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SCMP Reporter

STAR TV viewers enduring withdrawal pangs as a result of the BBC being pulled off the airways might be interested to know that help is at hand - but only if you are in the air. Cathay Pacific's Jane Cowe faxed Keeping Posted to say that the airline is showing daily bulletins from BBC World Service Television in-flight.

 ''We have made arrangements with the BBC to downlink the news every day via satellite. So for anyone needing their fix, just fly Cathay Pacific.'' A drastic (and expensive) remedy. But then, if you want your BBC . . .



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