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BBC

British  

abbreviation

  1. British Broadcasting Corporation

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When approached, the US Department of War told the BBC: "Due to operations security we are not going to comment on the status of specific capabilities in the region."

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While the BBC has not independently verified this data, Gorman says that jamming devices leave a trace of the interference they cause in radar signals, allowing him to reveal occurrences of GPS-jamming around the country.

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"I walked into the hospital able-bodied and came out in crutches," she told BBC News NI.

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"He's an absolute fool," theatre critic and arts broadcaster Ian Brown told BBC Radio London on Saturday.

From BBC

"Local officers continue to work alongside local authority partners, school leaders and parents, whose joint robust response has been vital in protecting young people across the last week," a spokesperson from the Metropolitan police told the BBC last week.

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