Adam Boulton: GB News Should Lose Its Licence
Former Sky News political editor Adam Boulton calls for GB News to lose its broadcasting licence, accusing Ofcom of failing to enforce impartiality rules.
Category : Broadcasting
Cricket Australia in Ashes Rights Talks with Amazon and Dazn
Cricket Australia is negotiating a four-year UK rights deal with Amazon and Dazn, covering Ashes tours and the 150th anniversary Test, potentially shaking up the UK broadcast market.
Best Toys and Gifts for Three-Year-Olds: Tested by Kids
Discover 25 top-rated toys and gifts for three-year-olds, from wobble boards to Yoto players, tested by a panel of preschoolers and parenting experts.
Chris Martin Reveals FIFA World Cup Halftime Show Lineup
Chris Martin announces BTS, Shakira, and Madonna as performers for the first FIFA World Cup halftime show, aiming to rival the Super Bowl and fund children's education.
Les Simpson Returns: Quebec Fans Rejoice as Dubbed Show Saved
Les Simpson will return for its 36th season in Quebec after Bell Media reached a deal with Disney, preserving the unique Québécois adaptation that fans cherish.
VAR Controversy: Why Football Embraces Technology Despite Fan Backlash
Despite 76% of fans wanting VAR scrapped, the Premier League and World Cup expand its use. A deep dive into the commercial and systemic reasons behind the tech's persistence.
Capcom Plans New Devil May Cry, Ace Attorney, Dead Rising
Capcom hints at sequels for Devil May Cry, Ace Attorney, Dead Rising, and more in latest financial report, while digital sales hit 93%.
Johannes Radebe to Co-Host Strictly with Emma Willis
Strictly Come Dancing professional Johannes Radebe is reportedly set to join Emma Willis as a new host, replacing Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman for the 2026 series.
News Industry Must Adapt to Creator Economy or Risk Irrelevance
Deborah Turness warns that traditional news brands must embrace creator journalism and rebuild trust to survive the shift to personalities like Joe Rogan and Piers Morgan.
Frank and Postecoglou Face Off as World Cup Pundits
Thomas Frank and Ange Postecoglou, both former Tottenham managers, will work as pundits for BBC and ITV respectively during the 2026 World Cup, offering rival analysis.
Guardian's Stateside Podcast Hosts Kai Wright and Carter Sherman
Award-winning journalists Kai Wright and Carter Sherman co-host the Guardian's US video podcast Stateside, exploring politics, culture, and identity.
Ex-BBC Head Warns Creator Journalism Threatens TV News
Deborah Turness says traditional news faces existential threat from personality-led content on digital platforms like YouTube and TikTok, urging broadcasters to adapt urgently.
Savannah Guthrie to Host Wordle TV Show
Savannah Guthrie will host a TV game show based on Wordle, produced by Jimmy Fallon. Filming starts in June in Manchester, airing in 2027.
Wordle TV Show: Unnecessary Spinoff Newspapers Might Need
Wordle is getting a TV gameshow, but the solitary puzzle feels like a relic. Could this be a lifeline for newspapers?
John Oliver on Trump's Supreme Court Shadow Docket
John Oliver's latest segment reveals how Trump's use of the Supreme Court's shadow docket bypasses normal procedures, with significant implications for legal precedents.
Bafta Shocks: Adolescence Upset, Code of Silence Wins, Gaza Doc Dares BBC
The TV Baftas delivered curveball victories: Christine Tremarco won over Erin Doherty, Code of Silence beat Blue Lights, and Gaza: Doctors Under Attack dared the BBC to censor its speech.
Study: 'Natural' Food Labels Mostly Marketing
A survey of 27,000 Australian supermarket items found many 'natural' or 'sustainable' claims are unverified, with some products having higher emissions than unlabeled counterparts.
Theatre Streaming Boosts Live Attendance, NT Research Finds
New research from the National Theatre shows filmed theatre does not reduce in-person attendance but makes audiences more adventurous, with 93% of viewers also attending live shows.
GTA 6 Age Rating M for Mature 17+ Confirmed in Sony Emails
Sony urges PS4 owners to upgrade to PS5 for GTA 6, revealing an M for Mature 17+ rating. The game is still on track for a November 19, 2026 release.
TMZ's Rocky Start in Political Reporting in DC
TMZ's new DC bureau hounds politicians, but misfires on facts. Can the gossip site's outsider style shake up political journalism?
How Celebrity Traitors Seduced Stars Like Richard E Grant
The second season of BBC's Celebrity Traitors boasts a star-studded cast including Richard E Grant and Michael Sheen, driven by the game's allure rather than profile boosting.
Bafta TV Awards 2026 Predictions: Adolescence Leads
Adolescence leads with 11 nominations at the Bafta TV Awards, but face competition from shows like A Thousand Blows and The Celebrity Traitors. Our guide to the worthiest winners.
Voice Notes: Destroying Real Conversation
Voice notes have turned us into narcissistic bores, replacing genuine conversation with rambling monologues. It's time to hang up the headphones and call instead.
Top-Tier Fun on the Buses: Readers Share Joys
From bus seat rituals to butterfly counts, readers share life's simple pleasures and observations on speed limits, war language, and age labels.
Attenborough's 100th Birthday TV Special Airs Tonight
Sir David Attenborough turns 100, celebrated with a live BBC One special from the Royal Albert Hall. Plus, Hacks final season and more TV picks.
Swingers Use Bead Necklaces to Signal Preferences on Cruises
Bliss Cruise introduces name necklaces with colored beads to help swingers easily identify each other's preferences, from voyeurism to BDSM, enhancing the spicy cruise experience.
Kelly Cates Named Media Figure of the Year
Kelly Cates was crowned Media Figure of the Year at the 2026 SHEIN Women’s Football Awards, honoring her impact on women's football broadcasting.
Ted Turner: Man Behind 24-Hour CNN Network
Explore how Ted Turner's bold vision created CNN, the 24-hour news network that transformed media, unified the world, and sparked a new era of instant news consumption.
Guardian Launches US Video Podcast Stateside with Kai and Carter
The Guardian's new US video podcast 'Stateside with Kai and Carter' premieres May 13, hosted by Kai Wright and Carter Sherman, offering a video-first format with three weekly episodes.
Late-Night Hosts Mock Trump's Iran Confusion and Vape Priorities
Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, and Seth Meyers tackle Trump's inconsistent Iran messaging, fruit-flavored vapes, and absurd euphemisms for war.
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