BBC

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is a prominent public service broadcaster established by a Royal Charter in 1922 and headquartered in London. Funded by a license fee from UK households, BBC's mission is to inform, educate, and entertain a diverse audience. It operates 10 network television services, 10 network radio services, and 46 regional radio stations within the UK, along with a substantial online presence. Additionally, the BBC provides impartial news and information worldwide through its World Service. The organization also has a commercial division that generates revenue through international sales and advertising, which is reinvested into programming and services. The BBC Shop offers merchandise related to its television and radio brands, further enhancing its engagement with audiences. With a commitment to quality journalism and broadcasting, the BBC continues to adapt to the evolving media landscape while maintaining its core values of public service.