Broadcasting House
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| Address | Portland Place |
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| London | |
| W1A 1AA | |
| Locations | London |
| Construction started | November 21, 1928 |
| Alternative names | BH, BBC Broadcasting House |
| Architects | George Val Myer |
| Richard MacCormac | |
| Raymond McGrath | |
| Did you know | It houses BBC Radio, News and World Service. |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1190860 |
About Broadcasting House
Broadcasting House is the headquarters of the BBC, in Portland Place and Langham Place, London. The first radio broadcast from the building was made on 15 March 1932, and the building was officially opened two months later, on 15 May.
Where is the Broadcasting House
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... Sunday Times media editor Rosamund Urwin, who worked on the story, told BBC Radio 4 s Broadcasting House there were " a lot of questions to be answered" by TV companies...
Labour rules out wealth tax if party wins next election
... Meanwhile, Labour Party chair Anneliese Dodds defended Labour s decision to rule out a wealth tax, telling BBC Radio 4 s Broadcasting House programme the party wanted to be " very careful with tax policy"...
Nadine Dorries resigns: Labour and Lib Dems gear up for by-election battle
... Senior Tory Caroline Nokes was left unimpressed by her remarks, telling BBC Radio 4 s Broadcasting House: " I am not planning on wasting a second more of my life thinking about Nadine Dorries...
Lucy Letby inquiry should be led by judge, committee chair says
... " I think a judge-led statutory inquiry is in order here, " Mr Brine told BBC Radio 4 s Broadcasting House programme...
BBC presenter row: Key questions remain for corporation and The Sun
... But the pressure on Mr Davie and the corporation is intense, with media crews training their cameras on New Broadcasting House in central London for days now...
The tech flaw that lets hackers control surveillance cameras
... How easy is it to hack them and what does it mean for our security? In a darkened studio inside the BBC s Broadcasting House in London, a man sits at his laptop and enters his password...
Adjoa Andoh: Ofcom will not take action over 'terribly white' comment on ITV
... She also often appears as a commentator on news programmes, including BBC Radio 4 s Broadcasting House...
Labour rules out wealth tax if party wins next election
By Nathan Williams & Iain Watson, political correspondent BBC News
Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves has ruled out any version of a wealth tax on the richest In Society should Labour win The Next general election.
She extra money for public services would have to come from Economic Growth .
Ms Reeves confirmed Labour would not target expensive houses, increase capital gains tax or put up The Top rate of Income Tax .
" I don't see The Way to prosperity as being through taxation, " She Said .
The Shadow chancellor told the newspaper Labour would instead do " whatever it takes" to attract business investment into the UK.
The Interview comes as Labour steps up efforts to demonstrate it can be trusted with the Economy - and further distance itself from the policies of former leader Jeremy Corbyn - ahead of an election that is expected next year.
Ms Reeves also told the Sunday Telegraph her preparations for government include " spending an awful lot of time with businesses".
Labour says it has it has attracted a surge of interest from businesses at its key party conference, which takes place in October. The Party said The Number of attendees at its business forum has gone up by 50% in a year.
The Party 's leadership has been insisting for some time that it will not make unfunded spending commitments.
But The Left has said Labour should instead raise taxes, rather than lower its sights - and left-wing campaign group Momentum described the latest move as " shameful".
The Group on X, formerly Twitter: " Wealth taxes are hugely popular. This is a Labour Leadership in hock to corporate interests. "
Labour's strategists are content to provoke the ire of The Left , partly as a way to emphasise how far The Party has changed since the Corbyn era.
But they are also trying to insulate Labour from anticipated Conservative attacks at The Next election.
By explicitly ruling out tax options, they believe this will blunt Tory warnings of a Labour tax bombshell to come.
The Conservatives, though, have accused Labour of taking people for fools, arguing that even The Party 's existing policies would push taxes up.
Meanwhile, Labour Party chair Anneliese Dodds defended Labour's decision to rule out a wealth tax, telling BBC Radio 4 's Broadcasting House programme The Party wanted to be " very careful with tax policy".
Ms Dodds said Labour wanted to avoid what She Said was " economic chaos" under the Conservatives, " particularly following the mini-budget" under Liz Truss . She Said Labour wanted to " rebuild" investors' confidence in the UK Economy .
Ms Dodds also said Labour would make " different choices from the Conservatives" highlighting The Party 's plans to raise funds by and.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
