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  • The BBC brings a local Question Time to Egypt and Tunisia
    by Naglaa El-Emary
    ''It took me more than 300km to come here and ask my question. And so I will.'' These were the words of a young Tunisian student taking part in Saat Hisab, the Arabic version of the BBC's flagship Question Time....


 
The World in 2012?

The Economist's Daniel Franklin makes predictions and assesses some of the challenges for the year ahead.

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Reporting the Royals

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (credit: Press Association/Fiona Hanson).

BBC correspondent Peter Hunt and Buckingham Palace press officer Ed Perkins offer tips and advice on how to report the Royal Family.

There's also a quiz to test your knowledge of the British Monarchy.



Radio 4's Gwyneth Williams

Gwyneth Williams.

Gwyneth Williams, controller of BBC Radio 4, is in charge of an institution which many people care passionately about.

In a joint event with the Media Society, she spoke to Telegraph radio critic Gillian Reynolds about the challenges, pitfalls and expectations of her role.




White City Building.

About the College

Who we are and what we do.

David Dimbleby and Nick Robinson.

Ways to Get a Job at the BBC

Routes into BBC journalism.

Trainee journalists.

Training BBC Journalists

Two courses on offer at the BBC.

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