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Richard Sharp said the ‘low hanging fruit’ in terms of savings had already ‘gone’
Fran Unsworth’s departure comes at a sensitive time for relations with the government
Royal Albert Hall also celebrated its 150th anniversary with a series of new works
Prommers returned to the Royal Albert Hall after two years for James MacMillan and a ‘Golden Age of Broadway’ concert
Rolling coverage of party conferences will end in autumn along with special daily shows
Sir Robbie Gibb concerned that preferred candidate would damage relations with government
Tim Davie warns his generation walks a ‘tightrope’ as he welcomes impending launch of rival GB News
Move follows backlash against corporation over its interview with Diana, Princess of Wales in 1995
Departure comes as UK national broadcaster tries to retain confidence of viewers
The corporation should use next year’s charter review to redefine its place in British society
Reporter Martin Bashir’s web of deceit and the cover up that followed has given ammunition to broadcaster’s enemies
Scathing report on broadcaster’s cover-up of deceitful reporting prompts unprecedented criticism
More than 120 public figures call for government to be more open about plans for UK broadcaster
The series shows how we are all standing in the same line, accountable for every infraction or unexpected turn
In the free-for-all of new streaming platforms, and the battle to win viewers, prices have been affordably low — until now
John Sudworth relocates to Taiwan after angering Beijing with reports on Xinjiang
A slate of comedies challenging liberal Remainers is just the thing to fix the Beeb’s ‘lefty bias’
Executives hope to reconnect with regional audiences and shed reputation for metropolitan bias
Caroline Wilson summoned by foreign ministry over article defending international media coverage
James Nesbitt plays a detective grappling with personal grief as he hunts for an assassin
Block on British broadcaster comes a week after UK withdrew licence for Chinese state network
Media watchdog finds Chinese Communist party has editorial control over CGTN network
National Audit Office report shows how income is under pressure, costs are rising and competition growing
Adaptations of novels have provided distraction from the pandemic — and there are plenty more to come
Ex-Goldman banker Richard Sharp tells MPs the UK broadcaster will not be cowed by likes of Amazon and Apple
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