The strange saga of Dudley and the BBC

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The BBC1 programme on comedian and musician Dudley Moore, who is suffering from a degenerative illness, attracted considerable controversy. In particular, there has been debate about claims that this programme contained the last interview that Moore would ever give.

Media coverage, Moore, Dudley

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The man who wants black and white TV

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It is vital to reflect the concerns of the UK's different ethnic groups, according to BBC head of news and current affairs Tony Hall. He emphasizes that the shift towards diversity will go deeper than merely news reporting.

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A cure for a pain in the arts

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The BBC's arts programming is set to improve, according to Controller Arts Commissioning and Digital Channels Roly Keating. He regards himself as a modernizer.

United Kingdom, Executive changes & profiles, Radio and Television Broadcasting, Radio & TV Broadcasting, Planning, Officials and employees, Interview, Broadcasting industry, Broadcasting, Keating, Roly

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