THE BBC’S most senior news boss reportedly watched its controversial Gaza documentary weeks before it was broadcast. Deborah Turness, the chief executive of BBC News and Current Affairs, is said ...

The most senior news executive at the BBC watched its controversial Gaza documentary before it was broadcast but failed to ...

defective content that presents itself as fact,” BBC News and Current Affairs CEO Deborah Turness wrote in a blog post. “In what can feel like a chaotic world, it surely cannot be right that ...

BBC News chief Deborah Turness is understood to have watched the controversial Gaza documentary weeks before broadcast but ...

Deborah Turness said the BBC was hoping to “open up a new conversation with AI tech providers” on the issue, with the aim of finding solutions to so-called distortions in AI chatbot responses.

Disinformation. By now we are all aware of its polarising effects and real world consequences. But how many of us are aware of the new and growing threat to trusted information that’s emerging f ...

defective content that presents itself as fact,” BBC News and Current Affairs CEO Deborah Turness wrote in a blog post. “In what can feel like a chaotic world, it surely cannot be right that ...

Deborah Turness, the chief executive of BBC News and Current Affairs, is said to have sat through a screening almost three weeks before the airing of Gaza: How to Survive a War Zone last month.