1930 Bbc facts
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On April 18, 1930, the BBC announced, “There is no news today,” and played piano music instead.
In 1930 on the news bulletin the BBC reported that "There is no news" and instead played piano music
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Than on the 18th of April, 1930, a slow news day, the BBC's 6:30 PM radio announcer said “There is no news” and went off the air.
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On April 18 1930 the BBC reported that there was no news. They then played out with piano music
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When nothing newsworthy would happen in the 1930's, the BBC would simply announce "There is no news" and play piano music instead.
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On April 18th, 1930, the BBC reported that there wasn't any news for that day. They then played piano music instead.
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On April 18, 1930, the BBC decided there was no news worth reporting, so they broadcast piano music instead.
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On 18 april 1930, the only thing that was announced on BBC was "There is no news" followed by a piano playing
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On April 18, 1930, BBC had nothing to report for their 8:45 evening bulletin, so they said “there is no news” and played piano music for 15 minutes.
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The BBC had the mysterious Orkestra Obsolete recreate the famous New Order song "Blue Monday" imagining it was released in the 1930's, on time appropriate instruments. The instruments ranged from drums and harps to singing saws and glasses.
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On 18th April 1930 the BBC's news announcer reported: "There is no news" and played piano music for the rest of the programme.
What is true about 1930 bbc?
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BBC Radio had a day with no news in 1930.
