigation into a haunted North London house. UK Gold is launched, a joint venture between the BBC and Thames Television. 1992 also sees University Challenge, Thunderbirds, Stingray and Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons all move from ITV to the BBC.
1991 in British television - Regular programming is abandoned in order to bring live coverage of the Gulf War after Allied Forces launch Operation Desert Storm against Iraq. Over the duration of the war there is extended coverage of events in the Persian Gulf. ITV also broadcasts news and discussion programmes about the war throughout the night. Some broadcasting, particularly in the earlier part of the war, comes from CNN. Also this year the ITV franchise auction results are announced and take effect starting midnight GMT on 1 January 1993.
1990 in British television - British Satellite Broadcasting (BSB) is launched, but later merges with Sky Television plc after an unsuccessful run, The Broadcasting Bill receives Royal Assent, pop music game show Stars in Their Eyes first appears along with You've Been Framed! and The Simpsons debut on Sky.
1989 in British television - Sky Television plc is launched while the government introduces a controversial Broadcasting Bill that will pave the way for the deregulation of commercial television.
1988 in British television - Comic Relief airs its Red Nose Day fundraiser on BBC One while ITV broadcasts Death on the Rock, a hugely controversial episode of Thames Television's This Week current affairs strand, investigating Operation Flavius, which resulted in the SAS killing three members of the IRA in Gibraltar. The British government introduces 6 years of regulations banning the direct broadcast of people representing eleven Irish republican and Ulster loyalist groups. You Bet! appears along with This Morning and 15 to 1. 1988 also sees the end of the long-running soap Crossroads.
1987 in British television - Going for Gold, Fireman Sam and Charlie Chalk all debut on BBC One, The TV-am strike begins after members of the technician's union the ACTT walk out in a dispute over the station's 'Caring Christmas Campaign' What is meant to be a 24-hour stoppage continues for several months when staff are locked out by Managing Director Bruce Gyngell. ITV is unable to broadcast Good Morning Britain, the regular format is replaced with a skeleton service that sees non-technical staff operating cameras and Gyngell himself directing proceedings, as well as imported shows such as Flipper, Batman and Happy Days being used to fill up Channel 4's airtime. The strikers are eventually sacked and replaced with non union staff. Viewing figures remain high throughout the disruption, which continues well into 1988, although normal programming gradually resumes. Other ITV stations later follow Gyngell's example. 1987 also sees the ITV Schools service move to Channel 4 to allow ITV to develop a fully commercial daytime schedule and The Old Grey Whistle Test and The Two Ronnies closedown with University Challenge.
1986 in British television - BBC One begins a full daytime schedule service for the first time, while Yorkshire becomes the first ITV region to begin broadcasting 24 hours a day. 1986 also sees Neighbours make its British television debut along with Pingu, Casualty and Catchphrase.
1985 in British television - EastEnders debuts along with Howards' Way, Bertha and Telly Addicts on BBC One, The 17-hour Live Aid concert takes place in both London and Philadelphia, The last 405-line transmitters are switched off in the UK and Children's BBC is also launched.
1984 in British television - Thames Television goes off the air for one day when technical staff walk out on strike, BBC One airs the first edition of Crimewatch and Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends debuts on ITV 22 years before moving to its soon to launch channel Channel 5.
1983 in British television - BBC One and ITV launch their respective breakfast television services. Children's ITV is also launched.
1982 in British television - Channel 4, Britain's fourth terrestrial channel, goes on air; S4C, a Welsh-language version is also launched. "The Satellite Channel", the channel which later became Sky One, also goes on air.
1981 in British television - Viewers watch the Wedding of Charles, Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer, Only Fools and Horses and Postman Pat both debut on BBC One. ATV, Southern, and Westward go off air after losing their broadcasting franchises - they are replaced on 1 January 1982 by Central, TVS and TSW respectively.
1980 in British television - Launch of Newsnight, the first televising of Watchdog, Family Fortunes and Play Your Cards Right both debut on ITV and the first BBC Children in Need telethon.
1979 in British television - Technicians at Thames Television go on strike - the dispute quickly spreads to other regions in the ITV network and ITV is off air for eleven weeks from 10 August to 24 October, Ceefax begins subtitles for some programmes, Robin Day presents the first edition of Question Time and Terry Wogan presents the first edition of Blankety Blank.
1978 in British television - Anna Ford becomes the first female news reader on ITN and the first of ITV's An Audience with is aired, presented by Jasper Carrott.
1977 in British television - Colour television licenses exceed black & white licenses and repeated black & white programmes for the first time in the UK since ITV's colour strike and Jesus of Nazareth, an Anglo-Italian television miniseries dramatizing the birth, life, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus based on the accounts in the four New Testament Gospels debuts on British television. The series stars Robert Powell as Jesus.
1976 in British television - The Multicoloured Swap Shop opens on the BBC, Punk group the Sex Pistols cause a storm of controversy and outrage in the UK by swearing well before the watershed on the regional Thames Television news programme Today, hosted by Bill Grundy but Grundy, who has goaded them into doing so, is temporarily sacked making the news programme Today come to an end.
1975 in British television - The popular sitcom Fawlty Towers first appears along with The Good Life and Paddington Bear on British television screens, as well as the police drama The Sweeney. 1975 also sees the first transmission of a James Bond film on British television.
1974 in British television - The BBC teletext service Ceefax first goes on air with 30 pages of information, and the Saturday morning children's entertainment series Tiswas is launched by ATV.
1973 in British television - Debut of Thames Television's critically acclaimed documentary series The World at War.
1972 in British television - First Community Cable Television Experiment awarded to Greenwich Cablevision. - Debut of BBC One's Newsround and ITV's Emmerdale Farm, both of which continue to air to the present day.
1971 in British television - End of ITV's colour strike, Launch of the Old Grey Whistle Test, popular comedy show The Two Ronnies and the popular series Upstairs, Downstairs.
1970 in British television - The BBC Nine O'Clock News goes on air for the first time and staff at ITV begin a three-month colour strike, making colour television programmes black & white like in previous years, after a dispute with their management over pay from 13 November of this year to February and December of the following year.
1969 in British television - Regular colour television broadcasting begins on BBC One and ITV, and the world watches footage of the 1969 moon landing.
1968 in British television - Following franchise changes technical staff at ITV stage a strike, leading to ITV management establishing an emergency national service for the duration of the industrial action and popular BBC sitcom Dad's Army begins.
1967 in British television - BBC Two begins colour broadcasting at the Wimbledon Championships and Patrick McGoohan's cult television series The Prisoner debuts on ITV and News at Ten is also launched on ITV.
1966 in British television - Cathy Come Home, possibly the best-known play ever to be broadcast on British television, is presented in BBC One's The Wednesday Play anthology strand.
1965 in British television - Cigarette advertising is banned on British television and ITV's Saturday afternoon World of Sport programme begins airing.
1964 in British television - BBC Two goes on the air and long-running football and music shows Top of the Pops and Match of the Day are both launched.
1963 in British television - The science fiction series Doctor Who is aired for the first time and the satirical show That Was The Week That Was comes to an end after series 2.
1962 in British television - ITV finally arrives in North West Wales and the Channel Islands with the launch of Wales West and North Television and Channel Television and the satirical show That Was The Week That Was begins with only two series.
1961 in British television - ITV's Westward, Border and Grampian regions are established. The Avengers and Points of View debut on British television.
1960 in British television - The Pilkington Committee on Broadcasting is established to look at the future of broadcasting and paves the way for the establishment of soon to launch channel BBC Two. Coronation Street, Britain's longest-running television soap, debuts on ITV. Nan Winton becomes the first national female newsreader on BBC television.
1959 in British television - ITV's Anglia, Tyne Tees and Ulster regions go on air.
1958 in British television - ITV's TWW and Southern regions go on air and Blue Peter, the world's longest-running children's programme, is first broadcast by the BBC along with long-running various sport show Grandstand.
1957 in British television - The Sky at Night, the longest-running television programme hosted by the same presenter, Patrick Moore, begins on the BBC. ITV's Scottish region goes on air.
1956 in British television - Hancock's Half Hour, regarded as the first modern sitcom which began on BBC Radio, is transferred to BBC television. ITV's Granada and ATV regions go on air during weekdays. The weekend franchise in both areas is operated by ABC.
1955 in British television - ITV launches, resulting in the destruction of the BBC's 23-year-long monopoly on British television.
1954 in British television - The Grove Family, regarded as Britain's first soap, begins airing.
1953 in British television - The coronation of Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom sees a vast increase in television set sales.
1952 in British television - The funeral of King George VI is televised in the UK.
1951 in British television - The Holme Moss transmitter is opened in Northern England, making BBC Television available to the region for the first time.
1950 in British television - First televised report of general election results in the UK.
1949 in British television - The Sutton Coldfield television transmitter is opened in the Midlands, making it the first part of the UK outside London to receive BBC Television and long-running dancing show Come Dancing launches.
1948 in British television - The BBC Television Service resumes broadcasting again and begins its coverage of the Olympic Games in London.
1947 in British television - The BBC Television Service broadcasts are temporarily suspended since World War II due to a national fuel crisis.
1946 in British television - The BBC resumes broadcasting for the first time since the end of World War II.
1945 in British television - No television is broadcast during World War II. World War II ends on 2 September.
1944 in British television - No television is broadcast during World War II.
1939 in British television - Television broadcasts are suspended during World War II for fear that the signals would help German bombers.
1938 in British television - First news bulletin carried by BBC television, in sound only. Previously, the service had aired British Movietone News cinema newsreels.
1937 in British television - First outside broadcast at the Coronation of King George VI.
1936 in British television - Electronically scanned television begins from Alexandra Palace.
1935 in British television - Baird stops broadcasting in September.
1934 in British television - The agreement for joint experimental transmissions by the BBC and John Logie Baird's company comes to an end.
1933 in British television - The first television revue, Looking In, is shown on the BBC
1932 in British television - BBC Television begins broadcasting a regular channel, which later becomes BBC One.
1931 in British television - No events for this year.
1930 in British television - John Logie Baird installs a television receiver at the British Prime Minister's residence in London.
1929 in British television - John Logie Baird begins broadcasting 30-minute long programmes for his mechanically scanned televisions.
1928 in British television - John Logie Baird's Television Development Company demonstrates their model A, B, and C 'televisors' to the general public.
1927 in British television - The BBC begins broadcasting as the British Broadcasting Corporation under the Royal Charter.
1926 in British television - John Logie Baird demonstrates the world's first television system.
1922 in British television - The BBC is created, but only broadcasts radio.
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