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BBC response to Bob Vylan’s IDF chants at Glastonbury ‘not good enough’, says minister

Jacqui Smith says live broadcast should have been pulled, but rapper stands by performance calling for ‘change in foreign policy’

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Discs or streaming: how do you watch your favourite films and TV shows?

We want to hear from you for Home Cinema Week

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Teacher, not ‘terrorist’: J&K court orders FIR against Zee News, News18 India for Op Sindoor reports

A court in Jammu and Kashmir has ordered the registration of an FIR against Zee News and News18 India for allegedly broadcasting false and defamatory content during Operation Sindoor.

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Emmanuel Sonubi: ‘I nearly died on stage. Suddenly, it wasn’t a big deal to have a bad gig’

The standup on surviving heart failure, gigging on cruise ships and how a Tom Hanks gag saved him from his worst heckle

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Aussie crime drama Scrublands makes a bloody return

Investigative journalist Martin Scarsden has to solve a murder close to home. Plus: an unseen interview with Hitler’s architect of lies. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

7/7: Homegrown Terror review – the shock of that horrific day will never subside

Twenty years on, one of the worst terrorist attacks on the UK is remembered in this stunningly powerful series by the survivors who are wracked with guilt – and the first responders who still shake and weep uncontrollably about the carnage

The Guardian - UK

I can't believe the show with the maddest plots possibly in TV history has just been axed after only one season

Doctor Odyssey was pure joy

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Palestine Action documentary brought forward as makers fear being criminalised

THE filmmakers behind an award-winning documentary about Palestine Action have brought forward its release over fears they will be criminalised…

The National (Scotland)

Cutting personal independent payments: potentially devastating or justified?

Letters: Dr Melanie Henwood writes that it is a flawed model; a social worker supports cutting Pips; plus letters from Jean Betteridge and an anonymous correspondent

The Guardian - UK

Chris Tarrant says Phillip Schofield ‘lost the plot’ after fame ‘went to his head’

‘Those shows he did were mainly cr**,’ presenter said

The Independent UK

Palestine Action documentary makers fear being criminalised under anti-terror laws

Exclusive: Directors of To Kill a War Machine take legal advice as Home Office plans to proscribe protest group

The Guardian - UK

Channel 4 to show Gaza doctor documentary after BBC refused to air programme

CHANNEL 4 have announced that it will air a documentary about the plight of medics in Gaza after the BBC confirmed it would not air the programme…

The National (Scotland)

Gavin & Stacey star spotted at Glastonbury with rarely seen wife after arrival of first child

The actor kept a low profile as he was seen enjoying breakfast with his wife at Worthy Farm following reports the couple had recently become parents

Evening Standard

‘Heads will roll’: BBC reckons with bias accusations over Israel and Palestine coverage

As controversy still swirls over Gaza documentaries, corporation braces for further criticism from all sides, including inside

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How Fox News helped champion Trump’s attacks on Iran: ‘I agree with the president’

Network was awash with fawning praise after the strikes, as a series of guests lined up to cheer on the president

Tom’s Guide

New on Paramount Plus this month — all the new shows and movies to watch

Here's a look at all the movies, shows, and sports events on Paramount Plus in July 2025, plus our top picks for the month.

The Independent UK

Kat Sadler on tackling mental illness in Such Brave Girls: ‘I don’t care if it makes people uncomfortable’

RISING STARS: The self-deprecating writer and star of BBC Three’s darkest comedy talks to Isobel Lewis about how the single-parent family at the centre of her Bafta-winning show is inspired by life with her own sister and mum – and why she wanted to show serious mental health issues on…

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Casualty exclusive: Michael Stevenson on Iain’s ‘horrible’ mother and, could babies be in the paramedic's future?

Michael Stevenson reveals why Casualty are revisiting Iain Dan’s storyline about his abusive mother…

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Evening Standard

Channel 4 to air BBC-commissioned documentary Gaza: Doctors Under Attack

Last week the BBC said in a statement they were ‘transferring ownership of the film material’ to the production company.

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Soap spoilers for the week of June 30: see what's happening in The Young and the Restless, The Bold and the Beautiful, General Hospital and more

From The Young and the Restless to The Bold and the Beautiful to General Hospital and more, here's what fans can look forward to during the week of June 30.

WhatToWatch

The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers week of June 30-July 4: Luna on the run

Luna is on the run and Sheila is giving chase. Here are the The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers for the week of June 30-July 4.

Evening Standard

Zoe Ball spotted with mystery man at Glastonbury - and he looks just like ex Norman Cook

The broadcaster and ex-wife of DJ Fatboy Slim looked ‘blissfully happy’ with new man

Marie Claire

The Creator of Emily in Paris Has Weighed In on Lucas Bravo’s Rumoured Exit

International Business Times UK

Rick Hurst Cause Of Death: His Most Unforgettable Roles And What He Did Before Passing

Rick Hurst, known for playing Deputy Cletus on The Dukes of Hazzard, has died at 79. Here's what we know about it, standout roles, and about his life in the later years.

Evening Standard

Pensioner with dementia convicted over unpaid TV Licence bill during stroke recovery in new fast-track court scandal

The BBC is resisting reform of the Single Justice Procedure that would mean mitigation letters are always read by prosecutors

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