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BBC to resume reporting from Russia

Summary by Ground News

The BBC said it had paused its reporting in Russia after parliament passed a law. The law could impose a jail term of up to 15 years for anyone found to be intentionally spreading "fake" news. "After careful deliberation we have decided to resume English language reporting from Russia this evening," the BBC said.

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Radio Free Europe/ RadioLiberty

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BBC Announces It Will Resume English Reporting From Russia

Britain's BBC has announced that it will resume English-language reporting in Russia after it suspended its coverage to assess the implications of a new law.

4 years ago·Czechia

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IBTimes

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BBC To Resume English-language Reporting From Russia

BBC to resume English-language reporting from Russia

4 years ago·United States

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Euronews

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BBC to resume reporting from Russia

LONDON – Britain’s BBC on Tuesday

4 years ago·France

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The Guardian

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BBC to resume English language reporting in Russia

Broadcaster had paused its reporting in country after passing of law that could impose jail terms over ‘fake’ news

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Hollywood Reporter

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BBC Resumes Reporting in Russia as N.Y. Times Exits

The news outlets are grappling with the country's new law outlawing "false news" about the invasion of Ukraine.

4 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Irish Independent

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BBC resumes reporting in Russia after temporary suspension

The BBC has resumed English language reporting in Russia after temporarily suspending the work of its news journalists and support staff in the country.

4 years ago·Ireland

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