BBC Charter Review
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Nandy says Ministers will still set BBC’s terms and funding under new Charter
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Culture secretary Lisa Nandy has said that changes she’s planning to the BBC’s Charter will not end the periodic renegotiation of broadcaster’s structures and funding.
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MPs launch inquiry into BBC funding and future
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Parliament’s Culture, Media and Sport Committee has launched a new inquiry into the future of the BBC, including its funding and governance.
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BBC calls for permanent charter and less regulatory oversight
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The BBC has set out proposals to minimise its accountability to elected ministers by removing their power to revise and renew the charter which allows it to operate.
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BBC Board announces interim Director-General
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The BBC is to be led by an interim Director-General while the search for a successor to Tim Davie, who stands down on April 2nd, continues.
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BBC to debut some new shows on YouTube
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Rival UK broadcasters ITV and Channel 4 already make new shows and titles from their back catalogue available through the platform.
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Government considers funding BBC from adverts or subscription
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Members of the public are being asked to share their thoughts on how the BBC should be funded as part of the Government’s review of its Charter.