All BBC articles – Page 232
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NewsBBC sets out youth blueprint
Annual Plan sets out to ‘reinvigorate’ mainstream shows with young appeal
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NewsJana Bennett joins Ozy
Former BBC and History Channel exec to grow US digital player’s TV production and podcasts
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NewsBafta rewrites rules for Killing Eve
Sid Gentle show, which has received 14 awards nominations, debuted in the US
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NewsBBC staff slam ‘ill-conceived’ radio cuts
Corporation plans to merge Radio 4’s The World Tonight and the World Service’s Newshour
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FeaturesMediaCityUK: 10 years in business
A decade after the BBC moved several key departments to the north-west, has the initiative has worked and what lessons can be learned by C4
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FeaturesLocal laughs leading the way
Digital platforms and fresh talent initiatives are raising the profile of Scottish, Northern Irish & Welsh comedy and helping secure investment
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NewsCurwin keen to help N&R indies seize the moment
Former The Garden boss joins Scarlett Ewens to launch advisory service Matisse
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NewsLove to explore obesity for BBC
Bake Off producer will house severely overweight people together in two-part experiment
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CommentViewers want to see themselves
Every community in the country deserves to be represented on the BBC, says Ken MacQuarrie
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Behind The ScenesBorder Country, BBC NI / BBC4
Uncovering a century of extraordinary archive granted us a deep well of stories that brought the story of the Irish border to life, says James Rogan
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FeaturesTania Alexander: Not the Nine O’Clock News
The ‘cerebral titting around’ of BBC2’s satirical sketch show made the Gogglebox executive producer want to join its gang
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NewsBBC pulls podcasts from Google
Google’s podcasting approach goes against BBC distribution policy, according to corporation
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NewsRichard Gere BBC drama secures sales
BBC Studios seals international deals including HBO central and eastern Europe
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NewsLiam Keelan to depart BBC Studios
Scripted portfolio director was with the business for six years
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FeaturesLevi David Addai: The Girl From Tomorrow
A gripping Australian sci-fi show persuaded the Damilola, Our Loved Boy writer to put away his toys to dream of writing
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Behind The ScenesWho's Getting Rich From Moroccan Hash?, BBC Arabic
Foreign journalists are not welcome in the cannabis farming communities of Morocco. It took weeks just to find a fixer, writes Emir Nader
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NewsAttenborough leads BBC environmental strand
Broadcaster launches series of programmes under the banner Our Planet Matters
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NewsBBC4 goes black and white for Jazz625
Andi Oliver to host performances from Charlie Watts and Gregory Porter