A.Arranging the television schedule.
B.Supervising the programmes' suitability for the public.
C.Inspecting other leading staff of the BBC.
D.Getting grant from the union government.
A.The Director-General.
B.The Prime Minister.
C.The Queen.
D.The board of governors.
A.By training foreign reporters.
B.By selling television licenses.
C.By selling books, magazines and videos.
D.By renting its programmes abroad.
A.Its studios and facilities throughout the world.
B.Its objective news reporting and programmes.
C.Its receipt of direct financing from the government.
D.Its radio broadcasts in 39 foreign languages.