Radio newsreaders and television accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true at Ireland's national broadcaster RTE are up in accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true at being told to pronounce words accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true to the Queen's English. A accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true in The Irish Sun newspaper claims that RTE's broadcasters have been issued an A-Z style guide of words which instructs them on how to pronounce accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true words in an accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true to ensure they are clearly understood. The A-Z comes with audio accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true containing elocution lessons of how to "properly" pronounce the " accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true " words. An official at RTE told the Irish Sun that producers issued the guide to keep up accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true . It said RTE had received complaints from the public over how accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true words were supposedly mispronounced. Irish linguistics accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true Professor Raymond Hickey called the RTE's actions "internalized accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true ". He expressed his disbelief that Irish speakers were being asked to use words with an English accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true . He said: "The basic issue is RTE expects its accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true to speak as if they were English. Why? We have our own form of English, which is accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true but fully accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true and accepted worldwide." Professor Hickey highlighted some accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true of the words Irish presenters are being asked to pronounce with a British English accent. He said: "The Irish don't pronounce the TH [in 'birthday'] as a fricative, but as a stop with no accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true ….The same is accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true of 'news' - the Irish pronunciation is and accent according always arms breath certain clips colonialism different effort examples expert legitimate presenters problem report staff standards true has been 'nooze'."