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This story will feature in the BBC's Watchdog programme on BBC One at 20:00BST on Wednesday, 22 May.
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Radio presenter Nicky Campbell is to move back into television, replacing Anne Robinson as presenter of BBC One's Watchdog.
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Watchdog moved to BBC morning television in 1986 and has gone on to become the longest running consumer affairs programme on British television.
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Watch the full Watchdog report on BBC iPlayer.
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Speaking to the BBC after his meeting with the watchdog, Brian Lightman, general secretary of ASCL, said the issue was not re-marking papers, but altering grade boundaries and "putting right what's happened".
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The consumer affairs programme Watchdog has its origins in BBC's Nationwide programme of more than two decades ago.
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The BBC's consumer rights show, Watchdog, will be focusing on the smartphone in next week's episode, and the fact that almost half of the phone's memory is already occupied by Samsung's own software and apps.
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Meanwhile, the watchdog has launched an investigation into BBC One's coverage of the annual Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge universities.
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Commercial broadcasters have argued that the BBC should be regulated by the UK's media watchdog, Ofcom.
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It should not be privatised, the watchdog said, but could be given extra funds taken from income earned by commercial divisions of the BBC.
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