Government court bid to gag BBC over ‘spy’ story to be heard in public unless ‘strictly necessary’
A High Court bid by the Government to prevent the BBC from broadcasting a story which would reportedly identify a…
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BBC apologises as Ofcom launches probe into antisemitic bus attack report
Media watchdog Ofcom has launched an investigation after the BBC upheld complaints made about the accuracy and impartiality of its…
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BBC director-general warns licence fee freeze means World Service and local democracy reporter investment not guaranteed
The BBC’s director-general has warned he was not able to ringfence the budgets for the World Service or local democracy…
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Local ‘news desert’ increasing risk of US Capitol attack in Britain, says award-winning journalist
The award-winning journalist who captured the attack on the US Capitol last January has warned an erosion in local journalism…
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A look at alternative ways to fund the BBC
As Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries signalled that the next BBC licence fee announcement will be its last, Press Gazette looks…
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BBC local news expansion plan is ‘direct threat’ say commercial news publishers
The News Media Association has written to the BBC Board demanding it withdraw plans to extend the corporation’s digital local…
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Warning of ‘end of the BBC as we know it’ after Culture Secretary freezes licence fee
The BBC licence fee will be frozen for the next two years, the culture secretary has said. The annual payment,…
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ITN legal chief says broadcasters ‘ready to go’ with Crown Court filming which will be ‘good thing for justice’
Broadcasters are “ready to go” with filming Crown Court hearings but the introduction of wholly televised trials is “some way…
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