For those interested. BBC streaming coverage of Bhutto assasination.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/

[Jacobin]

1. Thanks. Kicking

I suspect the BBC may actually have some news about this instead of American "OMGShezDedKBAI"

[Armstead]

2. Must be ESP

After a few minutes of MSNBC I tuned to the BBCWS. Always have during times of important events. Their depth of coverage is far beyond anything available domestically.

[Jacobin]

3. Kicking again

We could use some analysis from other than the InformationMinistryOfTheUnitedStates.

[Fovea]

6. Good move

I always leave covering world stories to the BBC or Reuters. I figure that if i heard it on a Murkin outlet, it is prolly pravda.

[blondeatlast]

4. My Indian husband has me hooked on BBC now.I appreciate the lack of

breathy overexcitement and the fact that they actually try to CONFIRM things before they report them.

Quite a difference from our MSM here.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

5. When BBC says "in depth" they mean "in depth".

And, they do something that the American MSM fails to do (or, adds to), they broadcast with the expectation that the audience is intelligent beyond the 3rd grade level of American audiences played to by the MSM.

[Neecy]

7. scary stuff....

They're interviewing a reporter in Pakistan who's saying there's 'total chaos' in the streets.

[DanG2012]

8. this is bad

very bad. a terrible event in an already un-stable area.

[Armstead]

9. They're actually tallking to people in Pakistan

[AlGore-08.com]

10. They're talking to one of her colleagues who says there'll be a civil war as a result

What a terrible tragedy...