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BBC loses rights to broadcast major event for the first time in 76 years

The BBC will not be showing live coverage or highlights of the 2026 Commonwealth Games for the first time since 1950

The National (Scotland) · Jun 5

New documentary about Bloody Sunday and the fight for justice to air in Glasgow

“I remember the army comin into oor house and they left the front door open and it was very cold and I remember sittin on the sofa in the livin…

The National (Scotland) · Jun 5

From G-Flip to Tame Impala: why Australian music is soundtracking so much TV right now

From Off Campus to the Summer I Turned Pretty, it seems like Australian artists are everywhere right now – but what does the exposure actually mean?

The Guardian - AU · Jun 5

The Office’s Angela Kinsey Gets Real About One Of The Most ‘Uncomfortable’ Scenes She Filmed

I'm uncomfortable just thinking about it.

Cinemablend · Jun 5

How Did Rachel Nickell Die? Partner Details Forcing His 2-Year-Old Son to Relive Horrific 1992 Murder

Rachel Nickell's murder is revisited in a new drama and documentary, highlighting the investigation's failures and its impact on her family, as her partner and son reflect on the tragic events.

International Business Times UK · Jun 5

Surprise, Stephen Colbert's LOTR Movie Didn't Come Out Of His Forced CBS Retirement

Colbert is setting the record straight.

Cinemablend · Jun 5

The Euphoria Fan Theories About Rosalía's Magick Were Way Better Than The BS We Got

I'm so bummed.

Cinemablend · Jun 5

Katie Price 'realises she's heading for divorce' as Lee Andrews remains in Dubai jail

‘Katie is in pieces. To the outside world she wants to keep up the bravado but she can't believe how Lee has made her look,’ a source claimed

Evening Standard · Jun 5

Victoria Derbyshire denied 'bullying' claims at Newsnight in BBC 'workplace conduct probe'

The presenter, 57, was accused of ‘making colleagues uncomfortable’ in an investigation

Evening Standard · Jun 5

Trump's lawyers want to halt discovery in BBC lawsuit

Donald Trump's legal team is keen to pause a BBC bid to look into the US president's finances in his $14 billion defamation lawsuit against the broadcaster.

AAP · Jun 5