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  A week in radio: The Reith Lectures; Your World

  21 Jun 2012: Niall Ferguson's first Reith Lecture contained a few sparks but not many fireworks, writes Elisabeth Mahoney

• BBC's Mark Thompson in talks to head New York Times

  21 Jun 2012: Outgoing director general mulling role as NYTCo chief executive, although he is understood to also be considering other jobs. By Josh Halliday and Dan Sabbagh

• Clive James tells BBC Radio 4 he is 'getting near the end' of his life

  21 Jun 2012: Broadcaster, novelist and critic talks about his battle with cancer and lung disease and says he probably won't see Sydney again. By Jason Deans

• BBC Trust decides on second round interviews for director general job

  21 Jun 2012: Next stage of process to appoint a successor to Mark Thompson will be held in two weeks with announcement expected in July. By Maggie Brown and Tara Conlan

• BBC Radio 4 plans first world war drama to be broadcast over four years

  20 Jun 2012: Biggest ever one-off radio drama commission, which has working title Tommies, will mark 100th anniversary of the war. By Ben Dowell

• Thompson says farewell to parliament

  20 Jun 2012: Media Monkey: BBC director general puts in final appearance before the Commons culture, media and select committee

• Can Jed Mercurio's Line of Duty resuscitate the police drama?

  20 Jun 2012:

  Mark Lawson: The new cop show from the creator of Cardiac Arrest and Bodies brings a fresh spin to a tired genre

• Aung San Suu Kyi: the BBC's world is shrinking

  20 Jun 2012: Media Monkey: Burmese politician praises World Service – but says she misses Just a Minute and Bookshelf after cutbacks

• Talks to establish first state-subsidised arts TV channel begin

  20 Jun 2012: Arts Council England confirms discussions with BBC hours after culture secretary floated idea. By James Meikle

• Jay says she's out of the BBC Hunt

  20 Jun 2012:

  Media Monkey: Jay Hunt denies rumours that she has been interviewed for the role of BBC director general

• Star Trek's William Shatner makes stellar apology over 'prostitution' jibe

  20 Jun 2012: Media Monkey: Star says sorry after slandering Devon town of Ilfracombe on Have I Got News for You

• Our black youngsters: how often do you hear the good news?

  20 Jun 2012:

  Joseph Harker: The media create a damaging stereotype, portraying black youths as criminally minded underachievers

• Aung San Suu Kyi praises BBC World Service

  20 Jun 2012: Burmese MP meets Dave Lee Travis, one of her favourites while she was in confinement, and attends debate on the rule of law

• MPs grill BBC boss over Queen's diamond jubilee coverage

  19 Jun 2012: 'Fun and games' part of programming, says Mark Thompson when asked about Fearne Cotton's royal-themed sick bag talk

• Back to the 1970s as David Miliband says brother can win next election

  19 Jun 2012:

  Nicholas Watt: David Miliband says his brother 'can' win the election as Britain heads back to 1970s when governments were short-lived

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