Marketing of unhealthy products to be barred before 9pm on TV but branded advertising using company names will be allowed
Outgoing chief executive Alex Mahon warns of ‘worry’ of Trump tariffs for film sector
UK public sector broadcaster is also searching for a new chair
UK’s Channel 4 chief Alex Mahon calls for regulated providers to be given priority on social media
Mir Ahmad bin Quasem says security personnel intimidated wife before TV confrontation with Labour MP was broadcast
UK broadcaster is cutting jobs and investing more in digital
Agreement with US tech company is set to provide a boost to broadcasters’ new platform Freely
Scandals at broadcasters show how unacceptable behaviour can breed in pressured work environments
Nigel Farage ‘dismayed’ after undercover film of party campaigners
Screen version of Candice Carty-Williams’s bestseller injects a familiar quarter-life crisis tale with wit and multicultural smarts
New romantic drama on Channel 4 spins out into a tortured affair
UK broadcaster blames need for cost reductions on steep falls in traditional advertising market
Lindsay Duncan and Clarke Peters star in a sensitive exploration of ethical dilemmas and personal anguish
Publicly owned, commercially funded broadcaster facing ‘market shock territory’, chief executive tells MPs
Move designed to maintain media plurality as broadcaster seeks to boost finances by producing its own programmes
Georgie Henley and Ophelia Lovibond recreate lockdown-breaking parties at No 10 Downing Street
Freely will be built into next-generation smart sets, in effect taking Freeview platform on to internet
Documentary follows Novaya Gazeta editor Dmitry Muratov’s fight to keep publishing in the face of mounting threats
Alex Mahon confident that a conduct complaint against a presenter would be escalated to broadcaster’s top management
Documentary about the life and death of the Northern Irish reporter feels both personal and vital
Requirement part of biggest overhaul of rules for online and traditional broadcasting in 20 years
Government rejects privatisation in favour of changes to preserve broadcaster’s financial sustainability
The programme has to tread a fine line when it comes to the allegations of sexual assault
Privatisation expected to be among the many low-priority policies that will be scrapped by the prime minister
Programme in which a studio audience is asked to vote on whether to expunge ‘problematic’ artwork is woefully misguided
