The BBC plans to shrink its budget by 10% by 2029, with most cuts kicking in from April 2027.
There's also a leadership shake-up: former Google executive Matt Brittin is set to step in as director general after Tim Davie and Deborah Turness stepped down following a documentary controversy.
Meanwhile, how the BBC gets its funding (a £180 annual license fee) is under review as the government looks for ways to keep it sustainable for the future.