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  • War with the Beeb is now harder to fight

    March 25, 2020

    The coronavirus crisis bombards us with radical, sweeping change on a daily, if not hourly, basis. Economic rules are being redrawn, our social fabric is being tested and businesses are facing disruption on a scale unimaginable just weeks ago. Amid the tsunami of change, it’s worth pausing to consider the smaller ripples that may pass [...]

  • UK radio stations get coronavirus boost as housebound Brits tune in

    March 24, 2020

    UK radio stations have reported a surge in listening numbers in recent weeks as housebound Brits turn to the airwaves during the coronavirus crisis. Media group Global, which owns stations such as Heart, Capital and LBC, said digital radio reach was up 15 per cent between 9 and 17 March, while listening hours rose nine [...]

  • Coronavirus: Broadcaster viewing figures surge as Brits flock to TV news

    March 19, 2020

    The UK’s public service broadcasters have reported a huge surge in viewer numbers as Brits flock to TV news to find out the latest information on the coronavirus outbreak. Almost 8.7m people tuned into the BBC Six O’Clock News last night — the highest figure recorded since Christmas Day 2008 and more than twice the [...]

  • Coronavirus: BBC overhauls broadcast plans to tackle outbreak

    March 18, 2020

    The BBC today unveiled a raft of new measures aimed at keeping the public informed during the “unprecedented” coronavirus outbreak. Director general Tony Hall said the public service broadcaster would launch special programming on TV and radio to provide audiences with the latest information on the Covid-19 pandemic. As part of the wide-ranging changes, the [...]

  • Coronavirus: BBC suspends Eastenders filming

    March 18, 2020

    The BBC has suspended filming on Eastenders until further notice due to the coronavirus outbreak. Soap rivals Casualty and Holby City will also be on hold as the broadcaster shuts down its production arm. “In light of the spread of Covid-19, after much consideration, it has been decided that filming on Eastenders will be postponed [...]

  • BBC delays licence fee changes for over-75s due to virus fears

    March 16, 2020

    The BBC today said it will push back plans to end the blanket free licence fee scheme for over-75s amid concerns about the impact of the coronavirus outbreak. Pensioners were due to face changes to the licence fee from 1 June, but this will now be delayed until 1 August. Millions of over-75s will have [...]

  • Putting Six Nations behind a paywall would be ‘dreadful’, says BBC boss

    March 12, 2020

    Any deal to put the Six Nations behind a paywall would be “dreadful” for both audiences and the sport, the BBC director general has said. The tender process for the rugby tournament’s next broadcasting contract is set to wrap up this weekend, but current holders BBC and ITV have been shut out of the bidding. [...]

  • BBC could take pensioners to court over licence fee evasion

    March 12, 2020

    Pensioners could be hauled in front of a judge amid an ongoing row over payment of the BBC licence fee, the broadcaster’s director general has said. Lord Tony Hall today admitted that some people in their 80s and 90s could be taken to court if they fail to pay the £157.50 charge. Speaking during a [...]

  • BBC must avoid ‘narrow urban outlook’, warns new culture secretary

    March 5, 2020

    The BBC must avoid a “narrow urban outlook” if it is to survive in the modern media landscape, the new culture secretary has warned. In his first major attack on the broadcaster, Oliver Dowden took aim at the BBC’s perceived bias and its failure to reflect the whole of the UK. “If we’re all honest, [...]

  • Spitting Image to return after 24 years following Britbox commission

    March 4, 2020

    Spitting Image will return to UK screens 24 years after it was taken off air, as streaming service Britbox named the hit puppet show as its first original commission. The Bafta award-winning TV show, which first appeared in 1984, has earmarked a string of contemporary targets for its satire, including the Duke and Duchess of [...]

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