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BBC

British  

abbreviation

  1. British Broadcasting Corporation

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A voice clip by Story was played by presenter Carla Greene to Streeting when he took part in a series of rapid-fire interviews with BBC local radio presenters.

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"Getting all the fieldwork done traditionally has been very hard to do because you have to get energy to remote regions," he told the BBC.

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The BBC had been given a new phone number for Kirkham and tried contacting him for a response.

From BBC

The BBC asked Kirkham to respond to the allegations that customers were left unable to contact him and that cars were sold without their knowledge and without the proceeds of sale being passed to them, but he declined to comment.

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WhatsApp messages seen by the BBC show Kirkham told them the sale had been delayed and would go through in the new year.

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