Tagged with: BBC News
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Reporting on a pandemic while trying to keep staff safe
Gary Smith
Head of News, BBC Scotland
BBC Scotland Head of News, Gary Smith on how the BBC is coping with reporting on a pandemic for audiences while also trying to keep its staff safe.
BBC News and Coronavirus
Francesca Unsworth
Director, News and Current Affairs
BBC News has never had a more important role to play. Millions of people are turning to the BBC for accurate information they can trust in these strange and difficult times.
Making BBC News online even more relevant to you
Ken MacQuarrie
Director, Nations and Regions
Ken MacQuarrie, Director of Nations and Regions introduces a major update made to ensure people coming to the BBC from around the UK get even more tailored experiences - increasingly based on where you live.
Why we broadcast what Jamal Khashoggi told us three days before he disappeared
Jo Floto
Editor, The World Tonight, Newshour
Some people have questioned the decision by Newshour and The World Tonight to broadcast the words of Jamal Khashoggi recorded shortly before the formal start of an interview. So I'd like to explain how we arrived at that decision.
From catfishing to unregistered religious marriages: finding news stories hidden In Plain Sight
Dino Sofos
Senior Journalist
The news agenda the BBC covers is changing - and our In Plain Sight project is playing a big part in bringing this about.
A minute of inspiration on International Women’s Day
This International Women's Day Clara Amfo, Stacey Dooley, Debbie Ramsay and Orla Doherty share their top tips on making it in the media and tell stories to inspire the next generation in quickfire, 60 second interviews.
Lemurs hilariously hijack BBC Look East report, and it goes global
Alex Dunlop
BBC News Correspondent
Reporting from Banham Zoo for BBC Look East, Alex Dunlop's encounter with lemurs goes from 'good idea at the time' to viral video.
Reality Check: BBC journalists enable young people to tell the difference between real and fake news
James Harding
Director of News and Current Affairs
James Harding talks about fake news and how the BBC has set up a new initiative to inform young people on how to discern if articles are real or fake.
Radio 4: Today at 60
Hannah Khalil
Digital Content Producer, About The BBC Blog
The radio programme that editor Rod Liddle described as ‘a light entertaining magazine programme… an oral Blue Peter for 60 year olds’ The Today programme is 60 itself today.
BBC School Report Sports Reporter scheme
Margaret Burgin
Senior Manager, BBC School Report
Margaret Burgin, the Senior Manager for BBC School Report, discusses why she is looking forward to launching the BBC School Report Sports Reporter scheme.
