The channel's flagship current affairs programme airs every Friday at 1900 GMT from London.
Covering conflicts and crises on all corners of the world, Sir David Frost will bring Al Jazeera English's viewers around the world the perspectives, insights and opinions of the leaders who's decisions influence the course of history. The programme's inaugural broadcast in 2006 drew significant media attention when the previous Prime Minister of Great Britain, Tony Blair stated that the war on Iraq had been "somewhat of a disaster". Sir David Frost was one of the last people to interview Benazir Bhutto as part of the programme and has run specials on Pakistan, Sudan and Israel.
Frost over the World is split into four sections and every week it features an interview with a leading world statesperson, discussions with specialists on news events, interviews with leading members of the arts and entertainment community and 4-way news round up with journalists and commentators around the world.
Frost Over the World will air on Friday 19th September at 1900 GMT. Al Jazeera English now broadcasts to over 120m households worldwide.
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- Qatar: Saturday, September 20 - 2008 at 11:40
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Al Jazeera English announces the return of Frost Over the World to the channel following its summer break with guests including Mikheil Saakashvili, the President of Georgia, Ban Ki Moon, the Secretary General of the United Nations, General Martin Luther Agwai the current commander of the combined United Nations-African Union peacekeeping force in Darfur, and the rock star Brian Adams.
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About Al Jazeera:Al Jazeera English is the world's first English language news channel to be headquartered in the Middle East. Launched in 2006 Al Jazeera English is setting the global news agenda and acts as a bridge between cultures. With unique access as the channel of reference for Middle East events, and broadcast centres strategically placed around the world in Doha, Kuala Lumpur, London and Washington DC, Al Jazeera English is balancing the information flow from South to North, providing independent and impartial news for a global audience from a grass roots level, giving voice to different perspectives from under-reported regions around the world.
Al Jazeera started out over eleven years ago as the first independent Arabic news channel in the world dedicated to providing comprehensive television news and live debate for the Arab world. In 2006, Al Jazeera was ranked by brandchannel.com as the most recognizable and influential television broadcast news brand globally. As a result of its expansion and the creation of new channels and services, Al Jazeera was formally named the Al Jazeera Network in March 2006, transforming its operation into an international media corporation. The Al Jazeera Network now consists of the flagship Al Jazeera Arabic channel, Al Jazeera English, Al Jazeera Documentary, Al Jazeera Sport, Al Jazeera.net (the English and Arabic web sites), the Al Jazeera Media Training and Development Center, the Al Jazeera Center for Studies, Al Jazeera Mubasher (Live), and Al Jazeera Mobile.
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Posted by Siba Sami AmmariSaturday, September 20 - 2008 at 11:40 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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