BBC Struggles to Find Successor Amid Crises and Declines
The BBC faces a leadership crisis as potential successors to outgoing director general Tim Davie withdraw, amid scandals and mounting pressures in the broadcaster's search.
The BBC faces a leadership crisis as potential successors to outgoing director general Tim Davie withdraw, amid scandals and mounting pressures in the broadcaster's search.
In a new Emmerdale spoiler video, Paddy Kirk is left heartbroken as police announce Bear's rearrest for assault and curfew breach, amid his father's mental health crisis.
An insider alleges the BBC was warned about John Davidson's Tourette's-related N-word tic at the BAFTAs, yet it aired on TV, sparking a fast-tracked investigation and widespread criticism.
In Coronation Street, Jodie Ramsey's reign of terror faces exposure as Lily Platt discovers a secret box with stolen items and cut-out photos, revealing her crimes against Bernie Winter and Brian Packham.
Mary Walsh, a CBS News producer departing after 46 years, suggests in a farewell memo that staff were told to aim reporting at a specific political spectrum, amid Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros.
Jonathan Ross discusses his rivalry with Graham Norton, questioning why Norton attracts more American stars while comparing viewing figures and addressing new competition from Claudia Winkleman.
WWE icons Matt and Jeff Hardy have been forced to deny a bizarre death hoax spread on social media by a fake Facebook account, confirming they are alive and well.
Claudia Winkleman clarifies that controversies on Strictly Come Dancing did not influence her departure with Tess Daly, emphasizing it was a planned decision to leave on a high note.
Former MasterChef host Gregg Wallace has discontinued his High Court claim against the BBC, with no damages awarded, following allegations of data disclosure failures.
Coronation Street viewers have spoken in a decisive poll, with 68% voting for psychopathic abuser Theo Silverton to be killed off in the soap's upcoming flash-forward murder storyline.
Netflix's withdrawal from an $83bn Warner Bros bid leaves Paramount Skydance as the victor, causing anxiety among CNN and CBS News employees about potential mergers and job losses under Trump-friendly ownership.
Former MasterChef host Gregg Wallace has discontinued his High Court claim against the BBC, with the corporation confirming he will receive no payment in costs or damages.
In a dramatic ITVX release, Coronation Street exposes who attacked Mal Roper, leading to arrests, confessions, and a critical condition that shakes the cobbles.
Bear Wolf disappears in Emmerdale after a brutal throttling incident at the hospital, following his struggle with pain and addiction in an early ITVX episode.
The rise of docudramas like ITV's The Lady and Channel 4's Dirty Business sparks debate over truth and artistic license, questioning ethics in portraying real events and public figures.
Tonight's TV lineup features high-stakes wildlife drama in Botswana with the largest recorded lion pride, plus Denise Van Outen's guide to better sleep. Don't miss gripping mysteries and comedy compilations.
The Claudia Winkleman Show premieres March 13 on BBC One with celebrity guests including Jeff Goldblum and Vanessa Williams. Tickets available through SRO Audiences.
In Coronation Street, Bethany Platt grows suspicious of newcomer Jodie Ramsey after she miraculously finds Shona's lost wedding ring, raising doubts about her true intentions on the cobbles.
The Premier League is launching its own streaming service, Premier League Plus, offering all 380 matches live directly to fans, but only in Singapore as a trial run starting next season.
Rachel Duffy, winner of BBC's The Traitors, shares how she'll use her £48,000 prize money following her mother's passing, focusing on creating family memories.
Coronation Street fans speculated Kym Marsh might return as Michelle Connor for a wedding storyline, but Metro confirms she is not rejoining the ITV soap yet.
Martin Lewis faces backlash from ITV insiders who describe him as 'rude and difficult' following his on-air interruption of Kemi Badenoch's interview on Good Morning Britain, sparking a debate over student loans.
Sky News, BBC, Financial Times, The Guardian, and Daily Telegraph unite in SPUR coalition to develop fair-use standards for AI, addressing concerns over content scraping and economic sustainability in journalism.
This Morning fans are asking 'Where is Cat Deeley?' after she misses three consecutive days, with Ben Shephard hosting alongside rotating guests while Deeley posts snowy holiday images on Instagram.
Times Radio is negotiating exclusive radio rights for the Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race, potentially marking a shift from BBC to commercial radio for the first time since 2010.
Leading news organizations, including the Guardian, BBC, and Financial Times, have launched the Spur coalition to set technical standards for AI use of journalistic content and promote responsible licensing frameworks.
Jonathan Howard and Olivia Frances-Brown have sparked speculation about their departures from Coronation Street with ambiguous statements about their time on the ITV soap.
In a dramatic early ITVX release, Coronation Street's undertaker George Shuttleworth faces a crisis when a client dies in his presence, amid ongoing legal troubles over a disputed will.
Political activist Femi Oluwole reveals he was dismissed from the Channel 5 program without being given a reason, impacting his finances and career.
Fans of BBC's beloved comedy Ghosts are convinced the show is returning after cast members shared a cryptic video of Button House's door opening, sparking widespread excitement and speculation about a potential movie or new season.