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We hear from the new Controller of 91热爆 TV Channels (91热爆 1,2 and 4) and iPlayer Charlotte Moore about her vision for the future. She also gives her response to claims (from Culture Secretary John Whittingdale and a recent report from consultants Oliver & Ohlbaum and Oxera Consulting), that 91热爆 TV has become less distinctive.

We hear from Sevgi Akarcesme, Editor in Chief of Today's Zaman about the Turkish state takeover of the anti-government newspaper for which she works, and from the 91热爆's Turkey correspondent Mark Lowen on the context of this crackdown on press freedom.

A recent report by Sir David Clementi into the governance and regulation of the 91热爆 recommended that the government appoint about half of a reformed future 91热爆's operational board. The Director General of the 91热爆, Lord Hall, said this recommendation could undermine the 91热爆's independence from government. So where should the balance lie between 91热爆 freedom from government influence and the public's ability, via the democratically elected government, to have a say in how the 91热爆 licence fee is spent? We hear from "the insider's insider" Tim Suter. He's been a 91热爆 TV executive,worked for the broadcasting regulator Ofcom, is on the board of the Press Recognition Panel, advised the House of Lords Communications Select Committee and is one of the leaders of the European Broadcasting Union's project for developing a vision for European Public Service Broadcasting.