The BBC's World Service is respected as a source of reliable, unbiased journalism in countries around the world, but the corporation is now hoping to expand its influence in countries where freedom of speech and of the press is often stifled.
Outlining his vision for the future of the organisation today, the BBC's director-general Tony Hall stressed that the World Service would not only continue to serve audiences abroad, but would introduce new services in countries where state influence over the media curtails true freedom of speech.
By: Katie Collins,
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