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James May and Richard Hammond have not yet signed new contracts despite their agreements expiring at the end of the month. By Mark Sweney and Tara Conlan -
Sir Charles Wheeler, one of the BBC's longest standing foreign correspondents and the father-in-law of London mayor Boris Johnson, has died at the age of 85. By Leigh Holmwood
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Jimmy McGovern is to make a BBC daytime drama series which partly takes its inspiration from the Ingrid Bergman movie The Yellow Rolls-Royce. By Leigh Holmwood
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Emily Bell: Skills such as consumer focus and growth could have greater importance than a frontline knowledge of production
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The BBC drama Criminal Justice has been criticised by the Bar Council for showing barristers as unprincipled and overly aggressive. By Sam Jones
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Commercial radio body RadioCentre has called for BBC Radio 1 and Radio 2 be made digital-only to drive DAB takeup. By Owen Gibson
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The BBC is embroiled in a row with a Norwegian broadcaster over its Africa coverage and a documentary about the corporation's news output. By Roy Greenslade
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Jul 9 2008:
Commercial arm unveils record profits driven by export of Top Gear and other 'superbrands' such as Lonely Planet
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Jul 9 2008:
BBC executive who presided over fakery scandals and premium phone line controversy receives a six-figure pay
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Jul 9 2008:
BBC unveils plans for acquisition of Lonely Planet and reveals it is considering 20 other 'global superbrands'
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Jul 8 2008:
BBC Worldwide has reported an 8.8% increase in sales at its channels division, fuelled by improvements in both the UK and overseas. By Mark Sweney
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Jul 8 2008:
The BBC has been set six high-level objectives for the next year, including making itself more distinctive from other broadcasters. By Leigh Holmwood
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Jul 8 2008:
The BBC has been ordered to reveal the annual staff costs of its flagship soap EastEnders following a freedom of information request. By Ben Dowell
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Jul 8 2008:
The BBC has warned of economic pressure on its finances, although it hopes to avoid further 'large-scale' redundancies. By Leigh Holmwood
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Jul 8 2008:
Maggie Brown: Putting distinctiveness and quality before ratings is a wonderful goal, but in the end the BBC believes it is in the numbers game
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Jul 8 2008:
The BBC Trust's has said bbc.co.uk performed well for quality and value for money but didn't do enough to encourage dialogue. By Jemima Kiss
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Jul 8 2008:
The 'long-term viability' of digital radio has been questioned by the BBC Trust, which said that digital-only stations had "yet to make a breakthrough". By Ben Dowell
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Jul 8 2008:
Broadcasting unions have condemned BBC executives who received big pay rises and bonuses while hundreds of staff were being made redundant. By Leigh Holmwood
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Jul 8 2008:
A 'fundamental strategic review' of BBC Worldwide's kids' programming and merchandising business - home to the Teletubbies - has been announced. By Mark Sweney
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Jul 8 2008:
The BBC Trust has called on the new BBC1 controller, Jay Hunt, to reach the heights of quality programming 'more frequently'. By Ben Dowell
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Jul 8 2008:
BBC Worldwide has recorded a 17% increase in operating profits but warned that its future performance could be hit by worsening economic conditions. By Mark Sweney
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Jul 8 2008:
The two senior BBC executives responsible for its TV and radio services have still received bonuses totalling more than £40,000, despite last year's string of deception scandals. By Leigh Holmwood
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