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Radio’s heyday in UK life ran from King George V’s Christmas message in 1932 to the 1953 coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
Watchdog finds ‘no unlawful acts’ at broadcaster despite underpayment of female journalists
BBC, NatWest and government of Flanders also test new Solid servers from Inrupt
His soothing voice while presenting the BBC show ‘Grandstand’ filled many a rainy Saturday afternoon
Director Rose Garnett on the importance of backing new talent and why she’s confident cinemas will bounce back
Retailer ends contract with garment producer linked to network with connections to money laundering
Former Daily Telegraph editor Charles Moore is a vocal critic of the national broadcaster
UK audiences may lack appetite for US Fox-style news
The irreverent 1980s show is back. Henry Mance on a remake for an age in which the boundaries between satire and politics have blurred
Senior Tory MP warns picking chair for broadcaster who evaded licence fee is ‘beyond the pale’
Charles Moore tipped to be corporation’s chair and Paul Dacre to head regulator Ofcom
Veteran broadcaster will launch GB News next year with backing of Discovery
Boris Johnson’s former boss Charles Moore has waged a long campaign against broadcaster and its licence fee model
Director-general warns of ‘challenges ahead’ for UK public broadcaster after it records £119m deficit
All 28 football fixtures in September to be shown despite fears of devaluing broadcast contracts
Government clashes with the press as it tries to exert greater control over how it projects its message
Headspace co-founder Andy Puddicombe guides the viewer through peaceful images of nature
Director-general with a reputation for backbone wades into flap over patriotic songs
Bias, bluster and uncomfortable truths — the departing Today editor on three turbulent years
Tim Davie wants broadcaster to boost its commercial operations and reiterates commitment to impartiality
Outgoing director-general pitches for extra funds to bring World Service to audience of 1bn people
The documentary recounts the poet’s difficult upbringing and his discovery of poetry
In a new documentary the rapper makes the case for a London underground movement
This year’s season has been unveiled — and it will see live music at the Royal Albert Hall
Downing Street attacks measure, but state broadcaster says move was forced by earlier Tory government decision
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