Army accused of covering up war crimes in Afghanistan and Iraq
The Government and the Army have been accused of covering up the killing of children in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Prince Andrew’s BBC interview likened to ‘a plane crashing into an oil tanker’
Prince Andrew’s Saturday night interview with the BBC’s Newsnight may not have been the reputation saver he expected, but it gave people on social media plenty to talk about.
Duke could not have slept with accuser ‘because he was at Pizza Express’
The Duke of York claims he could not have had sex with a woman who accused him of sleeping with her when she was 17 because he had taken his daughter to Pizza Express in Woking on the alleged date.
Andrew says he stayed with Epstein as it was ‘convenient’
The Duke of York said it was “convenient” to stay at paedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s property and felt like the “honourable” thing to do at the time.
Andrew says he has ‘no recollection’ of meeting Jeffrey Epstein accuser
The Duke of York has said he has “no recollection” of meeting the woman who claims she was forced into a sexual encounter with him.
Andrew says he has ‘no recollection’ of meeting Jeffrey Epstein accuser
The Duke of York has said he has “no recollection” of meeting the woman who claims she was forced into a sexual encounter with him.
Ofcom backs BBC plans to move more children’s news content online
Ofcom has said it plans to accept the BBC’s proposals to move more of its children’s content online, in an attempt by the corporation to halt declining viewing numbers among young people.
Saffron Barker on Strictly WhatsApp: No one has been kicked off yet
Saffron Barker has revealed no one has been kicked off the Strictly Come Dancing group chat yet.
Joe Root to drop down to four in England Test order
Joe Root intends to drop back down to four in the Test order for the foreseeable future as he feels England will get more out out of him as a batsman and captain.
Tony Slattery to seek answers to mental health issues in BBC documentary
Tony Slattery will seek answers to his mental health problems in a new BBC documentary to air following his return to the spotlight.
Viewers praise DIY SOS for raising awareness of youth homelessness
Viewers have praised DIY SOS for shining a spotlight on youth homelessness.
Sir Rod Stewart defends his love of model railways
Sir Rod Stewart has said he is “so proud” at the attention his model railroad has received, despite some people thinking it is a “silly hobby”.
Rylan Clark-Neal raises £928,000 singing non-stop karaoke for Children In Need
Rylan Clark-Neal has raised more than £928,000 for BBC Children In Need by singing non-stop karaoke for 24 hours.
Robert Carlyle gives foul-mouthed summary of his Brexit views
Robert Carlyle has given a foul-mouthed summary of his views on Brexit.
Lib Dems launch High Court challenge over ITV leaders’ debate
The Liberal Democrats have launched a High Court challenge against ITV over the broadcaster’s exclusion of Jo Swinson from a televised debate.
BBC opens new case of The Mallorca Files
Balearic police drama The Mallorca Files is returning for a second series.
Eleanor Tomlinson: I want to be more than just a damsel in distress
Eleanor Tomlinson has said her characters need to be more than just damsels in distress.
BBC and Channel 4 journalist and presenter Tazeen Ahmad dies at 48
Journalist and broadcaster Tazeen Ahmad, who worked for the BBC and Channel 4, has died.
Steph McGovern announces baby news saying they are all ‘fine and dandy’
Steph McGovern has announced the birth of her daughter saying the new addition arrived “just as BBC Breakfast was wrapping up”.
BBC to host head-to-head debate between Corbyn and Johnson
The BBC is set to host a head-to-head debate between Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn ahead of the General Election.
They came to slay and stay: RuPaul’s Drag Race UK to return for second series
The UK edition of RuPaul’s Drag Race will return for a second series, the BBC has announced.
James Nesbitt to star in new Northern Irish crime drama
James Nesbitt is set to star in a new crime drama set in Northern Ireland.
Over-75s TV licence burden ‘should not have been handed to BBC by Government’
Over-75s TV licences are a welfare issue and the Government should not have offloaded their cost to the BBC, peers have claimed.
Public service broadcasters vital to democracy – report
Public service broadcasters are vital to UK democracy and need support to match Netflix competition, a report has said.
Presenting Points Of View ‘easy money’, BBC executive said
A BBC executive described presenting work on a TV show previously hosted by Jeremy Vine as “easy money” during discussions about the presenter’s future pay.
Emily Maitlis: My heart goes out to Samira Ahmed
Emily Maitlis has said her “heart goes out” to colleague Samira Ahmed during her employment tribunal.
Broadcasters join forces to tackle disability in the media
British broadcasters are to get together to tackle disability in the media.
Agent urged BBC bosses to stop ‘bullying’ Jeremy Vine
Jeremy Vine’s agent urged BBC bosses to stop “bullying” his client and treating him “like a child” during talks to renew the broadcaster’s pay deal.
BBC calls on businesses to fund local journalism
The BBC is calling for businesses to help fund local journalism and “hold those in power to account”.
BBC privately apologises to Harvey Proctor after Naga Munchetty interview
The BBC has privately apologised to former Tory MP Harvey Proctor after he walked out of a live interview with presenter Naga Munchetty.