Latest BBC News – Page 136
-
NewsWimbledon cancellation to send BBC scheduling into a spin
BBC1 and BBC2 faced with loss of hundreds of hours of coverage
-
NewsMajority of public against decriminalisation
80% of a public would not back move if it incurs costs for BBC
-
NewsSee Hear ‘tenacity’ praised amid lockdown
BBC2 deaf community magazine show was forced to rejig due to nationwide isolation
-
NewsKamal Ahmed: coronavirus has helped BBC regain trust
News division has risen to the challenge of covering pandemic, according to its editorial director
-
NewsBBC: decriminalisation will cost £1bn
Calls for second consultation with more detailed modelling
-
NewsBBC chief berates breakfast bulletin bashers
Scotland news chief Gary Smith cites unprecedented pressure on resources
-
-
NewsUnions press Treasury on freelancers left in limbo
Bectu and Creative Industries Fed seek answers from government over self-support scheme
-
NewsComedies dominate C4’s BritBox shows
Peep Show, Chewing Gum and Friday Night Dinner among broadcaster’s programmes on PSB SVoD
-
NewsNat Geo eyeing coronavirus docs for 2022
Disney-owned boadcaster taking pitches that take a long view of the pandemic
-
NewsRadio 4 scales back The Archers
Flagship soap cut to four episodes a week, with actors recording from home
-
NewsSusan Calman hosts topical show from her garden
Red Sky Productions to make BBC Scotland’s Socially Distant
-
NewsBBC delays Annual Plan
Details of corporation’s strategy to boost young viewers will not be published for at least a month
-
-
NewsScreenSkills launches raft of freelancer training
Wide range of commissioners, indie bosses and talent set to contribute to free programme
-
-
-
NewsBBC orders Hospital and Horizon coronavirus specials
Fast-turnarounds to shed light on NHS and scientists’ efforts to treat and contain the pandemic
-
NewsBBC unveils Culture in Quarantine shows
Simon Schama takes virtual museum tours as self-isolation arts slate takes shape
-
NewsSee-Saw hails broadcasters’ bold ambitions
Apple TV+ supplier lauds traditional broadcasters’ willingness to push the boundaries