The BBC Trust asked the broadcaster to scale back proposed cuts to local radio, but has approved others, including a 'new all-England programme' for stations on weekday evenings
BBC Trust publishes 2011/2012 workplan, which includes an impartiality review of the broadcaster's coverage of the Arab Spring with the findings due to be published later this summer
Director of BBC News Helen Boaden tells staff where cuts will be made, which includes the loss of three Newsnight reporters and 17 news service jobs in Radio 1 and 1Xtra
A review of BBC local radio by Radio Academy CEO John Myers recommends cutting the number of managing editors and sharing the role across stations to save costs
Strike ballot called off after broadcaster agrees to delay implementing changes to terms and conditions for new staff by nine months
A review commissioned by the BBC Trust found weaknesses in BBC Online management controls identified in 2008 have been addressed and that greater transparency has been adopted
Union announces first no-confidence vote in a BBC director general in response to the broadcaster's Delivering Quality First programme
A report by the National Audit Office identifies lessons to be learnt for further savings being taken by the BBC under the 2010 licence fee settlement
NUJ and Bectu warn of strike action before Christmas after BBC rejects proposals on Delivering Quality First cuts
Delivering Quality First cuts will cost the broadcaster's communications department 30 jobs, including four at Ariel, which will go online-only from December
Director general Mark Thompson heavily criticised by the National Union of Journalists after he told staff: 'no one is forcing you to stay'
Director of news at the BBC Helen Boaden told staff that the News group will be cutting between 700 to 800 full time posts in savings bid
BBC confirms around 2,000 jobs at risk as it outlines proposals to make savings of £670 million a year
Media union Bectu claims to have had no contact from the BBC since a 24-hour strike on Friday and is now preparing documents for its solicitors
Broadcast union BECTU has agreed to suspend its planned 24-hour strike pending the outcome of appeals by members of staff at risk of redundancy
Union announces 24-hour strike over four editors and one assistant producer due to be made redundant on 31 August
#jpod looks at the BBC strikes, speaking to NUJ members on the picket lines and Jonathan Lovett father of the chapel for the NUJ at Tindle Newspapers in Enfield, on winning concessions from management
Second strike over compulsory redundancies is due to take place on Monday with indefinite work to rule to follow
BBC director general has assured staff that no stations will be closed and there will be no full or part merger of local radio and Radio 5Live
Today programme delayed and BBC Breakfast cancelled as thousands of journalists walk out over compulsory redundancies
BBC journalists in Brighton manned a picket line from 4am as part of nation-wide strikes by NUJ members at the broadcaster
'Relatively few' users results in the closure of BBC Religion and Ethics message boards, but a blog will rise from the ashes
BBC News director Helen Boaden outlined the idea of a pooled team of journalists to staff on Tuesday, the Guardian reports
BBC Caribbean Service and the BBC Russian Service have broadcast their final programmes after seven decades of service
A week of special programmes sees the end of the BBC Russian service in March, with a live weekend programme titled Pyatiy Etazh
BBC Delivering Quality First review attempts to find ways of coping with no increase in the licence fee for the next five years through cuts
Rachel McAthy reports from the NUJ protest against cuts outside the BBC World Service offices
The BBC Trust has revealed up to 360 posts within BBC Online are to be cut by 2013 and there are plans to halve the number of 'top level domains'
BBC Director general Mark Thompson said in an interview with the Media Guardian he aims to save half a billion pounds a year by slashing overheads
The BBC strike as curated through Storify
Government funding cuts in BBC World Service funding will result in job losses at the 'staff-heavy' organisation, says Peter Horrocks, director of BBC Global News
Activists from the media and entertainment union Bectu are applying to join the National Union of Journalists so they can take part in planned strike action at the BBC over pensions
George Osbourne's comprehensive spending review outlining the changes the government has made to BBC funding is formally announced after leaks
The NUJ, BECTU and Unite hold meetings to allow members to put further questions to union officials about the BBC pensions row
The NUJ and BECTU have published a Q&A for members about the strikes over pension proposals at the BBC
BBC staff unions are expected to announce the result of a ballot for strike action following pension proposals which could see the introduction of a one per cent cap on increases in pensionable salary and the closure of the final-salary scheme to new joiners
The focus of industrial action will be the World Service's South Asian section where up to 20 positions are at risk of being cut
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