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BBC apologises to Nigel Farage after broadcaster slams his ‘inflammatory language’

Farage was accused of using ‘customary inflammatory language’

Clive Myrie and Laura Kuenssberg replace Huw Edwards to head BBC’s election night coverage

Edwards resigned following allegations he had paid a teenager thousands of pounds for sexually explicit images

Clive Myrie says reporting on BBC colleague Huw Edwards was ‘weird’

Myrie replaced his colleague on BBC’s News at Ten and is a favourite to replace him during election night coverage

Gardeners’ World’s Adam Frost shows how to create a farm-to-plate garden

He’ll be cooking up a storm with the help of some celebrity chefs.

Carol Vorderman ‘loving the freedom’ after leaving BBC

‘Countdown’ star claimed that executives at her former broadcaster were trying to ‘restrict what people do in their personal lives’

BBC presenter kicked off flight after making nut allergy request for daughter speaks out

A BBC weather presenter whose family got kicked off a flight after asking passengers not to eat peanuts because of her daughter’s allergy has called for urgent change in the airline industry.

Reeves: No income tax or national insurance rises if Labour win General Election

The shadow chancellor also failed to rule out public spending cuts when challenged on her plans.

Clive Myrie opens up about racist death threats: ‘He threatened to do something “unspeakable” to me’

He also told Hay Festival audiences about his choice for a specialist subject on ‘Mastermind’

Starmer defends New Deal ‘rebrand’ after union backlash

The party leader denied Labour is watering down policies on things like zero-hours contracts, parental leave and sick pay.

Wayne Rooney ready for Plymouth’s ‘exciting project’ after becoming head coach

The 38-year-old left Birmingham in January after just 15 games in charge.

Strictly scandal as Giovanni Pernice ‘faces official allegations’ of ‘brutal’ celebrity treatment

BBC series is reportedly facing its biggest crisis in 20 years

Voices: Why is a man who assaulted his girlfriend presenting Wimbledon this summer?

Nick Kyrgios, tennis’s ‘beloved troublemaker’, looks to be milking his ‘bad boy’ reputation for all it’s worth – and so too, it seems, is the BBC, writes Katie Edwards

Labour and Tories clash on energy measures and how often leaders should debate

The Prime Minister used a Telegraph column to accuse the Labour leader of lacking the ‘courage’ to take part in weekly televised debates.

Race Across the World contestant tearfully asks camera operator for hug after sister opens up on struggles

There were emotional scenes on Wednesday’s episode (22 May) of Race Across the World, as brother and sister James and Betty opened up to each other after a tough few days with limited sleep and food.

UK politicians set off on a 6-week election campaign framed as choice between continuity and change

Britain’s political party leaders are crisscrossing the country on the first day of a six-week election campaign