BBC in the Cold War Archives Released
The BBC has made available to the public archive material showing the inner workings of the corporation during the Cold War.
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Irish Broadcasting Legend Gay Byrne Dies, Aged 85
Irish broadcasting legend Gay Byrne, famous for his long-running "The Late Late Show", has died aged 85.
Comedian Tom Allen Joins Children in Need Presenting Line-up
Comedian, and host of BBC Two's "The Apprentice: You're Fired", Tom Allen has joined a star-studded cast for this year's BBC Children in Need telethon on BBC One.
BBC Announces Remembrance Week 2019 Coverage
Over the coming weeks, the BBC will mark Remembrance Week and Armistice Day with a range of special programmes across its television and radio networks.
BBC Opens Local News Reporting to BAME Publications
The BBC’s pioneering local news partnerships will now be open to news platforms aimed at ethnic minority audiences as well as news organisations that serve specific geographical areas.
BBC Extends Ryder Cup Coverage Deal with European Tour
The BBC has extended its broadcast deal with the European Tour ensuring coverage of the Ryder Cup remains free to air until 2022.
BBC Spearheads Fight Against Disinformation in the Media
The BBC is leading the way in a new industry collaboration to tackle dangerous misinformation, with partners joining in from around the world.
Eddie Doyle Named BBC Northern Ireland Head of Commissioning
Eddie Doyle has been named head of BBC NI Commissioning, providing audiences with television and digital content that reflects all aspects of life in Northern Ireland.
BBC Confirms UK Will Take Part in Eurovision 2020
The BBC has confirmed that the UK will participate in the 65th Eurovision Song Contest which will be held in Rotterdam, The Netherlands in May 2020.