24-hour strike in protest against proposed cuts to BBC local radio output

The transcript discusses a strike by BBC workers due to proposed changes affecting local radio services. The workers argue that the shift towards digital services should not come at the expense of local radio, which serves underserved communities. They emphasize the importance of local radio during events like elections and the King's coronation. The workers have tried negotiating with the BBC but have been forced to strike to maintain professional standards. They call for a balance between digital and local services and urge the BBC to reconsider its plans.

What was the main reason for the BBC workers' strike?

• To demand higher wages

• To reduce working hours

• To protest against digital services

• To maintain local radio services

What percentage of members supported the strike action?

• 75%

• 83%

• 68%

• 90%

What is the BBC's current strategy that is causing concern?

• Local-first strategy

• Digital-first strategy

• Television-first strategy

• Radio-first strategy

What is the concern regarding program sharing among local radio stations?

• It will lead to more diverse content

• It will result in excessive uniformity

• It will improve service quality

• It will increase local engagement

What role do MPs play in the ongoing issue with the BBC?

• They are funding local radio stations

• They are negotiating directly with the BBC

• They are putting pressure on the government

• They are organizing the strike