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1 year anniversary for Indian languages
Many people treated the news of the BBC’s plan to launch four new language services in India as a rumour.
How a PDT (People with Disabilities in Tech) event helped me work at the BBC
A year ago Ben Mustill-Rose, a developer who is blind, attended a PDT event in Salford, two weeks ago he joined the BBC, he charts his journey.
How factual dramas are telling untold stories
With The Left Behinds on BBC Three today, we spoke to Executive Producer Aysha Rafaele about the importance of factual dramas.
Raising money for Children in Need
When people find out that I work for BBC Children in Need the first question they ask is, "What do you do for the rest of year?" The truth is that the Charity is here all year round making sure that the money raised is going to projects that are making a real difference to the lives of children...
Remembering my BBC days and That's Life!
On Sunday 14 July there was a That's Life! reunion to mark Dame Esther Rantzen DBE's 75th birthday. Here the journalist and television presenter remembers how she started out and the beginnings of That's Life!
How BBC Radio 3 is connecting audiences with pioneering sound
Philip Raperport, Head of Marketing at BBC Radio 3 and Classical Music introduces a new series of promotional films for the network.
Why we've selected Hilary Mantel's short stories for Book at Bedtime
We believe our audience is sophisticated enough to accept a broad range of viewpoints, and we are loathe to censor or avoid significant works of literature because they might be controversial; we would rather present the work and let listeners make up their own minds.
Directing the 2nd Unit for BBC One's Press by Mike Bartlett
Nimer Rashed spills the beans on what it was like behind-the-scenes of Mike Bartlett's new BBC One drama Press.
Eyes on the Mercury Prize
BBC Radio 6Music's Tom Ravenscroft looks forward to the BBC hosting the Mercury Prize award ceremony after a break of three years.
Migrants on the roads of India
BBC Correspondent, Salman Ravi, talks about his experiences covering the tragedy of thousands of migrant workers on the road.
Seeing isn't always believing: a deep dive into Deepfake
Much has been written about the societal impact of AI but there has been far less penned about its creative potential.
Three Days of Terror: Charlie Hebdo Attacks
Documentary filmmaker Dan Reed tells the story of the day he filmed a contributor for the This World documentary unaware of what was unfolding at the nearby Bataclan.
Marking 30 years of BBC Cardiff Singer of the World 2013
Assistant Producer Anwen Rees reveals the importance of the competition as it celebrates its 30th anniversary.
The technology behind BBC One’s Animals With Cameras
Dan Rees on why BBC One’s Animals With Cameras is one of the most exciting projects he's have worked on in over 20 years of making factual television.
Libya to London: The power of talk
Anne Reevell explains how and why the BBC's Question Time production team helped make the Libyan debate programme Hiwar Mushtaraq (Joint Dialogue) in London.
Hull's Song for Europe
When BBC Radio Humberside's David Reeves learned that the first UK Eurovision entry came from Hull he decided to find out more, and it led to a new documentary for the station called Hull's Song for Europe.
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra's and guests to tour India
Head of English Regions Craig Henderson gives an update on major programming initiative, 'World War One at Home'.
"We were the media" - BBC Outreach’s Media on the Move conference
Diane Reid, Head of BBC Outreach & Corporate Responsibility, blogs about BBC Outreach’s Media on the Move conference.
Top Gear: Making the show all about the car
Exec Producer, Al Renton gives us all the news from behind the scenes of the new series of Top Gear.
