In the Public Interest

Giving the BBC’s wavelengths to commercial radio doesn’t create competition, it just makes a different monopoly, says Ian Trethowan

The BBC is already making and showing in peak time the programmes you complain they don’t do, says Paul Fox

The people who say BBCtv programmes are too populist don’t appear to have watched any, says Huw Wheldon

A BBC that does popular and minority programmes, or, as commercial competitors want, a BBC that only does minority interest shows?

Closedown BBC local radio to replace it with the new Independent Local Radio? Not on my watch, says the BBC Director-General

In the Public Interest 1/6: Charles Curran on the BBC’s costs