BBC review &#39;doesn&#39;t go far enough&#39;
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Shadow culture secretary John Whittingdale today criticised BBC director general Mark Thompson for not going far enough in his radical review of the corporation, saying the corporation had no business publishing magazines.
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Battling fires and rescuing people, though fascinating to behold, doesn&#39;t necessarily make for compelling drama. The challenge is telling a story that&#39;s true to the episodic nature of firefighting, yet not
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Preventing a disputed ``60 Minutes&#39;&#39; story on President Bush&#39;s military record from sinking CBS News&#39;reputationmay come down to how willing the news division is to open itself up to scrutiny.
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The BBC has written to more than 25 potential bidders and organisations interested in its commercial assets, soliciting their views on the future of the business.
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By ROY HATTERSLEY  AT ITS peak, it was a wonder of the modern world. The British Broadcasting Corporation was the envy of every other nation for the technical excellence of its transmissions and the high quality of its broadcasts.
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Jeremy Paxman has attacked the BBC, claiming its future could be in jeopardy if it loses sight of the need for quality programming.
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BBC education correspondent Mike Baker adds a historical perspective to the latest curriculum proposals.
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The fact that few Britons could pass the test has again raised criticism that the bar is set too high.
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Media & professional: BBC may deal with funding shortfall by making fewer but 'bigger' shows, leading to more repeats.
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THE Government would prefer competition in the media industry, but last week&#39;s merger deal between Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) and MediaCorp underlined the reality of the limitations of the market here, especially for television.
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The BBC must be more ambitious and innovative, audiences say, as the corporation's annual report is published.
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The BBC uncovers a 'hornet's nest of deception' involving some of its biggest programmes.
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THE BBC today revealed plans for a GBP131million 'catch-up' service that could revolutionise the way viewers watch their programmes.  Under the BBC Trust proposals, viewers would be able to watch TV streamed live on the internet and catch up for seven days on cable or online.
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HAMISH ROBERTSON: As the world marks the 20th anniversary of the worst-ever industrial disaster in Bhopal, the BBC&#39;s coverage of the story has left the organisation red-faced and searching for answers.
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Review Does not attempt world domination, but
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The man in charge of standards in public life has criticised the inquiry in to the Home Secretary's conduct. Is the inquiry too limited?
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BBC director-general Mark Thompson sought to reassure staff today over the scale of future job losses. Thousands more jobs are expected to go in addition to the 2,900 announced yesterday.