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European enticement

John le Carre, the quintessential "Englishman", renounced his British citizenship to become an Irishman, few months before his death.

BBC correspondent leaves China with family amid legal threats: Report

A correspondent for the BBC has left Beijing after facing intense pressure and being threatened over British public broadcaster's coverage of issues like Xinjiang and coronavirus

BBC correspondent leaves China amid safety concerns

A veteran BBC correspondent whose coverage angered China has left the country amid concerns for his safety, the BBC and a journalist organisation said

EU urges China to reverse ban on BBC, says it violates Chinese constitution

The EU added that it has repeatedly spoken out on cases of intimidation and surveillance of journalists and media workers in China

European Union calls on China to reverse ban on BBC World News channel

While Britain is no longer in the EU, it remains a member of the Council of Europe, which oversees a 1989 agreement linking broadcasting licenses

'Unacceptable': UK attacks China after ban on BBC news services

China has criticised BBC for its reporting on the coronavirus pandemic and the persecution of ethnic minority Uighurs and lodged a protest with the British broadcaster.

China bans BBC for reporting on human rights violation, US condemns move

Global Times, the Chinese Communist Party government's mouthpiece, said that the broadcaster is responsible "for falsified reporting" on China's handling of the coronavirus in the country

China bans BBC news broadcasts in apparent retaliatory move

The BBC already is generally not viewable in China outside of some hotels, businesses and residential compounds for foreigners

Rani, Humpy, Manu nominated for BBC 'Indian Sportswoman of the Year' honour

India hockey team skipper Rani Rampal will compete with chess ace Koneru Humpy and young shooter Manu Bhaker for the BBC 'Indian Sportswoman of the Year' award

A day after Britain acts against media outlet CGTN, China targets BBC

Britain and China have been exchanging barbs for months over China's crackdown on dissent in the former British colony of Hong Kong

UK revokes Chinese TV licence, Beijing complains over BBC coverage

Britain and China have been exchanging barbs for months over the crackdown in Hong Kong and other issues

BBC apologises for incomplete India map after complaint by Labour Party MP

Sharma called on the BBC to withdraw the graphic and republish with the correct geographical boundaries and also called for action to prevent this happening again

Peter Alliss, the 'Voice of Golf' on British television, dies at 89

"Peter''s death was unexpected but peaceful," the family said in a statement through the BBC, where he worked. It did not provide a cause of death

Can Britain's BBC represent a 'broad church of opinions' like it claims to?

It is even-handedness that makes the BBC trusted around the world, even by enemies of the West

Cultural appropriation

It's interesting to juxtapose the debate surrounding the cast of A Suitable Boy with that of another film which premiered at TIFF last year

The hidden history of Indian nannies who sailed to England during the Raj

The hidden history of hundreds of Indian nannies who sailed to England for work from the 18th to early 20th centuries is finally being pieced together, finds Ranjita Ganesan

BBC to cut 450 jobs in modernisation plan focused on digital journalism

BBC News has to 'reshaped' for the next decade to save money, says top official for British broadcaster.

India production business is a big opportunity: Matt Forde of BBC studios

There is a need for noisy, high-impact shows that can get to the screen quickly, Forde tells Vanita Kohli-Khandekar

Arundhati, Rushdie make it to BBC's 100 'Novels That Shaped Our World' list

The list has been collated by a panel of writers, curators and critics to select the 100 English language 'Novels That Shaped Our World'

The Hindu, AFP, others join BBC initiative to fight misinformation

European Broadcasting Union, the Financial Times, First Draft, The Hindu, the Wall Street Journal, CBC/Radio Canada, Reuters and the Reuters Institute are some of the organisations which have joined