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Nearly 400 job cuts announced at BBC World Service

The BBC Arabic and BBC Persian radios will also close

Evening Standard

BBC to cut 382 jobs and close two radio stations

The corporation said the plans would “accelerate its digital offering and increase impact with audiences around the globe”

Wales Online

Move to cut Last Night of the Proms after royal death ‘was difficult’ – BBC boss

Tim Davie also tells Royal Television Society’s London conference BBC is considering cuts

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Media reports around 2014 indyref were 'shocking', former BBC journalist says

A FORMER BBC journalist has stressed the need for a fair and balanced state broadcaster in an independent Scotland after becoming “seriously…

The National (Scotland)

BBC announces raft of closures with CBBC and BBC Four to be online only

Plans include merging BBC News and World as well as cuts to local TV and radio services in England

The Guardian - UK

The week in audio: Lives Less Ordinary; Don’t Log Off; Lady Killers With Lucy Worsley

Ordinary people tell extraordinary stories, while Lucy Worsley examines a Victorian poisoning mystery

The Guardian - UK

Prince Charles pays tribute to bravery of journalists working in conflict zones

The royals visited the BBC London headquarters to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the World Service

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BBC World Service to get extra £4.1m to support Ukrainian and Russian services

Additional funding ‘covers unexpected costs’ and will help tackle disinformation ‘in the face of propaganda’

The Guardian - UK

The BBC's Ukraine coverage may be changing government attitudes to the public service broadcaster

As Russian tanks rolled into a foreign capital city, a BBC commentator captured the anguish of the moment: “And now must we stand by impotent and guilty watching the destruction of a nation … I think the feeling must be one of shame at this.” The year was 1956, the…

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