All BBC articles – Page 226
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NewsTony Hall: ‘n-word’ apology to staff in full
The director general’s all-staff email to staff, sent on 9 August, following last month’s Points West report
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NewsHall says sorry over ‘n-word’ as 1Xtra DJ quits
Sideman leaves black music station in protest over local news report
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VideoSmall Axe, BBC1
Drama following the lives of the West Indian community in Britian over three generations. Produced by Lammas Park and Turbine Studios
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NewsBlack commissioners have their say
PSB execs discuss their careers and experiences of the “very white” industry
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VideoBlood of The Clans, BBC4
Neil Oliver fronts this tale of Scotland’s ancient clans, as they battle it out for power, honour and freedom. Produced by BBC Studios
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Behind The ScenesOur journey into Fidel Castro’s Cuba
Co-producing the story of socialism in Cuba tested our journalistic skills to the limit, says Mick Gold
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NewsPrince Andrew interview among Grierson noms
Newsnight special features in current affairs category, with Emily Maitlis among best presenters
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NewsOfcom urged to intervene in BBC cuts
Jeremy Corbyn and Rebecca Long- Bailey among 60 MPs bidding to protect N&R output
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NewsHorowitz, Welsh & Scott open BritBox scripted slate
BBC / ITV SVoD lands four dramas from high-profile talent
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VideoSemi-Detached, BBC2
Comedy series following a perennial loser whose life goes down the pan in a suburban cul-de-sac. Produced by Happy Tramp Productions
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CommentWhat the Radio 1 of yesteryear can teach today’s BBC
Paul Robinson on what radio’s relationship with 15-24s reveals about an audience that’s falling out of love with the BBC
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FeaturesCovid-19 commissioning strategies revealed
Latest Broadcast Intelligence report Commissioning Under Covid tracks broadcasters’ response to lockdown
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NewsFrankie Boyle returns to BBC2
Two Rivers uses material captured for Tour of Scotland doc series
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NewsAntiques Road Trip zooms back into production
STVP rolls out safety measures including Perspex screens for BBC1 format
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FeaturesCrossing a cultural chasm to shoot Giri/Haji in Japan
Why filming in Tokyo was crucial for executive producer Chris Fry to ensure the Sister crime thirller felt authentic
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NewsOver-75s to pay licence fee from August
David Clementi warns further delay would impact shows and services
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FeaturesEdgar-Jones on catching the zeitgeist in Normal People
Star of Element Pictures’ series on finding Sally Rooney’s Spotify playlist and working with an intimacy coordinator
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VideoJack Whitehall’s Sporting Nation, BBC1
Comedy sport retrospective looking at the UK’s greatest sporting moments. Produced by Fulwell 73 and Jackpot Productions