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After some high profile resignations in British politics, Joseph Duffy is hopeful for accountabilitys future

Eurovision Song Contest 2023, hosted by Liverpool on behalf of Ukraine, was a dazzling celebration that showed the U.K. at its best.

Rob Burley, a former head of the corporation’s live political coverage, lambasts Davie for waving through cuts and shedding experienced interviewers

It's been reported Mr Johnson even negotiated £200,000 off the asking price, buying the nine-bedroom home for a cool £3.8 million.

May 12, 2023 - Friends of former BBC chairman Richard Sharp have claimed he was told by a senior Downing Street official he had “done nothing wrong” just weeks b

Izabella Tabarovsky, a senior advisor at the Kennan Institute of the Wilson Center and research fellow at the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP), spoke to a May 1st Middle East Forum Webinar (video) about the connection

Whether you're a supporter of the BBC or not, one thing I think we can all agree on is that they are excellent at a ‘spectacle’, as seen at last week’s Coronation.But the millions of pounds spent comes at a price. The price is the quality and breadth of what else is offered on television and radio.

Tina Stowell (pictured) said rather than focusing on what politicians are saying, the broadcaster needs to prioritise people who walk into the polling booths and put a cross in the box.

A conflict of interests review, released by the BBC on Thursday, found no issues with Richard Sharps (pictured) behaviour during his time at the broadcaster.

Former PM has left a trail of political victims over the course of his controversial career in Westminster