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Difference between men and women’s salaries at consultancy firm is double the broadcaster’s
The broadcaster faces existential issues but the UK needs global brands more than ever
Director-general launches staunch defence of public service broadcaster’s role
A vision for Global Britain must include the corporation, its unique reach and role in UK creative industries
Tribunal ruling in equal pay dispute could leave broadcaster open to series of future claims
Until people in power really understand racism and discrimination, progress will be slow
Boris Johnson’s slur has been successfully co-opted for the feminist cause
Government deploys guerrilla tactics as it prepares for showdown
Review of the funding model should not become a tool of intimidation
In a polarised time, the broadcaster has won listeners by embracing confrontation
Prime minister questions whether UK broadcaster should be funded by the public purse
Johnson and team arrived 5 hours ahead of Corbyn showdown for prep
Andrew Neil issues primetime challenge to PM to face him for questioning
Lawyer for five women alleging abuse reveals subpoenas have been prepared, BBC reports
Conservative anger after Johnson replaced by ice sculpture on pre-election show
Disney launches streaming services, tech leaders are under fire over disinformation
The public service broadcaster’s model depends on young audiences
With the young turning off and anger over licence fee, the broadcaster is under pressure
New platform for classic British content launches after drawn-out talks
Broadcaster comes under fire from NUJ in landmark gender pay case
Ofcom says fewer than half of 16 to 24-year-olds tuned in to watch BBC programmes
Mark Denning resigns after ‘Panorama’ investigation into secret share purchases
New venture aims to build on success of LBC to further challenge BBC
MPs criticise ministers for ‘flawed process’ that forced broadcaster to carry subsidy
Ofcom finds TV presenter did not break UK broadcasting rules over Donald Trump comments
