Pew News Media Tracker: BBC News
- 79% of Americans have heard of BBC News
- 21% of Americans say they regularly get news there
- 35% of Americans say they trust BBC News as a source of news
- 13% of Americans say they distrust it
Read more in the accompanying report. Refer to the methodology and frequently asked questions for more details, including how we chose these 30 sources.
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