BBC World Service has announced that Leila Nathoo and Rajini Vaidyanathan will join the Newshour presenting line-up in the ...

The U.K. public broadcaster says seven more language services will become digital-only. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor The BBC World Service has outlined plans “to accelerate its digital ...

If you’ve ever owned a shortwave radio, you’ve probably listened at least a little to the BBC World Service. After all, they are a major broadcasting force, and with the British Empire or the ...

The six part BBC World Service series tells Evil Corp’s origin story and takes listeners inside the long-running international investigation to stop them As the BBC's Cyber correspondent, I've been ...

Georgia's authorities used a World War One-era chemical weapon to quell anti-government protesters last year, evidence gathered by the BBC suggests.

The BBC World Service has extended its partnership with Zeno Media to make BBC World Service and BBC News Hausa content available on Zeno.FM We are excited to grow our partnership with Zeno, expanding ...

The BBC celebrates its 100th birthday on October 18, 2022. It comes as the institution faces increasing competition for audiences from global entertainment providers, anxieties about the ...

BBC bosses are calling for the defence budget to be used to help pay for the World Service as aspects of its work are vital for national security, it has been reported. Senior executives at the ...

Anne Soy will co-present Newsday from Nairobi and Focus on Africa will relocate These changes are pivotal to our trusted news offer for audiences across the African continent and around the world. We ...

At the same time, no service can be completely secure - if you have any concerns that your BBC account or personal ...

China's broadcasting regulator has banned the BBC World Service from airing there, according to a report in Chinese state media. The news follows a move by Britain's communications regulator last week ...

It began in 1932 as the “BBC Empire Service” — making radio broadcasts via globe-girdling shortwave to the far-flung territories ruled under the British Crown. Subsequently, what is now the BBC World ...