What does BBC News do?

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is a public service broadcaster established in 1922. Originally formed as the British Broadcasting Company Ltd., it became a public corporation in 1927. The BBC is primarily funded by UK television licence fees and is recognized for its global news, entertainment, and cultural programming. The BBC has a rich history of pioneering broadcasting in the UK. It launched its first radio broadcast in 1922 and introduced the world's first regular television service in 1936. The organization operates a wide range of services, including radio programs, television channels, and digital content. Its World Service broadcasts in over 40 languages, reaching approximately 120 million listeners worldwide. The BBC emphasizes impartiality and public interest in its programming, which includes news, music, culture, sports, and education, all without advertising.