November 28, 2016

John Humphrys says he could step down from Today 'next week', 'next month' or 'next year'

November 23, 2016

BBC announces plans for Netflix-style on-demand service to showcase radio content internationally

October 24, 2016

Bloomberg launches radio channel for London

October 7, 2016

Former Exaro chief launches podcast reporting on child sex abuse issues

October 3, 2016

Helen Boaden speaks up for 'slow news' as she steps down after 34 years at the BBC

September 26, 2016

Rupert Murdoch's News Corp completes Wireless Group takeover

August 4, 2016

Rajar radio listening figures: Record numbers tuned in to Radio 4 and Today ahead of Brexit vote

July 13, 2016

Liverpool fan Colin Murray leaves presenting role at Talksport because of News Corp take over

June 30, 2016

Rupert Murdoch's News Corp makes major move into UK broadcasting with purchase of Talksport owner Wireless Group

June 28, 2016

BBC reporter racially abused in Basingstoke but later touched by 'outpouring of support'

June 22, 2016

EU referendum: BBC most important source for voters, but social media most likely to inform the young

June 8, 2016

Journalism podcast investigating notorious unsolved murder of Daniel Morgan goes to number one on iTunes

May 19, 2016

Rajar radio figures round-up: Radio 4's Today loses 300,000 listeners following departure of Jim Naughtie

May 12, 2016

BBC white paper: More cuts on way, licence fee income frozen at £3.7bn, Local TV subsidy scrapped

May 12, 2016

BBC white paper: Broadcaster to be regulated by Ofcom for the first time and run by new unitary board

May 6, 2016

Lord Patten says 'besieged' BBC must no longer be 'plaything of the government'

May 3, 2016

BBC insiders complain about Sunday Times business editor joining Today despite external hiring freeze

April 29, 2016

BBC says audience for international services has grown to 348 million per week

April 27, 2016

Lord Patten says charter renewal concern has made BBC 'excessively deferential' pro-Brexit campaign

April 26, 2016

Press freedom and safety warning as BBC moves 75-year-old Chinese Service from London to Hong Kong