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Laurence Fox tried to ‘whip up mob of bigots’, Drag Race star tells High Court

The actor and politician is being sued by two men he referred to as ‘paedophiles’ on social media.

David Tennant to read CBeebies bedtime story ahead of Doctor Who specials

Other famous faces to have read bedtime stories include Tom Hardy, Harry Styles and the Princess of Wales.

Daleks invade BBC Breakfast studio on 60th anniversary of Doctor Who

Daleks invaded the BBC Breakfast studio on Thursday morning (23 November) to mark the 60th anniversary of Doctor Who.

Mordaunt: SNP’s legacy appalling but Scots do have somewhere warm to take heroin

The Commons Leader made the remark during her weekly clash with SNP counterpart Deidre Brock.

Ronnie O’Sullivan reveals he started snooker world championships ‘on phone to Samaritans’

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Paddy McGuinness reacts to BBC’s decision to indefinitely delay Top Gear

McGuinness shared a funny throwback photo in response to news show might never return

BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing reveals first three contestants for Christmas Day special

Strictly’s Christmas special will air on 25 December 2023 on BBC One and BBC iPlayer

EastEnders viewers hit out at ‘disgusting’ rape storyline twist

Linda (Kellie Bright) was coerced into making a shocking statement in a recent episode of the long-running soap

Doctor Who has 97 ‘missing episodes’. How did they get lost, and where are they hiding?

As the long-running sci-fi series celebrates 60 years on the BBC, Isobel Lewis explores the quest to locate the 97 ‘missing’ episodes seemingly lost to the past

Lionel Messi condemns treatment of Argentina fans during clash with Brazil

The match was delayed by crowd trouble.

Gary Lineker in new impartiality row after sharing post accusing Israel of ‘textbook genocide’

‘Match of the Day’ host has been criticised for reposting a discussion between journalist Owen Jones and historian Raz Segal

Prosecuting water companies does not improve environment, says watchdog boss

Clare Pillman, of Natural Resources Wales, said a prosecution only happened at the point that regulation had failed.

Eurozone property debts worse than pre-financial crisis, warn ECB

Commercial property companies in the eurozone have worse debts than they had before the global financial crisis in 2008, the European Central Bank (ECB) has said, as it warned the sector could struggle for years under the weight of high interest rate...

Streaming giants ‘must ensure access to UK-made children’s programming’

Labour called on the Culture Secretary to speak with international media platforms like Disney+ and YouTube.

BBC denies octopus mascot on University Challenge was ‘antisemitic’ attack

Blue octopus toy brought by Christ Church, Oxford students sparked fierce online debate