The BBC has called the ongoing controversy over a documentary on Gaza a really, really bad moment, admitting the film's failings are a dagger to the heart of the corporation's impartiality.

The corporation removed the documentary from the BBC’s on demand service after it emerged that the child narrator is the son ...

Counter-terror police are assessing complaints about a BBC documentary on Gaza which featured the son of a Hamas official. An internal review by the broadcaster into Gaza: How To Survive A Warzone ...

This admission has raised alarms about the BBC's editorial standards and its potential biases concerning sensitive global issues. The documentary was removed from the iPlayer platform after ...

Labour councillor Alan Gardiner made the gesture while laughing and repeating "I'm a fascist, I'm a fascist, I'm a fascist." ...

Counter Terrorism police are "assessing" whether "police action" is required after the BBC admitted paying family members of ...

GB News presenters Ben Leo and Nana Akua have called for Gary Lineker to apologise over a BBC Gaza documentary that was ...

Elsewhere, the likes of Mike Leigh, Riz Ahmed and Khalid Abdalla are among artists calling on the BBC to re-install 'Gaza: ...

The production company behind the film admitted to giving money to the mother of a narrator, the son of a Hamas official.

The BBC apologised on Thursday for "serious flaws" in the making of a Gaza documentary after it emerged that the child ...

The BBC has apologised for "serious flaws" in the production of a controversial Gaza documentary after it emerged one of the ...