"Presenting the first PM from New Broadcasting House, I looked up from my tear-stained desk to see a veritable Who’s That of BBC execs"

BBC1 controller is named as part of Tony Hall’s new senior executive team, which also includes former Times editor James Harding as director of news

The veteran journalist, who resigned from the newspaper in 2012, will begin his new role in August

Incoming boss says BBC's "best days lie ahead of us"

Staffers at what used to be "the official organ of the BBC" share their memories of British TV's most iconic building

"Let the radio hum with Brummie and the TV crackle with the way they talk by the Tees, because if the BBC talks like me and you, then you and I will know it’s really ours"

The Corporation believes that the Chinese authorities are censoring output from World Service English

The new subscription-free venture launches on Tuesday 26 March and will replace the existing BBC HD channel

BBC1's Breakfast and Radio 4's Today cancelled due to industrial action, with The World at One, PM and The World Tonight also taken off air and other output affected

"A retired BBC mogul explained, with a hand on my thigh, that I should stick to producing because women’s voices were either 'childish, vampy, mumsy or schoolmarm,'" says Libby Purves