| 09:34 UK time, Tuesday, 31 October 2006
Daily Mail: "The BBC has been accused of wasting money after it was revealed that plans to give its most famous building a lavish face-lift are over-budget and behind schedule." (link)
The Guardian: "BBC news could be hit by a 12-hour strike next week after the broadcasting union Bectu said it expected its members to vote for industrial action." (link)
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How many buildings (or any other projects) are completed on schedule or budget?