Middle East Crisis 2006
Throughout July and August 2006, conflict raged in the Middle East between Lebanon and Israel. British news networks covered the story in-depth and teams were deployed to the region.
Ben Brown in Beirut and Fiona Bruce in London bring viewers up-to-date.
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Huw Edwards presents the Five O’clock News live from Jerusalem. Jane Hill provides the rest of the days news from London.
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Chris Eakin presents live from Beirut for BBC News whilst Matthew Amroliwala and Jane Hill bring viewers up to date in London for News 24.
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Anna Botting in Jerusalem with Steve Dixon and Lorna Dunkley in London present Sky News Sunrise.
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In December 2006, most of Britain was hit by fog which severly disrupted air travel. News networks covered the story in-depth 1800 (Thursday December 21) BBC Six O’clock News Natasha Kaplinsky presents the Six O’clock News live from Heathrow Airport…. Read more
