"How long will it be before an AI-distorted headline causes significant real-world harm?" Research uncovers troubling flaw in ...

BBC News chief Deborah Turness is understood to have watched the controversial Gaza documentary weeks before broadcast but failed to question its content. The senior executive attended a special ...

The International Centre of Justice for Palestinians has lodged a formal complaint against the BBC for taking down the documentary and "suppressing the testimony of Palestinians". It says the deputy ...

Deborah Turness, Chief Executive of BBC News and Current Affairs, watched Gaza: How to Survive a War Zone at a private screening almost three weeks before it was aired. And now it has emerged 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.

Pro-Israel protestors are in uproar after discovering one of the 13-year-old subjects of the BBC's 'Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone', now pulled from iPlayer, is the son of Hamas' deputy minister of ...

Deborah Turness, CEO of BBC News and Current Affairs, expressed concern over these findings. In a blog post, she emphasized that while AI offers "endless opportunities," the technology's current ...

Loss of talent, a liberal world view and a failure to keep up with competitors are among the BBC’s problems – and it has a ...

The letter was sent to Director General Tim Davie, content chief Charlotte Moore and BBC News boss Deborah Turness earlier today, urging an investigation after documentary about children in Gaza ...