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Subscriptions, podcasting, platforms, the BBC and trust in the media are all under the microscope in this year's landmark global news study

BBC director general Tim Davie has called for a transparent hiring process for the next chair of the corporation.

The BBCs highest-paid star was at the centre of an impartiality row earlier this year after taking to Twitter to criticise the Governments small boats policy.

Senior figures hosted talks on changes which could be made to the recruitment process to make sure the BBC hires staff with a differing range of views.

Political correspondent Mark D'Arcy breaks down what we can expect from the week ahead in Parliament.

Dame Victoria Sharp, 67, a senior High Court judge, and Dame Sue Carr, 58, an Appeal Court judge, are the final two candidates to head the judiciary in England and Wales.

Nick Robinson interview: Today presenter talks to Press Gazette about the end of broadcast news impartiality and his former bouffant hair.

Lucy Frazer told MPs that although she is a supporter of the BBC, the corporation doesnt always get it right and on occasion has shown some sort of bias.

The UK Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer has told a group of MPs that the BBC is biased on ...

Lucy Frazer was also questioned by the Culture, Media and Sport Committee about the possibility of the Elgin Marbles being returned to Greece.