All BBC articles – Page 7
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VideoTrail: White Man Walking, BBC4
Osun Group’s Storyville doc following one man’s walk from Washington across America in a Black Lives Matter t-shirt after the killing of George Floyd
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NewsGary Lineker expected to exit the BBC
Reports suggest Match of the Day host to announce departure today following controversy of sharing video with Antisemitic trope
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NewsOfcom proposes PSB quota reforms
Regulator launches consultation on updates to original productions, regional and indie quotas
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NewsRoman Kemp and Tom Grennan land visualised BBC podcast
Insanity Studios project is hosted by celebrity friends and has echoes of BBC Sounds’ hit Miss Me?
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VideoTrail: What It Feels Like For A Girl, BBC3
Coming-of-age drama, inspired by the acclaimed memoir of the same name by Paris Lees. Produced by Hera Pictures
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NewsIn brief: BBC orders Crookhaven; RTL Group Q1 results; Adam Curtis docuseries
BBCS Kids and Family to produce adaptation of J.J. Arcanjo’s book series
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NewsBBC appoints 250 ‘charter champions’
Voluntary role aims to ensure staff have say in future of the broadcaster
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NewsBBC Storyville commissions Black Lives Matter doc
Osun Group to examine deep divides in Trump’s America
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NewsGary Lineker apologises for social media post
Presenter says he would ‘never knowingly share anything antisemitic’
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NewsTim Davie: ‘Now is the time to confirm an IP switchover’
BBC director general unveils more details of PSB ‘streaming media device’ and plans to double down on Freely
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NewsGary Lineker in hot water over social media post with Antisemitic trope
BBC presenter denies knowledge of connotations of rat emoji use in now-deleted Instagram video on Zionism
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NewsBBC to propose ‘streaming media device’ as part of digital switchover
Tim Davie to announce plan reaching underserved audiences in major speech tomorrow
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NewsThe Celebrity Traitors lineup unveiled
Mix of comedians, singers, actors and sports stars to enter Scottish castle
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FeaturesYoung hearts: Is the BBC doing enough to reach youth audiences?
With charter renewal looming, Manori Ravindran asks how the BBC can secure an audience for the future
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NewsBBC most-recognised UK cultural export - report
Corporation has more global awareness than British sports, monarchy and Sky
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NewsIndustry figures urge BBC to release latest Gaza doc
Investigation into Gaza: How To Survive A War Zone has delayed broadcast of Gaza: Medics Under Fire and led to sector backlash
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NewsStoryville’s lead commissioner resigns from DFC board
Emma Hindley cites conflict of interests with public service role as she steps away
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NewsHoyo Films founder: ‘I’m confident we’ll be able to keep telling important stories’
Jamie Roberts optimistic following Ukraine: Enemy In The Woods Bafta win amid Gaza doc furore