Radio 4 Today programme: Use of swearwords was editorially justified
According to the Sunday Express, Radio 4 is facing calls to curb swearing on the Today programme. In front page…
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BBC journalists to hold second one-day strike on Monday
The NUJ’s second BBC-wide journalists’ strike in protest at threatened compulsory redundancies is due to take place on Monday, 1…
ByCoJo head reveals how to become a journalist at the BBC
Budget cutbacks may mean that hundreds of journalism jobs are set to be cut at the BBC – but that…
ByVeteran broadcaster David Dunseith dies aged 76
Award-winning journalists David Dunseith, best known as the host of BBC Radio Ulster’s Talk Back programme, has died. Dunseith grew…
ByFormer journalist donates book royalties to armed forces
Welsh former journalist Ian Skidmore, 82, is donating all royalties from his republished series of books to the armed forces.…
ByBirthday honours for Jenni Murray and former Staffs editor
Two journalists were recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List this weekend. Woman’s Hour presenter Jenni Murray was made a…
ByComic Graham Linehan says Today is ‘poisoning discourse’ after car-crash Justin Webb interview
Tweet The Today programme has been accused of ‘poisoning discourse in this country” by comic writer Graham Linehan after something…
ByBBC research confirms that local press does vast majority of frontline reporting
A study carried out by Tim Bishop of the BBC for both the BBC and the Newspaper Society sheds new…
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