Broadcast Coverage
Broadcast Log - November 8 - November 14
Previous Broadcasts
Sky News, TV, 2nd November 2014
Dr Jonathan Cave, Economics, discusses the soaring numbers of single-child families and the squeezed middle class
BBC Coventry and Warwickshire, 6th November 2014, repeated once in the afternoon
Information about the academic marking boycott because of proposed pension changes
BBC 1 News West Midlands, TV, 6th November 2014
Also on: Heart Radio West Midlands
BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire, repeated three times in the afternoon and six times in the evening
BBC Radio West Midlands, repeated three times in the evening
BBC Radio Shropshire, repeated three times in the evening
BBC Radio Stoke, repeated three times in the evening
BBC Radio Hereford and Worcester, repeated three times in the evening
Information about Vince Cable opening the Advanced Propulsion Centre at the University of Warwick
BBC Radio Cornwall, 7th November 2014
Information about a lecture taking place by former University of Warwick History Professor, Dr Robin Lenman
Broadcast Log – November 8 – November 14, 2014
Al Jazeera News, TV, 8th November 2014
Professor David Anderson, History, discusses the latest peace agreements in South Sudan
Al Jazeera News, TV, 9th November 2014, repeated once in the morning
Professor David Anderson, History, discusses the latest peace agreements in South Sudan
BBC 1 West Midlands News, TV, 9th November 2014
Information about Vince Cable opening the Advanced Propulsion Centre at the University of Warwick
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, ‘Naked Scientists’, 9th November 2014, repeated once in the evening
An interview with Professor Ian Cree, WMS, about the University of Warwick research into earlier detection of cancer using a blood test
BBC Radio 5 Live, 9th November 2014
An interview with Professor Robert Proctor about the ‘News Hit List’ being created by analysing social media trends
CSPAN3/KY Gen Assembly, TV, 9th November 2014
Professor Andrew Hammond, PAIS, spoke at the Annual Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations conference
BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire, 10th November 2014
Dr Jane Adams, History, discusses why spa treatments were used to treat the Great War soldiers suffering from injuries
E Cancer TV, Online footage, 11th November 2014
Also on: BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
The Naked Scientists, Online footage
An interview with Professor Ian Cree, WMS, about the University of Warwick research into earlier detection of cancer using a blood test
BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire, 11th November 2014, repeated once in the afternoon
An interview with the University of Warwick graduate Mal Peet about writing his first adult fantasy novel
BBC Radio 4, ‘Spin the Globe’, 11th November 2014
Dr Michael Scott, Classics, discusses King Richard leading his army into Leicestershire for the Battle of Bosworth, in 1485 and what else is happening around the world in that year
CNN News, TV, 12th November 2014, repeated twice in the afternoon
Also on: BBC Radio West Midlands
Professor Tom Marsh, Physics, discusses the Rosetta mission and the potential first controlled landing on the surface of a comet
BBC Radio 5 Live, 12th November 2014
A mention of the WMG Academy success in a phone-in by one of the student’s parent
Talk Sport Radio, 12th November 2014
Dr Leif Brandes, WBS, discusses research which found pro-active football managers during games where the team is losing, could be counter-productive
Fox CT Morning News, TV, 13th November 2014
The University of Warwick research into diets involving wheat is discussed
France 24, TV, 13th November 2014
Professor Tom Marsh, Physics, discusses the Rosetta mission and the potential first controlled landing on the surface of a comet
BBC 3, CBBC, ‘Operation Ouch’, TV, 13th November 2014
Associate Professor Dr Phil McTernan, WMS, features on a children’s programme about visiting the hospital, talking about healthy eating
Russia Today, TV, 13th November 2014
Professor Michael Bradshaw, WBS, discusses the Government’s assertion that fracking for shale gas could transform Britain’s energy supplies
CNBC News, TV, 13th November 2014
Professor Tim Watson, WMG, discusses cyberbullying in the workplace