Industry Season 4 Review: Merciless Five-Star TV
The Square Mile drama 'Industry' returns for a fourth season on BBC One, delivering unflinching, five-star television that explores the ugly beauty of human nature. Read our full review.
Category : Search result: BBC satire
BBC Licence Fee Under Review: Ads or Subscriptions?
MPs debate replacing the £174.50 BBC TV licence fee with advertising or a subscription model. The move could reshape UK broadcasting. Share your views in the public consultation.
BBC hires £120k whistleblowing team after scandals
The BBC is recruiting a high-paid whistleblowing team following a series of scandals involving Huw Edwards and Gregg Wallace. Read the full story on the corporation's new transparency drive.
BBC Considers Paywall for Classic Shows in Licence Fee Shake-Up
The BBC could place classic shows behind a paywall as part of a major funding review. Learn about the proposed changes to the licence fee and what it means for viewers.
BBC orders all staff to complete antisemitism training
Outgoing BBC director-general Tim Davie has mandated compulsory antisemitism training for all employees following accusations of ignored complaints from over 200 Jewish staff. Staff have six months to complete the course.
BBC complaints drop as Ofcom cites 'significant crisis'
Ofcom reports a decrease in complaints against the BBC, but warns the broadcaster faces a 'significant crisis' over editorial standards. Discover the full story.
Stephen Collins' BBC Festive Self-Flagellation Cartoon
Acclaimed cartoonist Stephen Collins delivers biting seasonal satire with his latest Guardian cartoon depicting BBC's festive self-criticism. Discover the artist's sharp commentary on corporate culture.
BBC admits doctoring Trump footage in impartiality scandal
The BBC faces a major credibility crisis after an internal investigation revealed serious breaches of impartiality, including doctored footage of Donald Trump and biased social media activity by senior staff.
BBC presenter leaves after controversial Ferguson interview
Veteran BBC broadcaster Charles Nove has left his position after conducting a contentious interview with Sarah, Duchess of York about her friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, raising questions about editorial standards at the corporation.
BBC Cancels Mock The Week After 17 Years
The BBC has pulled the plug on Mock The Week after nearly two decades, sparking debate about the future of satirical comedy on television. Discover why the iconic show met its end and what it means for British comedy.
BBC to cancel Victoria Derbyshire show in major cuts
The BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme faces cancellation as part of sweeping cuts to BBC Two's daytime schedule, leaving staff in turmoil and viewers facing significant changes to their daily programming.
BBC moves University Challenge and Mastermind in schedule shake-up
The BBC announces major scheduling changes for autumn 2024, moving quiz show favourites University Challenge and Mastermind to new time slots while introducing new programmes like The Assembly and The Chop.
The Chair Company: Tim Robinson's Office Comedy Masterpiece
Tim Robinson returns with a blistering workplace comedy that turns office politics into pure comic gold. Discover why this series delivers the biggest laughs of the year.
Alan Partridge Returns in His Funniest Role For Years
Norfolk's most beloved broadcaster is back and better than ever as Steve Coogan's iconic comedy character delivers his most side-splitting performance in recent memory.
Iannucci Plots Trump TV Show & Film Satire
Award-winning creator of The Thick of It and Veep reveals ambitious dual-project taking aim at Donald Trump's presidency and media empire in biting new satire.
BBC Radio 1's Greg James Salary Shock Revealed
BBC Radio 1's flagship breakfast show host Greg James sees his salary figures made public in the latest annual report, sparking debate over broadcaster pay and licence fee value.
BBC Viewers Fume 'Defund BBC' Over 'Patronising' Tory Interview
BBC Breakfast faces viewer fury as Tory MP Bim Afolami's interview on voter ID rules is labelled 'patronising' and 'soft', sparking fresh 'Defund the BBC' demands.
BBC Morning Live Axed Mid-Broadcast in Technical Meltdown
BBC One's flagship morning show, Morning Live, was forced into an unscheduled pause after a major technical fault caused presenters Gethin Jones and Helen Skelton to vanish from screens, leaving viewers baffled.
New presenters for Dr Michael Mosley's BBC podcast revealed
The BBC announces the esteemed presenters set to continue Dr Michael Mosley's beloved health podcast 'Just One Thing', paying tribute to his legacy with a special returning series after his tragic death at 67.
Charlie Brooker's Lost Pandemic Special Hits Netflix
Netflix surprises fans by releasing the long-lost pandemic special, 'Antiviral Wipe', a satirical masterpiece from Charlie Brooker that was previously trapped on BBC iPlayer.
BBC Radio Chaos: Presenters Axed in Major Shake-Up
The BBC is facing internal chaos as a major shake-up of its local radio schedule results in the axing of several popular presenters, sparking outrage from listeners and staff alike.
Sacrifice Review: Celebrity Satire Volcanic Plunge
A scathing satire on celebrity culture and influencer vapidity takes a literal nosedive in this darkly comedic film review. Does it survive the fall?
Your Guide to BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg
Everything you need to know about the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, from air times and how to watch to the biggest names set to appear on this week's episode.
BBC Breakfast hosts face backlash over 'patronising' interview
BBC Breakfast presenters Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty have sparked viewer fury after a tense and 'patronising' interview with Treasury Minister Gareth Davies, with critics accusing them of unprofessional conduct and bias.
How To Stream Every BBC Drama Online
Discover how to unlock the BBC's vast archive of award-winning dramas, from recent hits to timeless classics, all available to stream online. Your next binge-watch starts here.
Josie Long's 'Now Is the Time of Monsters' review
Comedian Josie Long delivers a masterclass in political satire and heartfelt storytelling with her latest show, 'Now Is the Time of Monsters', at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Jennings' satirical cartoon on Zelenskyy's London visit
A sharp-witted cartoon by Ben Jennings captures the essence of Volodymyr Zelenskyy's diplomatic visit to London, blending humour with political insight.
German group jokes about buying Mallorca
A satirical proposal from a German political group suggests 'buying' Mallorca, drawing comparisons to Donald Trump’s infamous attempt to purchase Greenland.
JFK's grandson mocks Chuck Schumer in fiery speech
John F. Kennedy's grandson Jack Schlossberg didn't hold back as he mocked Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer during a fiery Independence Day speech in Boston, calling out political stagnation in Washington.
John Oliver interviews Monica Lewinsky about Trump & immigration
John Oliver's latest episode featuring Monica Lewinsky has ignited discussions on Trump, citizenship, and immigrant rights, blending humour with hard-hitting political commentary.
Page 1 of 4