King Gary returning to screens as part of BBC’s Christmas slate
Tom Davis’ primetime sitcom King Gary is returning to BBC One for a Christmas special.
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Nick Robinson: I miss working with John Humphrys
Nick Robinson has said he misses working with John Humphrys on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme.
TV watchdog will follow Diana Panorama interview investigation ‘closely’
TV watchdog Ofcom will not launch its own investigation into the BBC Panorama controversy, but says it will follow the independent inquiry “closely”.
William says probe into Diana’s Panorama interview ‘should help establish truth’
The Duke of Cambridge has tentatively welcomed an investigation into the BBC’s Panorama interview with his mother, saying it “should help establish the truth behind the actions” that led to the programme.
Key figures and topics behind the Diana Panorama interview controversy
The interview with Diana, Princess of Wales on Panorama is once again making headlines, 25 years after it first sent shockwaves through the monarchy.
BBC appoints Lord Dyson to head up Diana Panorama interview investigation
The BBC has appointed Lord Dyson, former Master of the Rolls and head of civil justice, to lead an independent investigation into Martin Bashir’s Panorama interview with Diana, Princess of Wales.
BBC announces plans to expand local radio offering
The BBC has announced plans to increase its radio output in the north of England and the Midlands over the winter months.
Radio 1 to team up with British Forces Broadcasting Service
BBC Radio 1 has announced an unlikely partnership – a takeover of the airwaves by the armed forces.
I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue named greatest radio comedy of all time
BBC Radio 4’s I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue has been named the greatest radio comedy ever by the Radio Times.
BBC apologises for ‘major technical issues’ during Monday’s programming
The BBC has apologised to viewers after “major technical issues” disrupted Monday’s programming.
BBC One ‘goes down’ as channel experiences technical difficulties
BBC One has suffered technical issues during an episode of Panorama.
Firms failed by Scottish Government on contact tracing, says business leader
A business leader has said the Scottish Government has failed companies by not coming up with an adequate contact tracing system.
BritBox original drama The Beast Must Die finishes shooting
The first original drama produced for streaming platform BritBox has finished shooting.
BBC finds crucial handwritten note from Diana ahead of Panorama probe
A handwritten note from Diana, Princess of Wales that appears to absolve journalist Martin Bashir of using false documents to influence her Panorama appearance has been discovered by the BBC.
Anton Du Beke: I’m ‘honoured’ to stand in as Strictly judge
Anton Du Beke has said he is “honoured” to have been asked to temporarily fill in as a judge on Strictly Come Dancing.
Premier League scraps unpopular pay-per-view experiment
The Premier League has scrapped its controversial pay-per-view experiment and made all matches from November 21 and throughout the festive period available live via one of their regular UK broadcast partners.
Victoria Derbyshire not worried about I’m A Celeb harming her journalism career
Victoria Derbyshire said she is not worried about her stint on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! harming her credibility as a journalist.
Strictly stars ‘gutted’ as Nicola Adams and Katya Jones leave show
The stars of Strictly Come Dancing have shared their shock and sadness at the sudden departure of Katya Jones and Nicola Adams from the competition.
Watchdog report on BBC pay criticised as ‘whitewash’
An investigation which found no unlawful acts of pay discrimination at the BBC despite high-profile payouts to female staff has been labelled a “whitewash”.
Investigation into pay at BBC was not robust, says gender equality charity
The investigation into pay discrimination at the BBC was not “robust research”, according to the chief executive of the Fawcett Society.
Carrie Gracie criticises report on BBC equal pay
Journalist Carrie Gracie has criticised a watchdog investigation which found no unlawful acts of pay discrimination by the BBC – calling it a “whitewash”.
The BBC pay cases that hit the headlines
The Equality and Human Rights Commission report comes after a torrid few years for the broadcaster over the issue of pay.
What does the law on equal pay say?
A human rights watchdog has announced the results of an investigation into BBC pay practices over alleged discrimination against women.
Equality watchdog finds no unlawful pay discrimination by the BBC
An investigation by the equality watchdog has found no unlawful acts of pay discrimination by the BBC.
Seven Worlds, One Planet live concert announces rescheduled date
Sir David Attenborough’s Seven Worlds, One Planet will finally make its stage debut in December next year.
Normal People and Sex Education among programmes nominated for Rose d’Or Awards
Normal People, Sex Education and Race Across The World are among the British programmes nominated for the Rose d’Or Awards.
Filming under way for new ‘action-packed’ Doctor Who series
Filming is under way for the new series of Doctor Who.
Children in Need youngsters sing Dear Evan Hansen song with BBC orchestra
Dozens of children from projects funded by Children in Need joined the BBC Philharmonic in a rendition of You Will Be Found ahead of this year’s event.
BBC must ‘fundamentally change’ its recruitment process, says director-general
The BBC needs to “fundamentally change” how it recruits employees, according to the broadcaster’s director-general.
Margaret Atwood: I can’t read my own handwriting
She is a Booker Prize-winning author – but Margaret Atwood has revealed she cannot decipher her own handwriting.