Paul Davies of ITN on meeting Milosevic, helping to end Dubrovnik siege and future of war reporting
Journalism is said to be the first draft of history. But the account by ITN’s Paul Davies of the siege…
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Robert Peston interview: ‘I’m never relaxed. I’m terrified that if I don’t get the next story, I’ll be out of a job’
Two hours and 46 minutes after our Teams meeting was scheduled to begin, Robert Peston breaks his silence with a…
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BBC’s international services reach record global audience of 489m people every week
International BBC News services now reach 456m people every week, the corporation said on Wednesday. This is an increase of…
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Paul Dacre pulls out of Ofcom chair race and takes on ‘exciting new job in the private sector’
Paul Dacre has pulled out of the running to become Ofcom’s next chairman and revealed he is taking on an…
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Andrew Marr leaves BBC after 21 years to join LBC and Classic FM
Andrew Marr has said he is “keen to get my own voice back” as he revealed he is leaving the…
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21 BBC journalists have topped up £150k+ salaries with private gigs this year
BBC on-air journalists took on a combined 301 outside engagements in the first nine months of 2021, including 108 in…
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Adam Boulton to leave Sky News after 33 years
Veteran broadcaster Adam Boulton is leaving Sky News after 33 years. Boulton has been editor-at-large at the channel since 2014…
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No longer ‘politically controversial’ to report on climate change, BBC boss says
BBC director-general Tim Davie has said it is no longer “politically controversial” to report on climate change with a stance…
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