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BBC slammed for 'patronising' license fee advert during World Cup final

AN advertisement shown by the BBC during the World Cup final has been slammed as critics posting online have labelled it as self-aggrandising while…

The National (Scotland)

BBC presenter says he doesn’t own a TV and won’t watch the news

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The Independent UK

BBC News presenter admits he doesn’t own a TV despite nearly 40 years on screen

‘Mastermind’ host and broadcaster watches shows on a laptop instead

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UK pop singer Bonnie Tyler, famed for 'Total Eclipse of the Heart', dies aged 75

Welsh pop singer Bonnie Tyler, famed for 1980s ‌power ⁠ballads ‌such as "Total ⁠Eclipse of the Heart" and "Holding ‌Out for a Hero", has died at the age of 75, BBC News reported on Thursday.

France 24

UK pop singer Bonnie Tyler dies aged 75

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UN official blasts BBC for 'scandalous' coverage of detained Gaza doctor

A UN official has condemned the BBC over its “scandalous” coverage of detained Palestinian doctor Hussam Abu Safiya ...

The National (Scotland)

‘We don’t want to hear from you’: Huw Edwards’ tone deaf Substack relaunch met with fury

Disgraced BBC newsreader has launched a comeback two years after pleading guilty to receiving and making indecent images of children

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‘Four white presenters feels retro’ – is the BBC Today programme doomed?

With bosses at the BBC prioritising social media platforms over radio, things feel apocalyptic at the broadcaster’s flagship news show – especially given the lack of diversity. Is this it?

The Guardian - UK

New BBC boss Matt Brittin issues warning amid cost-saving plan

Matt Brittin succeeded Tim Davie in the role last month

The Independent UK

BBC must adapt to the world around us, says director-general

Matt Brittin, who succeeded Tim Davie in the role last month, was speaking after an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

'Weak' King Blasted: Prince William Allegedly Fuming as Charles Invites Harry, Meghan Markle to Stay at Royal Estate

King Charles has offered Prince Harry and Meghan Markle accommodation at a royal estate during their UK visit, sparking speculation about a potential family reconciliation amidst ongoing tensions.

International Business Times UK

He wrote a letter to a farmer at 10 asking for work experience, now 13 years later he's helping run the business: Meet Jack Ancell

When Jack Ancell was just 10 years old, he wrote a letter to a local farmer asking for work experience, hoping to turn his childhood fascination with farming into something more. Although he was initially told he was too young and warned that farms could be dangerous places, his determination…

The Times of India

Nina Warhurst issues update after BBC viewers notice health concern on-air

The broadcaster, who fronts the BBC News at One, prompted worried messages from viewers

Evening Standard

BBC Reveals 550 News Jobs and 700 Corporate Roles Will Be Axed as It Targets £500 Million in Savings

The BBC will cut 1,250 jobs, including 550 news roles, as part of a cost-saving plan aimed at delivering £500 million in annual savings.

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Evening Standard

BBC reveals cuts to content division amid ‘significant financial pressures’

The BBC aims to reduce its spend on commissioning by £80 million in the 2027 to 2028 financial year.

Evening Standard

BBC to axe Radio 4’s The World Tonight in first round of sweeping job cuts

The World Tonight, which is a 45-minute weekday news programme, will be axed after almost 70 years.

The Independent UK

BBC axes hundreds of news and TV jobs in £500m savings drive

BBC director-general Matt Brittin has announced that 550 of the planned 1,800 to 2,000 job cuts at the corporation will be taken from BBC News and TV and radio-related roles.

Evening Standard

BBC job cuts to include 550 news, TV and radio roles

Director-general Matt Brittin has announced plans for up to 2,000 jobs to be axed overall in a cost savings plan.

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“If it wasn’t us, it would’ve just been someone else, because there are so many great female-fronted bands”: Linkin Park react to becoming first band with female singer to headline Download festival

The nu metal hit-makers, now co-fronted by Emily Armstrong, closed the Donington weekender on Sunday

The Guardian - UK

BBC News braces for major round of job cuts in broadcaster’s £500m cost-saving drive

All departments will be affected but biggest cuts are in news, with job losses expected to run into the hundreds

International Business Times UK

Swiss Voters Reject 10 Million Population Cap As Immigration Debate Fails To Sway Majority Vote

Swiss voters rejected a proposal to cap the population at 10 million, preserving immigration policies and economic ties with the EU, despite ongoing concerns about housing and infrastructure.

International Business Times

US, Iran Exchange Fresh Strikes In Gulf As Fragile Ceasefire Faces New Strain

The latest military exchange comes as efforts to secure a broader agreement between Washington and Tehran remain stalled.

The Independent UK

BBC newsreader ‘caught scrolling’ on her phone during live broadcast

BBC News presenter Maryam Moshiri was “caught scrolling” on her phone during a live broadcast.

The National (Scotland)

People will talk about our Sturgeon interview for 10 years, BBC host boasts

FORGET the World Cup. Producers at the BBC seem to be taking part in a different sweepstake altogether. That is: How many days of mileage can we get…

The Independent UK

One in three employers set to make staff redundancies by early 2027, new survey finds

New research has found a third of employers are planning redundancies by the start of 2027

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