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BBC to Cut Up to 2,000 Jobs in Biggest Downsize Since 2011

Incoming director‑general Matt Brittin will inherit the restructuring next month.

BBC to Cut 1,800–2,000 Jobs in Cost-Saving Plan

BBC Sets Three-Year 10% Cost-Cut Plan, Warns of Tough Content Cuts

BBC Licence Fee To Rise To £180 In April Under CPI Deal

BBC Licence Fee Rises to £180 on April 1, 2026 as Funding Overhaul Enters the Spotlight

BBC Urges End to TV Licence Model, Proposes Universal Funding in Charter Review Push

BBC Sets Out Charter Overhaul, Urges End to 10-Year Expiry

BBC COO Leigh Tavaziva to Leave in September as BBC Creates Media Tech Unit

BBC Sets 10% Cost-Cut Target Over Next Three Years

BBC Weighs Expanding Licence Fee to Radio, Website and Streaming-Only Homes

Reports Say UK Eurovision Contender Dropped After Vetting Flagged Past Online Comments

BBC Appoints Rhodri Talfan Davies Interim Director-General Starting April 3

BBC Director-General Warns of 'Profound Jeopardy' Without Licence Fee Reform

BBC Confirms YouTube Partnership to Launch Digital-First Shows and Youth Channels

BBC and YouTube Form Strategic Partnership Focused on Originals and New Kids Channels

BBC Puts Out £63 Million Taxi Tender, Says Figure Is a Ceiling

MPs Warn BBC Ads Could Hit Channel 4 as Licence Fee Review Advances

UK Launches BBC Charter Review, Weighing Licence Fee Reform, Ads and Subscriptions

Trump Sues BBC in Florida, Seeking Up to $10 Billion Over Edited Documentary

Trump Sues BBC for At Least $10 Billion Over Panorama’s Edited Jan. 6 Footage