All BBC licence fee articles – Page 16
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NewsBBC to cut 450 news jobs
Newsnight and Radio 5 Live hit as corporation reaches £80m savings target
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NewsGary Lineker: decriminalise and increase the licence fee
Let wealthier viewers subsidise poorer ones, suggests BBC’s best-paid presenter
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CommentEra of change beckons for BBC
Next DG must stick to guns on funding but embrace transformation
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NewsDG remit poses challenges
Senior industry figures call for open-minded leadership as demands on the BBC escalate
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NewsPolitical battles and digital dilemmas: the story of Tony Hall’s tenure
The fight for the licence fee and seismic changes to BBC3 and BBC Studios characterise the last seven years
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NewsMark Thompson: licence fee remains best weapon against market failure
Former DG also weighs in on ‘existentially important’ duty to reach younger audiences
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NewsTony Hall to step down
BBC director general will exit this summer to take top job at National Gallery
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NewsNHU to make 150 hires in BBC N&R push
Tony Hall announces new jobs for Bristol, while Newcastle gets a tech hub
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NewsHall wants two-thirds of BBC staff out-of-London by 2027
Around 3,000 jobs could relocate under director general’s plan
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CommentWhy the BBC was wrong about Samira Ahmed’s case
The Newswatch presenter’s pay tribunal exposes bigger diversity problems at the BBC than a single gender pay dispute, says Marcus Ryder
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NewsBBC faces bumpy ride in 2020
Corporation braces itself for a tough year as the government sets its sights on the licence fee
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NewsAttracting youngsters tops BBC priorities
Tony Hall will set out plans next week to “refocus content spend” on the 16-34 demographic
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NewsSNP Commons chief: BBC has lost trust in Scotland
Ian Blackford accuses corporation of political bias and calls on it to ’up its game’ in the nation
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NewsNicky Morgan becomes culture secretary – again
Former DCMS chief returns to department having been handed a life peerage
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NewsElection coverage sparks 700 complaints
Ofcom opts not to probe PSBs’ coverage despite barrage of criticism from viewers
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NewsBBC under fire in Boris Johnson’s first week
Triple-threat includes licence fee decriminalisation, Today programme snub and potential return for Whttingdale
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