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‘Don't Quit' read by Idris Elba.
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The BBC launches a new film to demonstrate its role as a public service broadcaster in a time of national crisis. At a time when the UK is facing an unprecedented crisis, the role of the BBC as a public service broadcaster that helps keep the country informed, educated and entertained, has never been more important.
The 90 second film from BBC Creative, which launched today, demonstrates that even though we are physically further apart than ever before, the BBC is helping us create shared experiences and emotions that will bring us closer as a society when we need it most.
Whether it’s through BBC News providing accurate and impartial information to the public, the raft of BBC educational programming that has been announced, BBC Local Radio doing all it can to help its audience or prime-time shows like Have I Got News For You keeping us entertained, the BBC is on-hand to provide something for everyone.
The film is a montage of real life footage of the events of the past few weeks, moving from empty supermarket shelves, and deserted streets to heart-warming interviews, viral moments like the ‘Clap for our NHS carers’ as well as personal videos from NHS staff and the construction of the NHS Nightingale hospitals. Accompanying the pictures is the poem Don’t Quit by Edgar Guest, read by the star of BBC drama Luther, Idris Elba.
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