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BBC News is an operational business division of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) responsible for the gathering and broadcasting of news and current affairs. The department is the world's largest broadcast news organisation and generates about 120 hours of radio and television output each day, as well as online news coverage.

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Featured Writers

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Christina Ong

Broadcast Journalist and Researcher

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Mark Smith

I'm a journalist, copywriter, author and communications professional based in England. Since 2005 I've written for some of the world's largest publications in print and online as well as for …

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Hadley Stewart

Journalist and broadcaster.

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Jake Loader

Jake Loader is a freelance journalist studying journalism at the University of Sheffield. He is editor-in-chief of The Tab Sheffield with stories in a number of outlets, including The Telegraph, …

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Rhi Storer

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Ruth Huntman Freelance Journalist

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Latest Articles

Radio 1's Big Weekend will bring success for Luton, locals told

Luton Borough Council estimates the festival, headlined by Coldplay, Raye and Chase & Status, could bring £4m to the town's economy. About 100,000 tickets have been sold for the spectacle, which will be held at Stockwood Park in the town on 24-26 May. Gerard McCleave, the authority's corporate director for …
By Holly Nichols
• BBC News

Residents' views of Universal resort in Bedfordshire

'It's really exciting for the college' 'I don't want to look out of my window and see a rollercoaster' 'My only concern is the infrastructure' 'I think it can only be good for everyone' 'We can support Universal with apprenticeships' 'It will bring in tourists'
By Holly Nichols
• BBC News

Bread of Heaven: Sale of church where writer is buried postponed

It is one of the most instantly recognisable Welsh songs, heard in chapels, at weddings and in rugby stadiums for well over a century. Calls have now been made to preserve the final resting place of the writer who gave Bread of Heaven to the world. Ann Griffiths, who wrote …
By Georgia Ferda
• BBC News