Blog posts by year and monthSeptember 2018
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Working with babies, Noah and Oliver
Beautiful seven-month-old baby twins, Noah and Oliver make their network television debut this Sunday on BBC One, playing (between them) the character of Baby Noah Robertson in our drama series, The Cry.
Round up week 39 (22-28 September)
A round up of BBC announcements, press releases and blogs, plus some highlights from our TV, radio and online output from the last week.
Take the opportunities and see where they take you: a year as a BBC apprentice
I can’t easily put into words the past year because I don’t think I would do the experience justice. I can say that I’ve enjoyed every moment, and it’s hard to describe the adrenaline of making live TV for a week or the excitement of friends and family seeing your end-of-programme credit when yo...
'If Europe's ports are underwater, Brexit may seem less important': we're expanding climate change coverage
From 3 October The World Tonight on BBC Radio 4 and Newshour on BBC World Service will be covering climate change every week.
BBC iPlayer Highlights 29 September-5 October 2018
A quick round up of what's new this week on BBC iPlayer, programmes that are about to become unavailable, plus some hidden gems you might have missed.
North and South: a year of BBC News Korean
If your view of the world were shaped by the North Korean newspapers - they are available online, and I look at them every day - Kim Jong-un would certainly be at its centre.
Tackling fake news all the year round and internationally: BBC School Report expands
More than 2,000 young people have learned journalistic skills and how to spot fake news this summer, as part of BBC School Report roadshows.
Morecambe And Wise: undiscovered
The 60th anniversary of the first transmission of the Morecambe and Wise Show on the BBC has led to a review of the images available to BBC Staff and external customers. Many images had already been scanned in, however we found many had never been seen before and this was the focus of the projec...
Delivering a vibrant future for UK radio
Last week Tony Hall talked about an ’agile, creative, bold’ future for the BBC, including its online services, ‘made available and relevant to everyone’. Today the radio industry meets in central London for the Drive to Digital conference looking at the future of radio.
Tearing up the running order: what it's like as a Radio 5 live producer
I get in around 8am, an hour before the rest of the Drive team. We generally have a blank canvass with nothing in the programme apart from the odd pre-planned piece, so we’ve got nearly three hours of radio to fill each day.