Peter Kosminsky

Peter Kosminsky, an acclaimed director and writer known for the BBC's adaptation of Wolf Hall, shares his insights on the troubled state of British television. He passionately argues for government support of public broadcasting amidst fierce competition from streaming giants. Kosminsky emphasizes the importance of storytelling in addressing societal issues and discusses the challenges of maintaining high-quality content. He also critiques the pressures on the BBC's independence and calls for a 'streamer's levy' to ensure investment in local programming.