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BBC News, a division of the British Broadcasting Corporation, is the world's largest broadcast news organization. It produces approximately 120 hours of radio, television, and online news content daily. With over 5,500 journalists, including 250 foreign correspondents in 50 bureaus, the BBC delivers news and current affairs both in the UK and internationally. Deborah Turness has been the CEO of BBC News and Current Affairs since September 2022.
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