All BBC articles – Page 219
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Spun Gold heads north for latest BBC1 hotel doc
Indie peeks inside Bill Shankly-themed lodgings for single doc
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Pressure mounts over pensioners' licence fees
Labour and SNP MPs place motion for government to lift BBC’s ‘burden’ of payment
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BBC to launch youth daily news podcast
Corporation puts out call for journalists and broadcasters
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BBC/UKTV Steve Backshall show sells to France
Innovative co-commission secures major international pre-buyer
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BBC factual slate: highlights
Ed Balls, Louis Theroux, Robert Rinder and Mobeen Azhar land docs
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Attenborough leads BBC factual slate
Environmental themes dominate as Alison Kirkham plots to ‘stimulate the national conversation’
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BBC News plans interactive Alexa bulletins
Audiences to be handed control over updates as corporation passes 265m streams served
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Ofcom sets 75% origination quota for BBC Scotland
Regulator’s figure exceeds corporation’s initial 50% target
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Shine returns to Kilimanjaro for Comic Relief
Dani Dyer, Alexander Armstrong and Ed Balls among celebrities making the climb ten years on
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Tony Hall: staff were ‘pushed into’ PSCs
Director-general admits to a lack of clarity between BBC and HMRC
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Drama drives iPlayer surge
Bodyguard and Killing Eve steer BBC service to record year amid scrutiny over box-set strategy
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Nadiya to explore anxiety for BBC1
Raw TV doc spearheads mental health season that also includes Fiona Campbell’s BBC3 debut order
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MotherFatherSon, BBC2
Richard Gere and Helen McCrory star in Tom Rob Smith’s eight-part drama, produced by BBC Studios Drama London
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BBC Scotland in-house row reaches boiling point
Pact takes up issue with BBC board following frustration from producers over contestability
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Netflix signs up Blue Planet II exec
James Honeyborne’s Freeborne Media to make ‘game-changing’ docs for streamer
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BBC rejects calls for Eurovision relocation
Corporation says it is ’not appropriate to use the BBC’s participation for political reasons’