BBC controversies about the Director General's decision'. The BBC's chief operating officer, Caroline Thomson, affirmed the need to broadcast "without affecting and impinging on the audience's perception of our impartiality" and that in this case, it was a "real issue." The 2009 Gaza appeal is the only occasion on which the BBC is known to have refused an appeal broadcast request from the DEC. It is reported the 2009 DEC Gaza appeal screened only by Channel 4 and ITV raised £8.3m. In August 2014 the BBC broadcast a new DEC aid appeal for people in Gaza, without similar controversy, which raised £16m
Explosions in the Sky by W. G. Snuffy Walden. Music by Explosions in the Sky has been used in several television programs and commercials: "The Birth and Death of the Day" for the BBC documentary "Lost Land of the Jaguar", "All the Real Girls", "Shopgirl", "One Tree Hill", "Love the Beast" and "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly", as well as various songs for the PBS documentary "The Street Stops Here". A number of "One Tree Hill" episodes are named after the band's songs. Explosions in the Sky Explosions in the Sky is an American post-rock band from Texas. The quartet originally played under