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Nida Manzoor More than a week has passed since the explosive Lord Dyson report blew the lid on the BBC’s 1995 Diana interview.  With a review into why Martin Bashir was rehired due out next week, plus another in September, Max Goldbart and Hannah Bowler analyse what the corporation can do next to bury the hatchet, win back trust and ensure its detractors don’t go too far.  Later, we’ve got exclusive audio from Hannah’s interview with this month’s cover star Nida Manzoor, the creator of C4 comedy We Are Lady Parts. Nida told Hannah about upcoming projects, being part of a fresh gen...

Broadcast senior reporter Max Goldbart joins the team to discuss the BBC’s future as the corporation’s commissioning restructure gets underway

As the industry reels from the Noel Clarke allegations, Meriel Beale and Alex Pumfrey discuss what can be done Last week’s Noel Clarke allegations sparked a debate around how this alleged behaviour was allowed to thrive in TV, and turned the focus to what can be done to prevent these incidents from happening again. Two people working tirelessly in this space are Bectu bullying and harassment officer Meriel Beale and The Film & TV Charity chief executive Alex Pumfrey, who join Hannah Bowler and Max Goldbart this week to reflect and provide solutions.  Meriel and Alex describe a perfect stor...

Dhanny Joshi (left) and Brandon Relph   If you’ve been living under a rock for the past five years you may have missed the broadcasters being a little bit worried about those elusive 16-34s.  As young indie bosses forging youth-skewing shows, Big Deal Films’ Dhanny Joshi and Studio Be’s Brandon Relph think about this demographic quite a bit. They joined the Newswrap this week to tell us more. Speaking to Max Goldbart and Hannah Bowler, Dhanny and Brandon assess the broadcasters’ successes and failings with the demographic, talk about how SVoD hiring practices could have an impact o...

2021-03-12T12:59:00+00:00 Bectu head Philippa Childs urges broadcasters to get tough on bullying after this week’s GMB walkout  Following a whirlwind week, the Broadcast Newswrap gets into the weeds of Piers Morgan’s GMB departure and Bectu head Philippa Childs is on hand to assess how the development will impact the industry’s fight against bullying and harassment. Meanwhile, international editor John Elmes, reporter Hannah Bowler and senior reporter Max Goldbart discuss GMB succession plans and mull the future of Piers Morgan’s Life Stories. Plus, ’What We’ve Been Watchin’...