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Crisis at the BBC - Painful self-analysis.
How do you report the story when you are the story? BBC head of television news Roger Mosey looks at the BBC's Hutton coverage.
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Crisis at the BBC - Dyke's lasting legacy.
Greg Dyke rescued the corporation from Birtism and gave the BBC's staff back their creative confidence.
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Crisis at the BBC - Offering odds on new DG.
The competition has already begun to replace Dyke and Davies, Paul Revoir looks at odds for the top candidates.
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Crisis at the BBC - What Greg Dyke meant to us.
Greg's departure is a tragic loss for all of us who care about public service broadcasting.
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Crisis at the BBC - Staff plan more action.
BBC staff were preparing to show their support for deposed director general Greg Dyke again on
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BBC in crisis - Eight days that shook the BBC.
WEDNESDAY 28 JANUARYThe Sun leaks Hutton report. Lord Hutton slams BBC and clears government. Blair demands
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BBC in crisis - Ryder delays Dyke Charter document.
Acting BBC chairman Richard Ryder's decision not to publish the BBC's 2006 Charter renewal proposals represents
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BBC in crisis - Elstein panel loses another member.
Another TV industry executive has quit the group chaired by David Elstein which is charged with advising the Tory party on BBC Charter review, writes Colin Robertson.
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Crisis at the BBC - Industry reaction - The BBC after Hutton.
dia have taken the clearing of Tony Blair with such bad grace.Who in his or her
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Byford to lead review into Kelly decisions.
Acting BBC director general Mark Byford is to personally lead a review into the conduct of BBC staff involved in the Dr David Kelly affair following the stinging criticisms in the Hutton report, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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BBC in crisis - Comment - Stand up for the BBC.
Whatever reservations we might have about the BBC, we must rally to defend its core principles, says Conor Dignam, Editor.
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BBC in crisis - In the shadow of Dyke: Byford steps forward.
Mark Byford may have moved into Greg Dyke's old job, but he hasn't moved into his
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Dyke: 'I'd go back if asked'.
Dyke to write book - BBC staff plan protest - Byford begins post-Hutton review.
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NewsDCMS kicks off BBC chairman hunt
The search for a new BBC chairman officially commenced yesterday when adverts were placed for the£81,320 post in Sunday newspapers.
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NewsFloella charts Caribbean immigrants
Former Playschool presenter Floella Benjamin has made a short series for Channel 4 looking at the stories of first generation Caribbean immigrants to Britain.
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NewsC4 poaches BBC rights exec
Channel 4 has poached the BBC's director of rights and business affairs Sarah Geater to head up its 60-strong commercial affairs team.
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NewsTop-Up TV launches next month
Top-Up TV, a new pay-TV service offering channels including E4 to around a million Freeview viewers, will launch next month.
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Angels in America (C4) - Thomas Sutcliffe, Independent
'This was as good as television gets, with wonderful performances, flourishes that left you gaping, and a fearlessl...
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Angels in America (C4) - Paul Hoggart, The Times
'For sheer scale, power and artistic and intellectual ambition Angels in America is, literally, unprecedented. No w...