Radio 4 at 13:00 GMT

Lambousa Gordon


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Message Posted:
31/01/2010 10:34

Would someone be able to record Radio 4 at 13:00 GMT (I think 15:00 our time)?



The BBC's Johnny Diamond is doing a report from Cyprus re the talks.

DutchCrusader



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Message Posted:
31/01/2010 14:13

Hi Gordon, I'll record the broadcast on my computer and write it to a CD or DVD later (I don't know at this moment how long the broadcast will be). P.S. You'd better pray that there isn't a power cut when my computer is recording, because I'll be having a beer at Jessic's during the broadcast...

DutchCrusader



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Message Posted:
31/01/2010 14:43

Gordon! I can't find that program on BBC 4 - they only give "Genre" and "Format". Where do I look?

dalartokat


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Message Posted:
31/01/2010 14:47

DC, its on BBC Radio 4, its between 13.00 - 13.30 GMT and its titled "The World This Weekend" A look at events around the world. Hope this helps

dalartokat


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Message Posted:
31/01/2010 14:55

http/www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00q9vgh



Hope this works for you.

laptagal


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Message Posted:
31/01/2010 14:55

I think it might be on 'World at One'.

dalartokat


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Message Posted:
31/01/2010 14:57

http/www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00q9kgh



or try this even(wish there was an edit facility)

AlsancakJack



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Message Posted:
31/01/2010 15:36

Well just finished listening to it and as to be expected there was nothing any of us did not already know.

AJ

No1Doyen


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Message Posted:
31/01/2010 15:37

I've just listened to report on channel 4. It lasted around 8 minutes. The reporter made reference to the forthcoming elections in North Cyprus in April. He mentioned that Talat was trailing behind. He visited North Cyprus which he described as being "gloomier and more backward than the South". Reference was made to the land issue (no mention of Orams). He visited the Grapevine in Girne where some ex-pats were meeting talking about the recent High Court ruling.

He spoke to someone in the South about the talks and asked if unification was possible - the person replied that the talks seemed doomed and a reference of ethnic seperation was made.



The reporter stated that the "doomed talks roll mean the 'de-facto' end of Turkeys EU aspirations" he went on to say that a "nationlist victory in April would spell an end to the talks. Time is running out and Turkeys Europe ambitions will be in dust".

WAZ-24-7



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Message Posted:
31/01/2010 15:49

I too listened to the report.

Certainly, it is Turkey that have some very important decisions to make.

I suspect the Turkish admin. await the next big judgment GC's V Turkey regarding property claims and the IPC as suitable local remedy.



Decisive times ahead I suspect.

WAZ-24-7



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Message Posted:
31/01/2010 15:56

I too listened to the report.

Certainly, it is Turkey that have some very important decisions to make.

I suspect the Turkish admin. await the next big judgment GC's V Turkey regarding property claims and the IPC as suitable local remedy.



Decisive times ahead I suspect.

Jeannie


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Message Posted:
31/01/2010 16:33

We listened to it, too. As AJ/Bill have commented - same old, same old.

DutchCrusader



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Message Posted:
31/01/2010 18:45

Thanks, dalartokat, for your info. I found the program just in time and have recorded it.