British Broadcasting Corporation
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is a public service broadcaster in the United Kingdom, with its headquarters in London. It was founded in 1922 and operates a number of television, radio, and online services.
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It was founded in 1922 and operates a number of television, radio, and online services. The BBC's main responsibility is to provide impartial and accurate information to the public, across a wide range of topics such as news, current affairs, entertainment, and education. It is funded through a license fee paid by UK households that own a television or watch live broadcasts. The BBC is widely regarded for its high-quality journalism and programming, and it is known for producing popular shows like Doctor Who, Sherlock, and Top Gear. The corporation has faced various controversies throughout its history, including allegations of biased reporting and editorial influence. Despite this, the BBC remains a highly respected institution both within the UK and globally.