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Requirement part of biggest overhaul of rules for online and traditional broadcasting in 20 years
U-turn on decision to axe Singers follows public outcry over classical music cuts
Managers can put organisations at risk when they fail to plan for the worst-case scenario
Senior management weakened by row over impartiality, insiders say
Bosses increasingly confident they can retain sports presenter but pressure mounts on corporation chair to quit
Social media is neither public nor private, creating problems for leaders of organisations
Corporation director-general apologises and says he is trying to get sports presenter back on air
Gestures of support for ‘Match of the Day’ host brings widespread disruption to network’s weekend sports coverage
Broadcaster faces mounting internal rebellion after it pulls ex-footballer from programme for remarks about government migration policy
Musicians lament broadcaster’s decision to scale back jobs for orchestral and choral performers
Ex-footballer says he ‘looks forward’ to presenting flagship BBC show on Saturday amid debate over impartiality rules
The Richard Sharp case shows the dangers of over-narrowing selection criteria for top jobs
The raids on the BBC are part of a troubling global picture for media rights
Probe came after broadcaster aired documentary about prime minister’s role in 2002 religious riots
The five-part series sends its headstrong protagonist into a moral maze
Report had raised questions about prime minister’s actions during religious riots in 2002
Jonathan Dimbleby among figures to say conflict-of-interest claims make ex-banker’s position untenable
Commons committee rebukes media chief over ‘errors of judgment’ in failing to declare Boris Johnson loan link
Dominic Cooper also stars in an overwritten BBC dramatisation of the 1983 Brink’s-Mat robbery
Cross-party MPs criticise Richard Sharp over his contact with a businessman who wanted to assist the former PM financially
Hiding economic trade-offs risks breaching corporation’s aims on broad impartiality, finds a new review
Norma Percy’s documentary takes a high-level look at European diplomacy with Russia’s president
The 1970s ‘Open Door’ project gave members of the public free rein. Now the results can be seen in a London exhibition
Richard Sharp’s links with former PM bring renewed scrutiny of broadcaster’s impartiality
Much rides on the PM’s response to allegations against the Tory party chair and the BBC chair
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