‘Numbers man’ Faisal Islam leaves Sky News political editor job to take on role as BBC economics editor
Sky News political editor Faisal Islam has been appointed as the new economics editor for BBC News, replacing Kamal Ahmed…
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Young audiences trust BBC less than older generation but corporation still main source of news for all ages, new Pew research finds
Young people in the UK are less likely to trust the BBC compared to older audiences, according to a new…
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BBC launches Today spin-off podcast with ‘conversational and punchy’ tone to reach younger on-demand audience
BBC Radio 4’s Today programme is launching a spin-off podcast in a bid to reach a growing on-demand audience of…
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Ofcom to review depth of analysis and impartiality of BBC news and current affairs output
Ofcom is set to review the BBC’s news and current affairs output to ensure it remains a relevant and “trusted…
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BBC failures over equal pay led to ‘crisis of trust’ among staff, say MPs as they demand end to ‘opaque decision-making’
MPs have demanded an end to the BBC’s “culture of invidious, opaque decision-making” over pay which it said has led…
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‘There’s no shortcut to trustworthiness’ says BBC Newsnight journalist behind Commons bullying exposé that was ‘old-fashioned’ reporting
BBC Newsnight’s House of Commons bullying and harassment exposé was “old-fashioned” journalism that involved speaking to more than 50 sources…
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News UK chief attacks BBC for ‘chasing online traffic’ and ‘straying’ from editorial remit
News UK chief David Dinsmore launched an attack on the BBC for “directly challenging core tabloid journalism” as he opened…
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Channel 4 PR boss says fake news is ‘cancer to democracy’s blood supply’ and ‘most insidious’ problem on internet
A Channel 4 PR boss has told Peers that fake news is “the most insidious” problem on the internet –…
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