BBC TV licence fee set to increase to £150.50 British people will soon pay more for their TV licence after the government announced an increase of £3.50. Business • 22 Feb 18
BBC TV licence fee set to increase to £150.50 British people will soon pay more for their TV licence after the government announced an increase of £3.50. Business • 22 Feb 18
Review finds 'no gender bias' in BBC pay The BBC has proposed a £320,000 cap on its news presenters' salaries after an outcry over gender pay inequality, while a review commissioned by the broadcaster has found no evidence of gender bias in pay decision-making. BBC • 30 Jan 18
Review finds 'no gender bias' in BBC pay The BBC has proposed a £320,000 cap on its news presenters' salaries after an outcry over gender pay inequality, while a review commissioned by the broadcaster has found no evidence of gender bias in pay decision-making. BBC • 30 Jan 18
Leading male BBC presenters agree to pay cuts Six male presenters at the BBC have accepted pay cuts following revelations over equal pay, the broadcaster has reported. UK • 26 Jan 18
Leading male BBC presenters agree to pay cuts Six male presenters at the BBC have accepted pay cuts following revelations over equal pay, the broadcaster has reported. UK • 26 Jan 18
BBC China Editor quits in equal pay protest BBC journalist Carrie Gracie has announced she had quit her post as China Editor in protest at an "indefensible pay gap" at the British broadcaster, winning support from dozens of colleagues. UK • 08 Jan 18
BBC China Editor quits in equal pay protest BBC journalist Carrie Gracie has announced she had quit her post as China Editor in protest at an "indefensible pay gap" at the British broadcaster, winning support from dozens of colleagues. UK • 08 Jan 18
BBC sorry for 'scum' error in football match subtitles The BBC said an "unfortunate error" was to blame for Newcastle United being called "black and white scum" in subtitles broadcast on Match of the Day 2. World • 02 Oct 17
BBC sorry for 'scum' error in football match subtitles The BBC said an "unfortunate error" was to blame for Newcastle United being called "black and white scum" in subtitles broadcast on Match of the Day 2. World • 02 Oct 17
Number of BBC bosses on salaries over £150,000 rises The number of senior managers at the BBC earning over £150,000 a year has risen despite a promise by the publicly-funded broadcaster to cut the figure by a fifth, the UK's spending watchdog said today. Business • 26 Apr 17
Number of BBC bosses on salaries over £150,000 rises The number of senior managers at the BBC earning over £150,000 a year has risen despite a promise by the publicly-funded broadcaster to cut the figure by a fifth, the UK's spending watchdog said today. Business • 26 Apr 17
Director: British govt is trying to eviscerate BBC Wolf Hall director Peter Kosminsky said the British government is trying to "eviscerate" the BBC and warned that this would mean there would be no more productions like the popular Tudor drama. News • 09 May 16
Director: British govt is trying to eviscerate BBC Wolf Hall director Peter Kosminsky said the British government is trying to "eviscerate" the BBC and warned that this would mean there would be no more productions like the popular Tudor drama. News • 09 May 16
Culture of 'reverence' towards Savile - report An inquiry into child sexual abuse by Jimmy Savile at the BBC found there was a culture of "reverence" towards celebrities at the British broadcaster which helped protect him. News • 26 Feb 16
Culture of 'reverence' towards Savile - report An inquiry into child sexual abuse by Jimmy Savile at the BBC found there was a culture of "reverence" towards celebrities at the British broadcaster which helped protect him. News • 26 Feb 16
BBC websites brought down by cyber attack A technical issue that knocked all the BBC's websites offline was the result of a cyber attack, the corporation has reported. Business • 31 Dec 15
BBC websites brought down by cyber attack A technical issue that knocked all the BBC's websites offline was the result of a cyber attack, the corporation has reported. Business • 31 Dec 15
BBC to cut 1,000 jobs over licence fee shortfall The BBC is to cut more than 1,000 jobs, including many managerial roles, because of a £150 million shortfall in its licence fee income. News • 02 Jul 15
BBC to cut 1,000 jobs over licence fee shortfall The BBC is to cut more than 1,000 jobs, including many managerial roles, because of a £150 million shortfall in its licence fee income. News • 02 Jul 15
BBC journalist 'interrogated' in Qatar A BBC journalist, who was arrested along with his crew in Qatar, has said they were interrogated by intelligence officers as if they were spies. News • 19 May 15
BBC journalist 'interrogated' in Qatar A BBC journalist, who was arrested along with his crew in Qatar, has said they were interrogated by intelligence officers as if they were spies. News • 19 May 15
Death threats against BBC chief over Clarkson British police are investigating death threats against BBC Director General Tony Hall, following his decision to drop Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson. News • 30 Mar 15
Death threats against BBC chief over Clarkson British police are investigating death threats against BBC Director General Tony Hall, following his decision to drop Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson. News • 30 Mar 15
BBC suspended Clarkson over 'punch' Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson has been suspended after he allegedly punched a producer. News • 11 Mar 15
BBC suspended Clarkson over 'punch' Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson has been suspended after he allegedly punched a producer. News • 11 Mar 15
Top Gear host Clarkson suspended after 'fracas' The BBC has suspended Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson "following a fracas" with a producer. News • 10 Mar 15
Top Gear host Clarkson suspended after 'fracas' The BBC has suspended Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson "following a fracas" with a producer. News • 10 Mar 15
China blocks BBC website amid Hong Kong protests The BBC's website was blocked in China hours after a video of Hong Kong police beating and kicking a pro-democracy protester began circulating online. News • 15 Oct 14
China blocks BBC website amid Hong Kong protests The BBC's website was blocked in China hours after a video of Hong Kong police beating and kicking a pro-democracy protester began circulating online. News • 15 Oct 14
BBC team attacked while reporting from Russia A BBC news team, including Moscow correspondent Steve Rosenberg, has been attacked and their recordings wiped as they filmed in southern Russia. News • 18 Sep 14
BBC team attacked while reporting from Russia A BBC news team, including Moscow correspondent Steve Rosenberg, has been attacked and their recordings wiped as they filmed in southern Russia. News • 18 Sep 14
BBC to cut over 400 jobs but plans 190 new posts The BBC is to cut over 400 posts under plans to make millions of pounds of savings over the next two years. News • 17 Jul 14
BBC to cut over 400 jobs but plans 190 new posts The BBC is to cut over 400 posts under plans to make millions of pounds of savings over the next two years. News • 17 Jul 14
Ian Paisley claims he was edged out as leader Reverend Ian Paisley and his wife Eileen claim in a BBC television documentary aired tonight that he was edged out as leader of the DUP and head of the Free Presbyterian Church. News • 20 Jan 14
Ian Paisley claims he was edged out as leader Reverend Ian Paisley and his wife Eileen claim in a BBC television documentary aired tonight that he was edged out as leader of the DUP and head of the Free Presbyterian Church. News • 20 Jan 14
BBC 'didn't lose plot' over pay-off Former BBC director-general Mark Thompson told MPs the broadcaster had not "lost the plot" when it agreed a pay-off of almost £1m to his former deputy. News • 09 Sep 13
BBC 'didn't lose plot' over pay-off Former BBC director-general Mark Thompson told MPs the broadcaster had not "lost the plot" when it agreed a pay-off of almost £1m to his former deputy. News • 09 Sep 13
BBC calls time on 'inaccurate' clock The BBC has decided to remove a clock from its homepage after it emerged it did not necessarily tell the right time and failed to live up to the corporation's requirement for "accuracy". News • 04 Jun 13
BBC calls time on 'inaccurate' clock The BBC has decided to remove a clock from its homepage after it emerged it did not necessarily tell the right time and failed to live up to the corporation's requirement for "accuracy". News • 04 Jun 13
BBC apologises over Question Time seating plan The BBC has apologised for a Question Time production note that saw a Stormont minister labelled as being a member of "Sinn Féin/IRA". News • 24 May 13
BBC apologises over Question Time seating plan The BBC has apologised for a Question Time production note that saw a Stormont minister labelled as being a member of "Sinn Féin/IRA". News • 24 May 13
BBC announces probe after Hall abuse scandal The BBC has announced a "freestanding investigation" into how disgraced TV star Stuart Hall was able to abuse his victims while working for the corporation. News • 07 May 13
BBC announces probe after Hall abuse scandal The BBC has announced a "freestanding investigation" into how disgraced TV star Stuart Hall was able to abuse his victims while working for the corporation. News • 07 May 13
BBC journalists' strike disrupts programming A strike by BBC journalists over layoffs has disrupted programmes, including the flagship Today on Radio 4. News • 18 Feb 13
BBC journalists' strike disrupts programming A strike by BBC journalists over layoffs has disrupted programmes, including the flagship Today on Radio 4. News • 18 Feb 13
British journalist Robert Kee dies aged 93 British historian and journalist Robert Kee has died at the age of 93. News • 11 Jan 13
British journalist Robert Kee dies aged 93 British historian and journalist Robert Kee has died at the age of 93. News • 11 Jan 13
BBC decision to drop Savile report 'flawed' BBC's decision to drop a Newsnight report into Jimmy Savile's decades-long campaign of sexual abuse was "flawed", according to a review carried out by former Sky News executive Nick Pollard. News • 19 Dec 12
BBC decision to drop Savile report 'flawed' BBC's decision to drop a Newsnight report into Jimmy Savile's decades-long campaign of sexual abuse was "flawed", according to a review carried out by former Sky News executive Nick Pollard. News • 19 Dec 12
