Chaotic Start for CBS Evening News with Tony Dokoupil
Tony Dokoupil's debut week as CBS Evening News anchor has been marked by criticism, abrupt firings, and a turbulent tour. Explore the challenges facing the revamped broadcast.
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The Two-Word Mantra That Guided a Life: 'Never Weaken'
Author Tony Birch reveals how his grandmother's simple, powerful advice shaped his resilience. Discover the story behind the phrase that withstood tragedy and hardship. Read her inspiring true story.
Rugby Needs US-Style Revamp for Future Survival
Exeter Chiefs' Tony Rowe calls for rugby to adopt US sports models with quarters & fan engagement to attract younger audiences. Can radical change save the sport?
Award-winning actress Marcia Rodd dies aged 87
Acclaimed Broadway and screen actress Marcia Rodd, known for Little Murders and a Tony nomination, has passed away at 87. Her family confirmed the news.
Ayoade Bamgboye Wins Edinburgh Best Newcomer Award
Comedian Ayoade Bamgboye discusses her Edinburgh Fringe debut, winning the prestigious Best Newcomer award, and her unique cross-cultural comedy. Discover her journey from Lagos to London.
David Harbour exits film for rest after Stranger Things
Actor David Harbour steps away from new film 'Behemoth!' to rest following intense Stranger Things finale, amidst past controversies. Read the full story.
DJ Fat Tony punched unconscious by rival in nightclub
DJ Zack Bradley pleads guilty to GBH after attacking veteran DJ Fat Tony, 60, in a Margate nightclub booth, leaving him with a fractured eye socket. Full story on the shocking assault and its aftermath.
Time Team's YouTube Revival: 350k Subscribers & New Digs
The beloved archaeology show Time Team has found a new life on YouTube, with 350,000 subscribers and a Patreon-funded dig at Orkney's Ness of Brodgar. Discover its extraordinary digital renaissance.
Man, 61, shot dead by police in Norfolk named
Tony Keeble was shot by armed officers on the A11 near Thetford. The IOPC is investigating after reports of a man with a handgun following a crash.
Award-winning teacher Joanna Ross dies aged 70
Tributes paid to Joanna Ross, a dedicated special educational needs teacher in London who championed inclusive education and won a Pearson Teaching award. Her legacy of creativity and compassion touched countless lives.
Gbemisola Ikumelo: From Bafta Judgement to Black Ops Success
Comic actor Gbemisola Ikumelo discusses her Bafta wins, the new series of BBC's Black Ops, and her plans for a huge 2026. Discover her journey from microaggressions to mainstream acclaim.
New Year's Eve 1999: A Night of Hope and Dodgems at Dawn
Recalling the spontaneous joy of London's 1999 New Year's Eve, from the London Eye launch to dawn on the Dodgems. A nostalgic look back at the optimism that defined the turn of the millennium. Read the full story.
Archives reveal UK ruled out military action against Mugabe
Declassified files show Tony Blair's government dismissed a UK-led invasion of Zimbabwe in 2004 as not a 'serious option', warning of heavy casualties and legal hurdles.
Blair pressured officials on Iraq soldiers' files, inquiry finds
Newly released documents show Tony Blair pressured officials to drop a probe into UK soldiers' Iraq files. Read the full details of the political scandal.
Mandelson warned Blair over Brown allies in 2005 election
Newly released files reveal Peter Mandelson warned Tony Blair that Gordon Brown's supporters could sabotage Labour's 2005 election campaign from within. Discover the internal tensions.
Blair's Private Iraq War Doubts Exposed in 2005 Papers
Newly released UK Cabinet papers from 2005 reveal Tony Blair privately questioned the Iraq War's legality and his legacy. Explore the confidential discussions that shaped history.
How Blair's team misjudged his disastrous 2000 WI speech
Newly released archives reveal how Tony Blair's key advisers agonised over his ill-fated 2000 Women's Institute speech, which led to heckling and slow hand-claps. Discover the inside story.
2025's Best Goals: Acrobatics, Skills & Long-Range Stunners
Relive the most spectacular strikes of 2025, from Scott McTominay's bicycle kick for Scotland to Declan Rice's free-kick double. Jaw-dropping skills and acrobatics defined the year.
Chalamet's 'offensive' Marty Supreme hits UK cinemas
Timothée Chalamet delivers a powerhouse, Oscar-tipped performance as the deeply unlikeable Marty Mauser in Josh Safdie's chaotic sports biopic 'Marty Supreme', now in UK cinemas.
Casting Director Shaheen Baig on Discovering Owen Cooper
Shaheen Baig, the Emmy-winning casting director behind 'Adolescence', reveals the exhaustive six-month search that unearthed star Owen Cooper from 600 auditions. Discover her process.
New documentary examines David Bowie's final decades
A moving new film, 'Bowie: The Final Act', explores the musician's later career and poignant final album, 'Blackstar'. Featuring collaborators like Tony Visconti. In cinemas from 26 December.
Burke defends decision on Bondi attack inquiry
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke defends appointing a security expert over a judge-led royal commission into the Bondi attack. He also announces accelerated plans for a National Firearms Register. Read the full details.
Australia to List Hate Groups Like Terror Organisations
The Australian government unveils a new regime to outlaw extremist hate groups, targeting organisations like Hizb ut-Tahrir and neo-Nazi networks that operate just inside legal limits.
Erin Doherty: From Ghosting Stephen Graham to Emmy Win
Emmy-winning actress Erin Doherty discusses her hit Netflix show Adolescence, nearly becoming a footballer, and why audiences deserve smarter TV. Discover her journey.
Media Watch host Linton Besser reflects on first year
Linton Besser discusses the challenges of his inaugural year hosting ABC's Media Watch, from investigating colleagues to winning a Walkley award. Discover the dilemmas of media scrutiny.
Phil Spencer wins award as Xbox faces sales slump
Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer receives an Industry Icon award at a ceremony in Algeria, a country where Xbox consoles are not sold. The accolade comes during a challenging period for Xbox, marked by declining sales and studio closures.
Obituary: Tony Edwards, Yorkshire environmental champion
Tony Edwards, who dedicated 50 years to protecting Yorkshire's water and environment, has died aged 77. His legacy includes pioneering nature-based flood defences and inspiring a generation.
Shruti Chopra Awarded Freedom of the City of London
Financial News editor Shruti Chopra receives the prestigious Freedom of the City of London award, recognising her contributions to financial journalism. Discover the ceremony details and its significance.
Australia to Fast-Track New Hate Speech Laws
The Australian government announces urgent reforms to combat antisemitism and hate speech following the Bondi Beach massacre. New laws target 'dehumanising' rhetoric.
Jake Paul facing 'torture' against Anthony Joshua
Jake Paul prepares for Anthony Joshua with elite sparring partners, but experts predict a brutal lesson in Miami. Will the YouTube star survive?
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