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The Derbyshire show's award-winning investigations included an expose on sexual abuse in football
Two fresh proposals have run aground. These are external links and will open in a new windowThe Andrew Neil Show will disappear from BBC schedules as part of cuts to the corporation's news operation.The political discussion programme had already been off the air during the Covid-19 crisis and will not return.
"The BBC announced in 2016 that it needed to save £800m, with around £80m of that figure coming from News.Just over £40m - around half of the savings required - has been found over the past four years.In January, the corporation announced plans to close 450 jobs, as well as programmes like BBC Two's highly-regarded Victoria Derbyshire show.At the same time, the BBC delayed a decision to end free TV licences for the over-75s. The BBC News Channel and BBC World will continue to share some output in the mornings and evenings, as they have done during the Covid-19 crisis, although they will remain separate channels.Radio 4 programme In Business will close, as will the Business Live page on the BBC News Website, while bespoke business news bulletins on the BBC News channel will be reduced.On BBC World Service, World Update and The World This Week will end, while daily current affairs show Newsday will shorten in length.The BBC also said it would close most of its social accounts to focus on core services like One of Neil’s former programmes, lunchtime TV show Politics Live, will return four days a week after being rested during the pandemic.More than 100 MPs and peers recently wrote to the BBC, arguing that axing it permanently would “seriously harm the ability of the BBC to scrutinise and explain” politics.The BBC says it will have fewer reporters overall, but that a new commissioning system (which was partly implemented during the Covid-19 crisis) will make sure coverage is better co-ordinated.More interviews will be conducted by Skype, Zoom and other video technologies, meaning there’s less reliance on satellite trucks and radio cars.A new original journalism team will also be created, incorporating several staff from the Victoria Derbyshire show, to pursue under-reported and exclusive stories. "Face coverings will be needed in more places, but shielding and workplace advice remain the same. That contributed to a further budget shortfall, meaning that the number of proposed job losses in news has increased by 70 posts.Neil has been one of the BBC's top political broadcasters over the past two decades on shows like This Week and Daily Politics.The Andrew Neil Show began in autumn 2019 in the run-up to the general election and the UK's departure from the European Union.
“The Andrew Neil Show will not be returning but we’re in discussions about a new interview series on BBC One.” That show was originally commissioned because of an intervention by Tony Hall, but he is leaving as director general in September.The BBC says Neil’s in-depth interviews are still key to its coverage, and they would like to find a slot on BBC One for those interviews.There is no one correct way to conduct interviews.
Neil is known as one of the BBC’s most ferocious political interviewers The coronavirus pandemic means the BBC must save a further £125m this year The Derbyshire show’s award-winning investigations included an expose on sexual abuse in football We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website.
The Derbyshire show's award-winning investigations included an expose on sexual abuse in football
Two fresh proposals have run aground. These are external links and will open in a new windowThe Andrew Neil Show will disappear from BBC schedules as part of cuts to the corporation's news operation.The political discussion programme had already been off the air during the Covid-19 crisis and will not return.
"The BBC announced in 2016 that it needed to save £800m, with around £80m of that figure coming from News.Just over £40m - around half of the savings required - has been found over the past four years.In January, the corporation announced plans to close 450 jobs, as well as programmes like BBC Two's highly-regarded Victoria Derbyshire show.At the same time, the BBC delayed a decision to end free TV licences for the over-75s. The BBC News Channel and BBC World will continue to share some output in the mornings and evenings, as they have done during the Covid-19 crisis, although they will remain separate channels.Radio 4 programme In Business will close, as will the Business Live page on the BBC News Website, while bespoke business news bulletins on the BBC News channel will be reduced.On BBC World Service, World Update and The World This Week will end, while daily current affairs show Newsday will shorten in length.The BBC also said it would close most of its social accounts to focus on core services like One of Neil’s former programmes, lunchtime TV show Politics Live, will return four days a week after being rested during the pandemic.More than 100 MPs and peers recently wrote to the BBC, arguing that axing it permanently would “seriously harm the ability of the BBC to scrutinise and explain” politics.The BBC says it will have fewer reporters overall, but that a new commissioning system (which was partly implemented during the Covid-19 crisis) will make sure coverage is better co-ordinated.More interviews will be conducted by Skype, Zoom and other video technologies, meaning there’s less reliance on satellite trucks and radio cars.A new original journalism team will also be created, incorporating several staff from the Victoria Derbyshire show, to pursue under-reported and exclusive stories. "Face coverings will be needed in more places, but shielding and workplace advice remain the same. That contributed to a further budget shortfall, meaning that the number of proposed job losses in news has increased by 70 posts.Neil has been one of the BBC's top political broadcasters over the past two decades on shows like This Week and Daily Politics.The Andrew Neil Show began in autumn 2019 in the run-up to the general election and the UK's departure from the European Union.
“The Andrew Neil Show will not be returning but we’re in discussions about a new interview series on BBC One.” That show was originally commissioned because of an intervention by Tony Hall, but he is leaving as director general in September.The BBC says Neil’s in-depth interviews are still key to its coverage, and they would like to find a slot on BBC One for those interviews.There is no one correct way to conduct interviews.
Neil is known as one of the BBC’s most ferocious political interviewers The coronavirus pandemic means the BBC must save a further £125m this year The Derbyshire show’s award-winning investigations included an expose on sexual abuse in football We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website.