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Date RFI2014 Summary received but im trying to find out the name and artist of the hip hop backing track used on rugby leauge four nations final highlights 2014, do you know of where i can get this or who i can contact to find out? I did find a music page on your website that list RFI20141921 backing tracks but only goes up to 2006 23/11/2014 the cost of film taken at Denmark Hill Railway Station dated 18 September 2013, Wednesday, where a young girl aged 23 years was killed by a freight train at RFI20140004 3:30pm? 02/01/2014 RFI20140005 Cost of Mandela funeral coverage 01/01/2014 How many complaints has the BBC received about its coverage of the lifting of transitional immigration controls on Bulgaria and Romania.How many of these complaints were concerned that the coverage was over-prominent or gave disproportionately high weight to the idea that many migrants would come to the UK. How many of these complaints were concerned that the coverage was under- RFI20140006 prominent or downplayed the prospect of increased immigration 01/01/2014 information on the following relating to public tickets for the recent 2013 series of Strictly Come Dancing.. 1 How many tickets were issued to the public for each performance? 2 How many of the public were allowed in to each performance? 3 At what time were "Guaranteed Seat" stickers issued to people in the queue?4 At what time were "Standby" stickers issued to people in the queue? 5 How many people were allowed in on "standby" tickets.6 How many people were not allowed in?7 Why wasn't the process of obtaining stickers explained when the original email sending RFI20140007 out the tickets was sent out? 01/01/2014 all information and correspondence held by the BBC relating to the selection and engagement of Antony Jenkins, the chief executive of Barclays, as a guest editor RFI20140008 of the Today programme broadcast on 31 December 2013. 02/01/2014 1. How does the BBC ensure that its output does not cause offence to any racial groups? 2. Is thre a BBC department that either advises/educates BBC managers on issues of gener, age, politics, sexuality, disability or ethnicity? 3. Is it a breach of RFI20140011 the BBC Charter not to have any polish content or representation? 03/01/2014 RFI20140012 How much does it cost to put on Strictly Come Dancing 02/01/2014 how many times songs by Massive Attack were used in BBC television programmes in 2013. How much the BBC paid the band Massive Attack in royalty payments for using RFI20140017 their songs in any/all TV programmes in 2013. 05/01/2014 Re: research vessel Akademik Shokalskiy 1) Did the BBC make any financial or other contribution to the organisation and running of the voyage that was not directly connected with the presence of the BBC journalist on board? RFI20140018 2) If so, what contribution was made? 05/01/2014 1. What official policies exist for the reporting on your news media (such as BBC News 24, online, apps etc) regarding industrial action being taken by firefighters in England and Wales. 2. Has any government official or department ordered any kind of media reporting restrictions on the BBC regarding industrial action being taken by firefighters in RFI20140021 England and Wales. 03/01/2014 how much funding for your programmes you directly or indirectly receive from Mercedes, Porsche, Ferrari, Volkswagen, Ford or any other major car RFI20140022 manufacturers not stated 04/01/2014 A list of political commentators rostered or listed by BBC Northern Ireland for use on its television, radio and online platforms. The amount of monies/fees/salary that the BBC Northern Ireland have paid to each RFI20140023 political commentator since 1st January 2011 05/01/2014 a) How many serving MPs have appeared in BBC TV programmes (with the exception of live News Broadcasts etc) b) What was the total sum of money paid to serving MPs for their RFI20140024 appearance/contribution to BBC scheduled TV and Radio programmes 05/01/2014 please advise where I may obtain copies of the 316 responses to your FOI requests referred to in: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-25094100 RFI20140027 "£1.5bn 'community cash' unspent by English councils” 07/01/2014 Re: BBC correspondent Andrew Luck-Baker on Russian research vessel, the Akademik Shokalskiy total cost of sending the correspondent to report from the vessal including the correspondent's salary, any allowances for the period he was on assignment, and travel and accommodation costs. all documentation relating to the decision to send a BBC correspondent to board RFI20140028 the Akademik Shokalskiy and relating to the purpose of his assignment. 06/01/2014 Details of the recording artist(s) and copyright holder of short sections of jazz music played during the radio show What Ho! Jeeves: Joy in the Morning, Episode 2 Steeple Bumpleigh. Including the song "Bye Bye Blackbird" recently broadcast on Tuesday 31st RFI20140029 December 2013 on Radio 4 Extra. 06/01/2014 How much the BBC has spent submitting FOI Requests to organisations bound by the FOI Act in the last (i) 12 months - 1st January 2013 - 31st December 2013 and (ii) last five years - 1st January 2008 - 31st January 2013. Please break the figures down by year and outline the most expensive FOI Requests paid by the BBC. State whether any BBC staff or freelance journalists have ever submitted FOI RFI20140031 requests to the BBC and if so the costs involved. 07/01/2014 how much money was budgeted for and the total spend of Mandela funeral by the RFI20140034 BBC TV and Radio 07/01/2014 1. Please indicate the total numbers of votes cast in all forms for each programme of SCD 2013. 2. If possible, please break down these into proportions of votes cast by landline telephone, mobile telephone or online. Re: SCD voting terms and conditions, 3. please identify the provider of that verification service. 4. Regarding the section "Does the BBC receive any revenue from the calls?" on that page, please identify the charity or charities benefiting. 5. For a vote which would have been cast by BT landline telephone, please indicate what proportion of that cost is payable to the charity/charities as above and what proportion, if any, is retained by BT. 6. For a vote which would have been cast by using the Mobile Short Dial Code, please indicate what proportion of that cost is payable to the charity/charities as RFI20140042 above and what proportion, if any, is retained by the mobile network operator. 09/01/2014 breakdown of the number of votes cast, for each contestant, at each stage of the Final, aired on BBC One/One HD on Saturday 21st December 2013. If possible, assuming my request is within the financial cost limits for FOI requests, could you provide the numbers of votes cast for each contestant, broken down by RFI20140046 each week's episode of the Strictly Come Dancing series, 2013 09/01/2014 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-25628009 “As part of the investigation, the BBC asked 175 hospital trusts and boards across the UK for information on repeat attendances during 2012-13. A total of 106 responded, covering 183 units.” My request is for a list of all those 175 hospital trusts and boards contacted, and a RFI20140049 complete list of all 106 and the 183 units covered, that responded. 09/01/2014 how many staff the BBC are sending to Sochi in Russia to cover the Winter Olympics and how many staff will be working on the event in the UK. Could I have RFI20140050 a comparison for both figures with the last Winter Olympics four years ago 09/01/2014 In light of your ‘Big Conversation’ consultation: 1. How many people responded formally to the consultation? 2. Did you confirm receipt of every individual contribution? 3. Do you intend to publish rough percentages regarding what was presented by individuals or movements? 4. How many people expressed an opinion that presenters shouldn’t water down the quality of their spoken Welsh (unless the contributors had obvious difficulty in understanding the questioning? 5. How many people expressed an opinion regarding the poor technical quality of Radio Cymru audio on occasions (for example, because contributors were using mobile phones rather than a home or office landline). 6. How many people expressed opposition or disappointment regarding the BBC’s statements (broadcast on radio or television) in connection with the negotiations on RFI20140051 trying to establish a new agreement with Eos? 09/01/2014 RFI20140052 The shooting scripts for the below Doctor Who episodes 09/01/2014 any documentation in any form including memos, reports, emails and texts which refers to any and all decisions regarding the order in which matches are shown on Match of the Day. I would also like to receive any documentation including memos, reports, emails and texts which mention Everton in the context of the order in which MotD shows matches. The timeframe for this request would be from January 1 2013 to January RFI20140054 11 2014. 11/01/2014 the average number of complaints you receive each day and whether this has RFI20140055 increased over the past twelve months 11/01/2014 all salaries and fees paid to all presenters and guests during this seasons run of RFI20140056 Match of the Day and Match of the Day 2 12/01/2014 Question Time - how many other viewers have complained about panel and RFI20140057 audience bias 10/01/2014 On Sunday 12th January 2014, the Radio 4 morning programme, Sunday, broadcast a series of Vox Pops recorded in Manchester asking people what was meant to them by the Devil.
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