BBC to Mark Remembrance Week 2018
Following an ambitious four years of coverage to mark the centenary of the First World War, this November the BBC will mark Remembrance Week 2018, and the end of the war across TV, radio and online.
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Computer Literacy Project Archive Launched by BBC
People interested in the history of computing and information technology over the decades can delve into a host of programmes, with the launch of the BBC's Computer Literacy Project Archive.
BBC Appoints Helen Thomas Director of England
Helen Thomas has been appointed Director of BBC England - a new role created as part of the BBC’s push to better serve all of the UK’s Nations and Regions.
BBC Launches ‘Plastics Watch’
The BBC has announced the launch of Plastics Watch, looking at the changes happening across the UK and the wider world in tackling plastic pollution.
BBC Reaches 376 Million People Globally
The BBC is reaching a record weekly audience of 376m people around the world according to figures released this week.
BBC Publishes Report on Careers of Ethnic Minorities
The BBC has published a landmark report on career progression and culture for staff from a black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) background at the corporation.
Unions Approve BBC Employment Terms Changes
The BBC has welcomed the news that BECTU and the NUJ trade union members have voted in favour of the proposed changes to employment Terms and Conditions.
BBC Publishes New Distribution Policy
The BBC has published its new distribution policy following the conclusion of a four month consultation process on a draft policy.
BBC Orders New Raft of Documentaries
Documentaries offering access to subjects at the forefront of national conversation and new Storyville commissions amongst those announced by BBC.