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• Ligne n°61 : BBC criticised for creeping ‘Americanisms’


• Ligne n°63 : The BBC has been criticised for an increased use of ‘Americanisms’ and slang terms by its presenters.


• Ligne n°85 : The exchange sparked a furious debate on the BBC messageboards about whether this was the latest example of an Americanism creeping into accepted use by BBC presenters.


• Ligne n°105 : Nick Seaton, Campaign for Real Education, said: “It is not a surprise that a few expressions have crept in but the BBC should be setting an example for people and not indulging any slopping Americanised slang.”


• Ligne n°115 : A list of Americanisms that have annoyed BBC listeners:


• Ligne n°119 : * The Americanisation of dates - July the fifth is now 'July fifth' or January the fifth becomes 'January five'