More than 100 giants of the film industry have called for the BBC to reverse its decision to cancel The Film Programme on Radio 4. 

The new show, called Sitting on a Fortune, will centre around contestants positioning themselves in a row of seats to answer questions, with a cash prize of up to £100,000.

The BBC has unveiled a new opportunity offering six young artists support and funding in producing podcasts that highlight unheard stories.

The page on the educational website has been changed only to explain the negative effects of climate change after outrage from social media. 

The BBC is making hundreds of its Shakespeare programmes available free to schools, colleges and universities across the UK.

The Home Essentials package, which will launch next month, will offer fibre broadband to households in receipt of universal credit for £15 a month.

Who did it best, and why?

A review of Sian Keen’s New Creatives audio project We Don’t Know What To Tell You, It’s Clearly Just Weight Related, which tackles body shaming of patients perpetuated by medical professionals.

Sir Tim Berners-Lee, who created the world wide web in 1989, has stated in a letter that too many young people do not have internet access, highlighting the importance of internet connectivity as a basic human right.

The BBC is helping students keep up with studies by releasing school materials on TV, iPlayer and online

We speak to Comfort Adeneye, creator of Top Wavers, about the inspiration and process behind the film. 

“Have you ever wondered why it is always the men who sell us meat in butcher shops yet in the kitchen it is the women who yield the knives and then cut, prep and cook the meat?”