| 21. | It presented a mixture of news, current affairs, talk shows, documentaries and entertainment.
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| 22. | She also anchored a television show on current affairs in 1999.
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| 23. | Current affairs have occasionally appeared as influences in Gilliam s work.
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| 24. | Columbia required an entrance exam to test knowledge of current affairs and writing.
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| 25. | Still, history plays a significant role in current affairs, Maher and Seldon say.
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| 26. | For a son of a politician, Bush was remarkably oblivious of current affairs.
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| 27. | She often fronts live variety and current affairs programmes and telethons.
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| 28. | The result is a kind of historical novel of current affairs.
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| 29. | The interview, broadcast on a current affairs program, was heavily edited.
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| 30. | He also served as their Head of News and Current Affairs.
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