June 15, 2021 Martin Bashir was 'in tears' and 'contrite' over Diana interview failings, ex-BBC boss Lord Hall tells MPs
January 29, 2020 BBC should be better at 'exploring nuances' of political debate over chasing soundbites, says Tony Hall
January 20, 2020 Politics, equal pay and licence fee cuts: Tony Hall leaves BBC at testing time for broadcaster
November 4, 2019 Non-profit local news body could bring about 'sea change' in public interest journalism
March 21, 2019 BBC director Lord Hall says 'mainstream media' has become 'term of abuse' in wider assault on free expression
November 15, 2018 BBC's Tony Hall: 'We need to stand together' to defend journalism against 'utterly shameful' violence and online abuse
September 17, 2018 BBC News must 'help counter the global democratic deficit' as broadcaster fights back against 'big shift' in media industry, Tony Hall says
September 11, 2018 BBC 'overdid it' with coverage of raid on Sir Cliff's home, director-general admits
June 12, 2018 BBC director-general stresses importance of public service broadcasting to help people access 'news and analysis they can trust'
January 31, 2018 Tony Hall confirms consultation on news presenter salary cap but says BBC has not acted illegally on pay
November 24, 2015 Government announces £85m extra funding for BBC World Service, 'one of our best sources of global influence'
November 18, 2015 BBC News to investigate 'how we compare with the rest of the industry' as it seeks £5m in cuts
July 2, 2015 BBC targets more than 1,000 job cuts, saving £50m, after finding £150m funding shortfall
January 15, 2015 BBC director-general tells staff to spend 'every penny of the licence fee as if it were your own' ahead of charter review
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