BBC Broadcasting During WWII: Adaptation and Integrity

This chapter explores how BBC broadcasting evolved during World War II, focusing on the shift to a unified Home Service amidst security concerns and the need for accurate public information. It contrasts the BBC's commitment to truthful reporting with the enticing propaganda from the Axis powers, while also addressing censorship's impact on content. The chapter highlights the BBC's innovative programming aimed at maintaining morale and providing support for the British public during the challenging wartime conditions.