British Broadcasting Corporation

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on Tuesday apologised for any offence caused and rectified what it termed as the "mistaken use of an inaccurate map of India", which had the boundaries of Jammu and Kashmir entirely missing, triggering a formal letter of complaint by Labour Party MP Virendra Sharma.

The British Broadcasting Corporation on Wednesday said it will axe 450 newsroom jobs as part of plans to adapt "to changing audience needs" and meet its savings target.

The British Broadcasting Corporation has asked the White House for a review of security arrangements after a BBC cameraman was assaulted at a Donald Trump rally.

The chief of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has reportedly received death threats after his decision to sack the network's popular motoring-show host Jeremy Clarkson, forcing the Scotland Yard to investigate the claims.

Activist Ketan Dixit, who held screenings of the banned documentary India's Daughter in Agra and Delhi, has been arrested by the Delhi Police. He was later produced at a local court and was granted bail.

The government has served a legal notice to the British Broadcasting Corporation or BBC, which telecast the documentary 'India's Daughter', in the UK and other countries on Wednesday night. The film has been banned in India; video links to it were removed from YouTube this evening.

Video links to the documentary, 'India's Daughter', banned in India and telecast by the British Broadcasting Corporation, or BBC, on Wednesday night in the UK and other countries, have been removed from Google's video sharing site, YouTube, a senior government official has said. A legal notice has also been sent to the BBC.

The Home Ministry, sources said, has sent a copy of the court order prohibiting the telecast of the documentary "India's Daughters," to the British Broadcasting Corporation or BBC, which aired it on Wednesday night in the UK and other countries.

The British Broadcasting Corporation, or BBC, on Wednesday night aired the documentary based on the December 2012 Delhi gang-rape by filmmaker Leslee Udwin in the UK and other countries.

The British Broadcasting Corporation, or BBC, has said it will air the documentary by Leslee Udwin based on the December 2012 Delhi gang-rape at 10 pm GMT on March 4.

The BBC has obtained a series of text messages in which Swedish-Indian Anni Dewani, who was murdered while on her honeymoon in South Africa in 2010, expressed doubts over her troubled relationship with British-Indian husband Shrien.

A total of 50 serving and veteran British soldiers committed suicide last year, more than were killed fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan, according to figures reported on Sunday.

England's Queen Elizabeth II made a show-stopping appearance live on the BBC news today as she officially opened the corporation's new headquarters, pressing ahead with engagements as her husband Prince Philip awaited exploratory surgery.

The BBC's commercial arm is selling the Lonely Planet travel guide business to a US media firm at a loss of almost 80 million pounds ($121 million, 93 million euros), the British broadcaster said on Tuesday.

Journalists at the British Broadcasting Corporation are planning to go on a one-day nationwide strike next week over job cuts, the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) said on Monday.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on Tuesday apologised for any offence caused and rectified what it termed as the "mistaken use of an inaccurate map of India", which had the boundaries of Jammu and Kashmir entirely missing, triggering a formal letter of complaint by Labour Party MP Virendra Sharma.

The British Broadcasting Corporation on Wednesday said it will axe 450 newsroom jobs as part of plans to adapt "to changing audience needs" and meet its savings target.

The British Broadcasting Corporation has asked the White House for a review of security arrangements after a BBC cameraman was assaulted at a Donald Trump rally.

The chief of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has reportedly received death threats after his decision to sack the network's popular motoring-show host Jeremy Clarkson, forcing the Scotland Yard to investigate the claims.

Activist Ketan Dixit, who held screenings of the banned documentary India's Daughter in Agra and Delhi, has been arrested by the Delhi Police. He was later produced at a local court and was granted bail.

The government has served a legal notice to the British Broadcasting Corporation or BBC, which telecast the documentary 'India's Daughter', in the UK and other countries on Wednesday night. The film has been banned in India; video links to it were removed from YouTube this evening.

Video links to the documentary, 'India's Daughter', banned in India and telecast by the British Broadcasting Corporation, or BBC, on Wednesday night in the UK and other countries, have been removed from Google's video sharing site, YouTube, a senior government official has said. A legal notice has also been sent to the BBC.

The Home Ministry, sources said, has sent a copy of the court order prohibiting the telecast of the documentary "India's Daughters," to the British Broadcasting Corporation or BBC, which aired it on Wednesday night in the UK and other countries.

The British Broadcasting Corporation, or BBC, on Wednesday night aired the documentary based on the December 2012 Delhi gang-rape by filmmaker Leslee Udwin in the UK and other countries.

The British Broadcasting Corporation, or BBC, has said it will air the documentary by Leslee Udwin based on the December 2012 Delhi gang-rape at 10 pm GMT on March 4.

The BBC has obtained a series of text messages in which Swedish-Indian Anni Dewani, who was murdered while on her honeymoon in South Africa in 2010, expressed doubts over her troubled relationship with British-Indian husband Shrien.

A total of 50 serving and veteran British soldiers committed suicide last year, more than were killed fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan, according to figures reported on Sunday.

England's Queen Elizabeth II made a show-stopping appearance live on the BBC news today as she officially opened the corporation's new headquarters, pressing ahead with engagements as her husband Prince Philip awaited exploratory surgery.

The BBC's commercial arm is selling the Lonely Planet travel guide business to a US media firm at a loss of almost 80 million pounds ($121 million, 93 million euros), the British broadcaster said on Tuesday.

Journalists at the British Broadcasting Corporation are planning to go on a one-day nationwide strike next week over job cuts, the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) said on Monday.