All BBC articles – Page 6
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CommentJack Thorne: let's think twice about using ‘showrunner’
Writer urges industry to take Tim Davie’s concerns about the term ‘talent’ a step further
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FeaturesBBC prioritises story over fan passion for music docs
Head of popular music TV Jonathan Rothery seeks ideas that appeal to a wider audience beyond core fans
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NewsBBC chair to push for permanent charter
Samir Shah will use major speech to underline need for government independence
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NewsSamir Shah urges streamers to do more for UK industry
BBC chair flags that corporation spends 20 times more on domestic training than Netflix
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NewsCall the Midwife lands first two-part Christmas special
Neal Street to make hour-long episodes set in 1969
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NewsLudwig soars to 9.5m to secure second series
Comedy drama becomes BBC’s biggest scripted launch for two years
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NewsFormer World Service boss says govt full funding ‘very unlikely’
Jamie Angus speaks out after additional funding pledged in budget
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NewsBBC picks up cult series Escaping Utopia
Warner Bros docuseries explores New Zealand’s Gloriavale Christian Community
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VideoTrail: Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light, BBC1
Playground and Company Pictures co-production charts the final four years of Thomas Cromwell’s life
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NewsIn brief: Big Owl food series; Nicôle Lecky drama cast
Aussie chef Matt Moran to front food format set for SBS
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NewsStellify and Clapperboard prepping BBC NI drama
The Bay creator Daragh Carville to write script for true-crime thriller
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FeaturesAnalysis: Why Lisa Nandy’s RTS speech has sparked hopes for a political reset
Lisa Nandy’s call for news providers to be ‘truthful not neutral’ has raised hopes of more PSB support and government funding for the World Service
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VideoTrail: Masterchef: The Professionals 2024, BBC1
Series 17 of the cooking format, produced by Shine TV
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NewsHave I Got Sport For You scores BBC order
Spin-off of long-running panel show set to air later this year
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NewsBBCS wins battle for Blue Peter
BBC’s commercial arm to keep making children’s programme after landing £2m-per-year contract