Designed by G Val Myer and built in 1932, Broadcasting House was the BBC's first purpose-built home for radio broadcasting. It is situated in central London between Oxford Street and Regents Park ...

The artist made a plastercast of Room 101 of the BBC's Broadcasting House, widely believed to have been the office adopted for his torture chamber. The cast goes on display to the public at London's V ...

A BBC spokesperson added: ‘We wouldn’t comment on security matters, but the BBC remains committed to public access and engagement to London Broadcasting House, and this application is simply ...

Westminster City Council heard Broadcasting House had been the target of 158 incidents so far this year, with BBC staff harassed on the street Public access to parts of the BBC's London ...

The BBC's landmark central London premises, Broadcasting House, officially opened on 15 May 1932. It was designed by Val Myer, with the BBC's civil engineer Marmaduke Tudsbery.

Image: Bomb damage to Broadcasting House. On 15 October 1940 a delayed-action 225kg bomb smashed through a seventh floor window of Broadcasting House in central London, before coming to rest in ...

The BBC's landmark central London premises, Broadcasting House, officially opened on 15 May 1932. It was designed by Val Myer, with the BBC's civil engineer Marmaduke Tudsbery.

Bombing of Broadcasting House - 15 October 1940 A bomb lands on the BBC's headquarters, killing 4 men and 3 women. The Queen’s Hall destroyed by bombing - 10 May 1941 ...