BBC shows Del repeats 47 times in one year From: Daily Mail | Date: October 4, 2003| Author: TARA CONLAN | Copyright 2003 Daily Mail. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

THE BBC came under fire last night over the number of repeats it shows after it emerged that reruns of Only Fools and Horses had been screened 47 times in the past year.

More than a third of programmes on BBC1 and BBC2 have been shown before, the Daily Mail has discovered - a figure which has gone up since 2001.

The corporation, recently criticised for crowding out new shows with repeats, will feature re- screened programmes in 36 per cent of the channels' autumn schedules. <...

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