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Meanings of current affairs in English

Spanish
eventos actuales
Catalan
actualitat

Genre of broadcast journalism.

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eventos actuales
Usage of current affairs in English
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A public consultation into BBC news and current affairs launched on Monday.
The Guardian
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Kate updates us on the latest news and current affairs from Britain.
Radio NZ
3
NewsTalk 106FM will be the State's first news and current affairs-only station.
The Irish Times
4
Away from current affairs, entertainment will arrive in new and exciting forms.
The Guardian
5
Donna Demaio raises recent issues and current affairs from across the Tasman.
Radio NZ
6
And there aren't enough of them in news and current affairs TV.
The Guardian
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Kenny was a fine current affairs presenter - quick, bright and coherent.
The Irish Times
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Mpanza comments on current affairs and doesn't shy away from comedy either.
The South African
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We were also privy to current affairs by watching television, she said.
Reuters
10
Panorama is roughly equivalent to the ABC's Four Corners current affairs program.
News.com.au
11
O'Callaghan can do hard current affairs, as well as the lighter stuff.
The Irish Times
12
News, weather and certain current affairs programmes are clearly public services.
The Irish Times
13
If you debate current affairs a great deal, studying history helps.
The Daily Telegraph
14
Freedom to circulate ideas and debate current affairs is everyone's issue.
News.com.au
15
Television New Zealand's last interview-based current affairs programme Agenda, is to be axed.
Radio NZ
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But after 10 a.m., it will include more current affairs and news items.
The Irish Times
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Catalan
actualitat
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Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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