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Chancellor accused by former Labour culture ministers of trying to scare the BBC before the 2015 election
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Presenters left exasperated and viewers amused as robot cameras take their own view after state of the art upgrade
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Trust receives details of proposals for making youth-focused channel online only ahead of public consultation in January
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BBC presenter and Richard Hammond confirm controversial Argentinian footage will be shown in Christmas special
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Media Monkey: The Ukip leader will be joining the actor and comedian, along with MP Mary Creagh on the BBC programme
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George Osborne has accused the BBC of using hyperbole in its coverage of spending cuts. The BBC said its coverage was fair and balanced, and that it asked the questions its audience wanted answers to. Which of the two would you put your trust in?
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US podcast to be broadcast daily at 9pm on digital station, beginning with Sarah Koenig re-investigating the 1999 murder of high-school student Hae Min Lee in Baltimore
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George Osborne tells John Humphrys on Radio 4’s Today that BBC reports are rewind of 2010 cutbacks coverage that wrongly predicted return to ‘George Orwell’ world
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John Crace: The chancellor was tetchy from the off during interview by John Humphrys on Radio 4’s Today programme
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Editorial: As charter renewal approaches the corporation must stand firm against political buffeting
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With the keynote out of the way, there was much talk of Miranda Hart’s reinvention of The Generation Game
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Media Monkey: As the charter renewal battle approaches, is it already time to don tin hats?
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Media Monkey: Peter Salmon has appeared on the corporation’s website looking a tad glum
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ITV makes decision as part of efficiency drive as executives seek to boost rating figures, which averaged 592,000 in November
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Chancellor hits out during interview on Today programme insisting projections of a return to 1930s levels are wrong
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The conductor – who led the Berlin Phil from 1956 to 1989 – is the subject of a new BBC documentary. But he remains an enigmatic figure, whose musical approach sounds a false note in today’s world
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Programming includes last episode of Miranda and Citizen Khan, Mrs Brown’s Boys, Top Gear and Strictly festive specials
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After last week’s hot tubs v tractors country showdown, it was back to pounding the city streets for our final eight, with the ever-popular hunt-the-elusive-product round
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Corporation’s director of television speaks out ahead of tussle with politicians over royal charter and licence fee renewal. By Tara Conlan
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Doctor Who, Miranda, Mrs Brown's Boys, Top Gear and Strictly Come Dancing all feature in the corporation's 2014 Christmas trailer
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Newsnight presenter quizzes Allegra Stratton, Chris Cook and Duncan Weldon for five-minute YouTube slot
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TeamRock Radio describes its re-broadcasting of Iron Maiden lead singer’s show as ‘a great gift for rock fans the world over
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Blue Jam and On the Hour satirist’s first radio sketch in 15 years will be broadcast on Mary Anne Hobbs’ morning show
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Journalists have experienced its misuse, but this isn’t special pleading
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Radio Norfolk’s Nick Conrad threatened legal action against campaigner who called for dismissal after he said ‘women should keep their knickers on’
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The BBC Trust has deliberated long and hard and concluded that it won’t uphold a complaint that the imaginary character on the long-running radio show I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue is unacceptably sexist
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Richard Hammond’s tornado-chasing documentary watched by an average of 2.8 million, with 8.8 million tuning in to ITV’s I’m a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here
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Former Newsnight presenter wrote a letter to the New Statesman 30-odd years ago that shows he wasn’t always a one-nation Tory
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The long read: Doctors are fallible; of course they are. So why do they find this so hard to admit, and how can they work more openly? Atul Gawande lifts the veil of secrecy in the first of his Reith lectures
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Other lives: Journalist all-rounder who covered the rise and fall of Thatcherism
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Peter Salmon, BBC England director, says programmes such as Last Tango in Halifax have helped raise corporation’s profile in the region
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Site is aimed at 7-14 year-old digital makers: ‘The only requirements are access to the web, a willingness to experiment and an idea’
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The future stars of music have been predicted. Find out what they sound like with our highly speculative go-to guide
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Complainants allege that BBC management did not seem to take Top Gear presenter’s offences seriously and there had been no ‘meaningful apologies’
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BBC strikes back in battle over ‘bias’