Latest BBC News – Page 13
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NewsUniversal International Studios boards The Dream Lands
Forthcoming BBC1 drama is adapated from Rosa Rankin-Gee’s novel
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NewsSara Davies: truly local production means the world to me
Dragons’ Den star discusses her upcoming BBC1 daytime show The Big Idea Works
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NewsSelect committees demand funding certainty for World Service
Westminster groupings make unprecedented decision to work together
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NewsRussell Brand review finds historical ‘management failings’ at BBC
15 page report on conduct of former presenter prompts apology to staff
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NewsBBC acquires Moonflower Murders follow-up
Lesley Manville and Tim McMullan to reprise lead roles in Marble Hall Murders
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NewsGovt could make streamer-only households pay licence fee
Report suggests option is on the table for future funding of BBC
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NewsWynne Evans set to miss Strictly tour
Reports that singer axed from live tour following controversial remark
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NewsBBC News digital director to move on
Naja Nielsen is leaving the corporation after five years in post
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NewsLion Scotland lands £3m Balamory tender
Glasgow-based label to produce CBeebies reboot of ‘beloved’ show
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NewsOfcom proposes PSB indie commissioning code changes
Update would allow ‘greater flexibility’ for quotas to be met through streaming services
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NewsBBC productions ‘stuck in funding limbo’
Corporation uses CMS committee submission to urge government action
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NewsGavin & Stacey and Wallace and Gromit pass 20m
28-day ratings figures break records for scripted and animation shows
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NewsAmelia Brown: industry has ‘lost a little guts’ on risk-taking
Fremantle boss points to producers pitching ‘derivative’ versions of existing hit formats
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NewsTim Davie wades into row over Scottish production quotas
BBC director general admits that sometimes ‘the numbers are not perfect’
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NewsIn brief: HBO renews White Lotus; Cantilever rejigs team; Netflix expands Love Is Blind
Fourth series of Mike White’s hit dramedy ordered ahead of S3 launch
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NewsUK’s Glimmer Films among Storyville international slate
Single about body image activist leads seven-strong order for BBC brand
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NewsBBC’s Sreya Biswas jumps to the NHU
Head of natural history commissioning given new position of director of programmes at renowned unit
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NewsTony Hall refloats licence fee body idea
Former director general suggests return to decade-old plan to ‘depoliticise’ funding negotiations
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NewsThe Traitors third series launch beats show record
Most-viewed episode exceeds 10m, as US series figures are unveiled