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BBC in the news, Monday

Host Host | 10:18 UK time, Monday, 30 July 2007

The Guardian: Reports a poll which indicates that public trust in the BBC has fallen sharply in the wake of recent scandals. (link)

The Telegraph: "The BBC's long-awaited internet TV service - iPlayer - has successfully passed its most important test: remaining fully-functional for its first 48 hours." (link)

The Independent: A reporter spends a day with the Ten O'Clock News team. (link)

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  • The Independent

    Interview with Newsnight editor, Peter Rippon after his first year in the job.

  • The Guardian

    The BBC's director of global news, Richard Sambrook, is leaving the corporation.

  • The Independent

    BBC director general Mark Thompson has indicated that some digital and radio services maybe cut after 2012.

  • Financial Times

    "The BBC's senior managers will decide the destiny of its commercial arm BBC Worldwide in the coming months."

  • The Guardian

    The BBC Trust chairman Sir Michael Lyons has said the BBC will not charge for online news.

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