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Alex Salmond, the BBC and the impartiality question
The SNP leader's rugby punditry was cancelled on grounds of impartiality. Is he right to raise concerns about political interference?
BBC defends decision to censor the word "Palestine"
The broadcaster claims that allowing the lyric "free Palestine" would have comprised impartiality.
What "panda-gate" tells us about sexism
Why were real women's brave, brilliant acts this year not considered newsworthy?
US will not air climate change episode of Frozen Planet
BBC defends decision to give world TV channels the option of dropping the final episode of David Attenborough's series.
BBC faces backlash from stars over attempt to pursue politically correct policy
Well-known faces from around the BBC including Andrew Marr and John Humphrys have criticised the broadcaster for suggesting that the terms "BC" or "AD" should not be used in order to avoid causing offence.
Question Time, Israel and 9/11
An astonishing claim -- even by his standards -- from Richard Perle.
Top 40 UK news websites: BBC still leads Mail Online
The BBC news website continues to attract more visitors than the Daily Mail.
Matt Frei: Why I left the BBC
Washington correspondent Matt Frei ends his two decade career with the BBC.
Political sketch: Sky News is the only winner in this war
The news isn't sticking to the timetable, and it's ruining everyone's fun.
Journalists' strike fails to stop BBC redundancies plan
Despite another NUJ walkout, the BBC will still proceed with job cuts.
Plans for national Local TV network dropped
Hunt scraps single network channel in favour of more localised media.
Murdoch could have “media power unheard of in British history”
As the News Corporation takeover of BSkyB hangs in the balance, Joan Bakewell grills Mark Thompson, BBC director general, on executive salaries, political bias and whether the Beeb has lost its nerve.
Exclusive: Mark Thompson on BSkyB and Murdoch
The director general of the BBC speaks to Joan Bakewell in an exclusive interview with the New Statesman .
A U-turn on "U-turn"
The Foreign Office's own website accidentally labels World Service move a "massive U-turn".
Cameron's hypocrisy on BBC cuts
BBC cuts are "delicious" for Cameron, except when they're in his constituency.
Is the BBC’s Today programme scared of Rupert Murdoch?
Curious silence over Hugh Grant’s scoop.
Some post-Question Time clarifications
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