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  • Government confirms BBC licence fee exemption and UK-wide big screens for Platinum Jubilee

    JUBILEE

    The government has confirmed that big screens will be set up outdoors in London, Edinburgh and Cardiff so that people can come together to celebrate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee next month.

  • BBC’s Huw Edwards paid £25k a month for second jobs

    bbc

    One of the Beeb's most famous faces cashes in on moonlighting, with BBC News presenter Huw Edwards earning at least £25,000 from second jobs in just one month.

  • White paper signals formal end to BBC licence fee

    End of the licence fee?

    The government has issued a white paper signalling the formal end of the BBC licence fee. The 42-page document acknowledged “clear challenges on the horizon to the sustainability of the licence fee”, while saying sanctions for not paying the fee were “disproportionate and unfair”. According to the Times, the government said: “We need to consider [...]

  • Exec producer behind infamous Prince Andrew interview Stewart Maclean named Newsnight editor

    April 19, 2022

    The BBC has named the executive producer behind the infamous 2019 Prince Andrew interview Stewart Maclean as the new Editor of Newsnight.

  • Chris Mason named new BBC Political Editor

    April 13, 2022

    BBC Radio 4’s Any Questions? presenter Chris Mason has been announced as the BBC's new Political Editor. 

  • BBC knocks £2m off salary bill following big name departures

    April 11, 2022

    Following the exodus of some of its top star, the BBC has reportedly managed to save £2m from its salary bill.

  • BBC blocked from naming spy accused of abuse

    April 7, 2022

    The BBC has been blocked from naming a supposed MI5 agent who exploited his position as a spy to abuse his partner.

  • BBC chair questions public’s appetite for impartiality

    March 29, 2022

    BBC chair Richard Sharp has suggested that the public may overstate their appetite for impartial news. As reported by the Guardian, Sharp compared public attitude to impartiality as the same way that “99% of people say they wash their hands after going to the loo”.  Speaking at a panel event organised by the Social Market [...]

  • Laura Kuenssberg to present BBC’s new Sunday morning politics show

    March 28, 2022

    Laura Kuenssberg has announced she will be presenting BBC's Sunday morning politics show from September.

  • BBC pays Princess Diana’s private secretary ‘substantial sum’ over infamous Bashir interview

    March 17, 2022

    The BBC said in a statement that it has paid Diana, Princess of Wales’ private secretary Patrick Jephson a “substantial sum’’ in damages and has apologised for the way in which Martin Bashir obtained his explosive 1995 Panorama interview. It comes after Lord Dyson’s investigation last year concluded that BBC journalist Bashir committed a “serious [...]

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