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BBC urges staff to ditch TikTok over data fears

  • Western authorities have been taking increasingly firm approach to TikTok
  • They cite fears that user data could be used or abused by Chinese officials
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BBC football commentator Lineker returns after suspension for criticizing government

By Reuters ·

BBC reverses Gary Lineker suspension for Twitter post

By AP ·

Lineker to ‘step back’ from BBC presenting after migration row

By Reuters ·

Afghan journalists win case against UK government over relocation

By Reuters ·

Whistleblower sacked for speaking out on withdrawal from Afghanistan takes UK government to court

By Arab News ·

Tory peer gets flak for letter to BBC asking if Pakistani staff behind Modi film

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India's top court to consider cases against block on BBC documentary on Modi

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India blocks ‘hostile’ BBC documentary on PM Modi

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BBC announces job losses at World Service

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BBC pays ‘substantial’ damages to royal nanny over Diana interview

By AFP ·

BBC to resume English-language reporting from Russia

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BBC halts reporting in Russia after new law passes

By Reuters ·

BBC says Sudan arrested 3 of its journalists amid protests

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UK government to cut funding for BBC: Mail on Sunday report

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Kenya police launch murder probe into BBC staffer's death

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Moscow denies BBC reporter’s expulsion is media crackdown

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Russia tells BBC journalist to go home in row with Britain: state TV

By Reuters ·

US condemns ‘harassment’ of foreign journalists in China

By AFP ·

BBC calls on Chinese government to stop attacks on foreign journalists

By Arab News ·

BBC appeals to UN over Iran’s harassment of Persian staff

By Arab News ·

UK health minister sorry for breaching COVID guidelines, PM says ‘matter closed’

By Reuters ·

BBC under pressure over Diana interview after princes launch scathing attack

By Reuters ·

BBC under fire after inquiry finds reporter was ‘deceitful’ in securing Diana interview

By Arab News ·

BBC receives nearly 110,000 complaints about Prince Philip coverage

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