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Why is the BBC in so much trouble with the British right today?

Islamophobic prayer ban upheld in west London school

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Seventy years since The Quatermass Experiment

Indian PM Modi has pushed Islamophobia

Nadine Dorries threatened an assault on its very existence

The shadow Justice minister Karl Turner is “delighted” that the last speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow has defected from the Tories to join Labour. This is a view strangely echoed by John McDonnell.

Bamous—a new BBC comedy show—is a cleverly constructed satire of attitudes towards black people within the BBC and wider society.

Boris Johnson has offered key positions in the media to his right-wing Tory allies. Paul Dacre, former editor of the viciously anti-trade union Daily Mail, is poised to take charge of Ofcom, the body that oversees the media and regulates the BBC. While Richard Sharp, a former Goldman Sachs executive who donated over £400,000 to...

Cambridge university recently announced that it will be providing free weekly Covid-19 tests to all students living in college accommodation.

Local newspaper journalists in Warwickshire, Worcestershire and the West Midlands launched a second round of strikes on Tuesday of this week.

The series ignores how bosses handed the Nazis power—and the force that could have stopped them, writes Tomáš Tengely-Evans

 

Hit series gets its dramatic power from looking at world events. It doesn’t sugar-coat politics and it takes its audience seriously, argues Hope Ryan

I’ve been sickened, but not surprised, by the recent exposure of film producer Harvey Weinstein’s horrific treatment of women in the film industry.

Members of the NUJ union working on the BBC World News channel struck for 24 hours on Thursday of last week.

Tony Garnett, producer of Cathy Come Home, talks to Sadie Robinson about battling BBC bosses, representing working class life and why we need socialist change

Journalists working at the BBC Parliament channel are striking today, Wednesday, to demand pay parity.

The Tories launched an attack on the BBC last week with a review into how the public broadcaster operates. 

While we do not know yet who will win the May election, it is already clear that among the biggest losers will surely be the BBC. Whatever government we have, it is certain that the BBC will be mangled and probably dismembered. When a disease-carrying rat like Jeremy Clarkson abandons the Good Ship BBC (and...

Nick Robinson, the BBC’s political editor, is upset. He doesn’t like the fact that people have rightly picked him up for being biased against the Scottish Yes campaign.

Professor Greg Philo from the Glasgow Media Group explains how and why the mainstream media favours Israel

Did the constant presence of Ukip in the media lead to the party’s success? It’s not so simple, argues Ian Taylor

BBC broadcaster Stuart Hall has admitted 14 charges of indecently assaulting girls—one aged nine.