TikTok US Algorithm Sparks Censorship Concerns
US TikTok users report suspicious malfunctions as new US-specific algorithm launches under Oracle-led joint venture, raising fears of political interference.
Category : Broadcasting
Emmerdale: Moira Dingle Charged with Double Murder
Moira Dingle's fate is sealed in Emmerdale as two bodies are discovered on her land in an early ITVX release. The beloved character faces murder charges while husband Cain battles cancer.
Cain Dingle's Cancer Battle and Moira's Arrest in Emmerdale
Cain Dingle receives devastating prostate cancer diagnosis while wife Moira Barton is arrested for double murder in emotional Emmerdale storyline.
Nicki Minaj & Trump's Podcast Alliance
Sky News' Trump100 podcast explores the unexpected cosiness between Donald Trump and Nicki Minaj, alongside urgent US-Iran tensions and FBI election probes.
BBC Review Finds Older Women 'Disappear' from Presenting Roles
An internal BBC review reveals a significant gender imbalance among presenters over 60, with older women facing pressure to look younger while men gain authority.
Liberal MP Complains About Tony Armstrong's ABC Satire Show
Liberal MP Melissa McIntosh has lodged a formal complaint with ABC management over Tony Armstrong's satirical special 'Always Was Tonight', which addressed colonialism and Indigenous issues.
Nicki Minaj's Trump Friendship: Political Pivot Analysed
A new podcast episode delves into the surprising political friendship between rap icon Nicki Minaj and former President Donald Trump, exploring its implications for the 2026 US political landscape.
Sky News Australia Trademarks 'Lefties Losing It' Amid Zara Row
Sky News Australia files six trademarks, including 'Lefties Losing It', as it prepares for a name change. The move sparks a clash with Zara and highlights media controversies.
Fired Apprentice Candidate's TikTok Career Booms
Georgina Newton, eliminated in The Apprentice's first episode, reveals her successful TikTok live shopping career and TV shopping channel ambitions while reflecting on her firing.
MLS Cuts Spanish Broadcast Talent on Apple TV
Major League Soccer is reducing Spanish-language broadcast talent by half on Apple TV, ending MLS 360 Spanish version, and moving production to London.
Londoners Lead The Apprentice 2026 Cast for £250k Prize
Ten London-based entrepreneurs compete in The Apprentice's 20th series, vying for Lord Sugar's £250,000 investment. Meet the capital's hopefuls from barbers to tech consultants.
Apprentice Season 20 Review: Failure as Art Form
The 20th season of The Apprentice premieres with candidates turning failure into entertainment gold. Our review explores why this chaotic series remains compelling television after two decades.
Michael Barton: BBC Local Radio Pioneer Dies Aged 94
Michael Barton, the founding controller of BBC Local Radio who launched innovative programming including Hindi-Urdu and Bengali shows at Radio Sheffield, has died aged 94.
The Apprentice 2026: Full Contestant Line-Up Revealed
Meet all 20 contestants competing for Lord Sugar's £250,000 investment in the new series of The Apprentice, including business owners, entrepreneurs and controversial figures.
Claire Sweeney Leaves Coronation Street for Annie
Actress Claire Sweeney, who plays Cassie Plummer, is departing Coronation Street in summer 2026 to star as Miss Hannigan in the UK tour of musical Annie.
EastEnders: Joel's Guilty Plea Seals Major Exit
In a dramatic BBC iPlayer early release, EastEnders' Joel Marshall changes plea to guilty during trial over Vicki Fowler attack, leading to a major character departure.
Emmerdale: Rhona and Marlon Under Police Investigation
DS Walsh questions Rhona Goskirk and Marlon Dingle about their whereabouts during Ray Walters' murder in Emmerdale, leaving them fearful as secrets threaten to surface.
Beckham: Family at War Review - Noise Over Substance
Channel 4's documentary Beckham: Family at War offers a baffling, surface-level take on the Beckham feud, filled with content creators but no new insights, in a 30-minute primetime slot.
Tim Campbell: 'I'm Not Softer Than Karren Brady'
The Apprentice 2026 star Tim Campbell MBE speaks exclusively to City AM about his role, rejecting claims he's softer than Karren Brady and discussing business innovation.
Emmerdale: Marlon's Marriage Fears Amid Graham's Return
Marlon Dingle discovers Rhona knew about Graham Foster's resurrection in early ITVX release, sparking marital tension in Emmerdale.
Apprentice Season 20 Premieres with Hong Kong Challenge
Lord Sugar's business reality show The Apprentice launches its 20th season on BBC One, featuring a special Hong Kong task and returning winner Tim Campbell as guest judge.
Freeview Viewers Slump from 12m to 2m
Freeview usage has collapsed from nearly 12 million homes in 2012 to just 2 million today, sparking debates over its potential shutdown by 2034 amid the streaming revolution.
Sky News Wins Three Political Podcast Awards 2026
Sky News secured three trophies at the 2026 Political Podcast Awards, including Presenter of the Year for Electoral Dysfunction and Most Original Format for Politics At Sam And Anne's.
BBC Demands Tighter Vetting After Apprentice Tweets
The BBC has urged stricter background checks after offensive tweets from Apprentice contestant Levi Hodgetts-Hague emerged, highlighting ongoing issues with problematic reality TV casting.
BBC Freeview Switch-Off Threatens Universal Service
A former ITV executive warns that the BBC's proposal to end Freeview by 2034 would force households to buy broadband, excluding poorer viewers and ending the era of universal public service broadcasting.
BBC Names Interim Director General Rhodri Talfan Davies
The BBC announces Rhodri Talfan Davies as interim director general from 3 April, succeeding Tim Davie, amid ongoing legal challenges and charter review.
Goalhanger Podcasts Nets Chernin Group Investment
Gary Lineker's Goalhanger Podcasts receives minority investment from US-based Chernin Group to accelerate US expansion and develop new content formats.
BBC Names Interim Director as Davie Prepares Departure
The BBC has appointed Rhodri Talfan Davies as interim general director, taking over from Tim Davie in April while the corporation searches for a permanent replacement.
Womanosphere Figures Back ICE Amid Immigration Crackdown
Conservative influencers Riley Gaines and Allie Beth Stuckey are telling followers to suppress empathy for ICE targets, as the 'womanosphere' movement faces growing dissent over recent enforcement actions.
BBC iPlayer to Target Licence Fee Evaders
The BBC plans to link online accounts with home addresses via iPlayer to identify households evading the £174.50 annual TV licence fee, aiming to reduce £550m in annual losses.
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