The British broadcaster is under fire for not sending its staff to the U.S., Canada and Mexico - but is that fair?

With such cuts in programming and in jobs, will the BBC be able to maintain its high level of trust and attention?

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At least half a dozen major media companies have stared down legal threats from President Trump this year. Some have chosen to fight, others have opted to fold. The BBC is signaling that it will fight ...

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The BBC has an independence perception problem. That’s one of the key findings of a major audience survey undertaken by the BBC as part of preparations to renew its operating agreement, known as the ...

A doctored clip, two high-profile resignations, and political crossfire from both sides — THR unpacks the crisis shaking the world’s most trusted broadcaster. By Lily Ford Donald Trump is waving a $1 ...