BBC Confirms TV Licence Fee Rise to £157.50
The cost of an annual colour television licence in the UK will rise to £157.50 from the 1st of April, the BBC has announced.
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Rebecca Front & Phil Wang Receive BBC Audio Drama Awards
Rebecca Front, Stephen Dillane, Phil Wang, Alexei Sayle are amongst the names to receive trophies from the BBC Audio Drama Awards.
Sky News was the Standout Winner on Brexit Night
Several television broadcasters in the UK and around the world marked "Brexit", the moment the UK left the European Union. Here's my view on how they covered the historic date and time.
BBC Sounds Delivered 250m Plays in Q4 2019
BBC Sounds, the BBC's digital audio player, delivered a record number of listeners and programme plays during the final quarter of 2019.
BBC News Axes 450 Jobs
BBC News has confirmed that as part of a radical modernisation plan, and in an effort to save the corporation £80m, it will make 450 of its staff redundant.
BBC iPlayer Sets New Records
The BBC's iPlayer streaming service has broken 4 billion requests to stream programmes for the first time ever, ending the year with an all-time record high of 4.4 billion requests.
Remembering Nicholas Parsons – 1923-2020
This morning the world learned that legendary actor and broadcaster Nicholas Parsons has passed away after a short illness, aged 96.
BBC Director General Tony Hall to Stand Down
BBC Director-General Tony Hall, Lord Hall of Birkenhead CBE, has confirmed that he will stand down from the role this summer.
BBC Children in Need Raises Over £47 Million
The Great British public have once again gone above and beyond to raise a phenomenal £47,886,382 for BBC Children in Need’s 2019 Appeal.