Steph McGovern says a teary goodbye to BBC Breakfast
Steph McGovern became emotional as she watched a reel of her highlights from her time on BBC Breakfast.
BBC
Next BBC chief must revamp funding model to survive – George Osborne
The next director general of the BBC will have to come up with a new way of funding its work if the organisation is to survive the next 20 years, George Osborne has predicted.
NHS faces £4.3bn legal bill to settle clinical negligence claims
The NHS in England faces £4.3 billion in legal fees to settle outstanding claims of clinical negligence.
Libby Purves: Cost of gender pay disputes at BBC will choke creativity
Broadcaster Libby Purves has said the cost of gender pay disputes at the BBC “chokes creativity” and will harm the quality of the broadcaster’s output.
It’s been a quiet day: Lord Hall jokes as he unveils new series of Top Gear
Lord Hall joked that it had been a “really quiet day” as he unveiled the new series of Top Gear, hours after announcing he is standing down as the BBC’s director-general.
Lord Tony Hall gets National Gallery job as he quits as BBC Director-General
Outgoing BBC Director-General Lord Tony Hall will move into a top role at the National Gallery after leaving the broadcaster.
What challenges will the new Director-General face at the BBC?
BBC chairman Sir David Clementi has described the role of Director-General at the corporation as “a demanding job”.
Ex-Labour Cabinet minister leads race to replace Lord Hall at helm of BBC
Former Labour politician James Purnell has been named as the front-runner to succeed Lord Tony Hall as Director-General of the BBC.
Lord Hall: From BBC trainee to Director-General
Lord Tony Hall has overseen a period of dramatic change as the 16th Director-General of the BBC.
Lord Hall quits as BBC Director-General: His letter in full
Lord Hall told BBC staff in a letter on Monday that he is standing down as Director-General.
Lord Tony Hall to step down as BBC Director-General
Lord Tony Hall will step down as Director-General of the BBC this summer, it has been announced.
EastEnders bosses hail record year on BBC iPlayer
They will be celebrating in the Queen Vic after EastEnders bosses said they enjoyed a “record year” on BBC iPlayer.
Laurence Fox dismisses criticism after Meghan ‘racism’ debate on Question Time
Actor Laurence Fox has described criticism of his appearance on Question Time as “water off a duck’s back” after he argued with an audience member over the Duchess of Sussex.
Rio Ferdinand and Kate Wright lift lid on becoming a step-family in documentary
Rio Ferdinand and Kate Wright have allowed cameras into their lives to reveal the dilemmas around becoming a step-family for a new documentary.
Zoe Ball says BBC’s 500 Words heading to palace
Broadcaster Zoe Ball has launched the BBC’s short-story writing competition for children, announcing the final this year will take place at Buckingham Palace.
Climate change moment of crisis has come, warns Attenborough
Sir David Attenborough has warned that “the moment of crisis has come” and “life-or-death decisions” must be made to tackle climate change.
BBC promises its ‘most ambitious year’ of climate change coverage
The BBC is planning to introduce a host of new programmes exploring the impact of climate change.
BBC presenter diagnosed with incurable bowel cancer is free of the disease
A BBC presenter diagnosed with incurable bowel cancer three years ago has said she is free of the disease.
First look at Jenna Coleman and Ellie Bamber in new BBC crime drama The Serpent
Jenna Coleman looks unrecognisable in first-look pictures from new crime drama The Serpent.
Basing two-thirds of staff outside London offers enormous opportunity – BBC boss
The BBC’s director-general has warned that plans to base two-thirds of the broadcaster’s staff outside London will be “hugely disruptive” but could offer “enormous creative opportunities”.