5 h. ago BBC branded 'childish' as over half of Gregg Wallace's 'recipes are removed from broadcaster's food website' amid star's MasterChef axe

The BBC have been branded 'childish' by frustrated food lovers after over half of Gregg Wallace's were reportedly removed fro the broadcaster's food website.

Society

18 h. ago Gritty Swedish crime series branded 'gripping masterpiece' shoots to top of BBC charts

The latest season of the Swedish crime drama has been released on BBC iPlayer and is proving to be a big hit with viewers so far.

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20 h. ago Jeremy Clarkson is finally offering ‘banned’ product at pub after huge demand

‘Clarkson’s Farm’ star was inundated with thousands of requests for food item – and has pulled out all the stops to keep his punters happy

Sport

44 h. ago Michelin Guide restaurant introduces UK's first 'water menu' with seven different options costing up to £19

French restaurant La Popote in Macclesfield, Cheshire, has created the menu alongside one of only five water sommeliers in the country.

Economics

44 h. ago James Norton rushed to hospital after horror fall from horse on set of BBC drama

James Norton was thrown from a horse a broke his collarbone on the set of his brand new TV show, BBC series King and Conqueror, as he describes himself as ‘lucky’

Events

45 h. ago Strictly Come Dancing star says 'can't wait' as they share career announcement

Strictly Come Dancing professional Kai Widdrington is set to return to the beloved BBC show next month for a brand new series.

Politics

48 h. ago Gaza’s journalists are talented, professional and dignified. That’s why Israel targets them | Nesrine Malik

Recent killings have dazed the world and provoked condemnation. But little is said about the calibre of Palestinian journalismThe first time I met Al Jazeera’s Gaza team lead, Tamer Almisshal, was in July last year. His team had already buried two journalists, Hamza al-Dahdouh and Samer Abu Daqqa. The rest, he told me, were hungry. They were also dealing with trying to get hold of protective gear, threats from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and the killing of family members. Ismail al-Ghoul hadn’t seen his wife and child in months and was missing them intensely. Hossam Shabat, Mohammed Qraiqea and Anas al-Sharif were asking for time to secure food in the morning before they could start reporting. Today, they are all dead.I spoke with various members of the Gaza team while writing a profile of Gaza’s veteran reporter Wael al-Dahdouh, who lost his wife, three of his children and grandson. All spoke of their work as a duty that needed to be carried out despite the risks. Three members...

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65 h. ago The power of pulses: 15 easy, delicious ways to eat more life

Want to consume more gut-friendly fibre, as well as minerals, vitamins and antioxidants? Like the idea of a more sustainable diet? Here is the answer - and baked beans are only the startWorried about rising food prices, your diet’s carbon footprint or whether you’re eating healthily enough? Believe it or not, there could be a magic bullet: pulses.According to a study by the University of Reading, published in the European Journal of Nutrition in March, adults who eat more pulses – dried beans, peas and lentils – have a higher intake of nutrients including fibre, folate and vitamins C and E; minerals such as iron, zinc and magnesium; and a lower intake of saturated fat and sugar. Similar results have been found in American, Australian and Canadian research. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Kate Moss' next career move revealed as she lands new presenting role

Kate Moss ' next career move has been revealed as she's landed a brand new presenting role hosting a BBC Radio 6 series on late singer David Bowie .

Politics

6 d. ago BBC is forced to apologise to Robert Jenrick after he was branded 'xenophobic' on Thought For The Day over article he wrote for the Mail On Sunday

Corporation bosses apologised to the Shadow Justice Secretary and had Radio 4's Today taken down from its streaming services and edited.

Politics

6 d. ago BBC Destination X viewers threaten to 'switch off' after spotting 'fake' detail

BBC Destination X fans were left unimpressed during a task, branding it "boring" as they also complained about a "fake" detail in the challenge

Events

6 d. ago Destination X viewers fume they'd 'rather watch paint dry' after spotting 'fake' detail

Destination X fans were left unimpressed by a challenge in the latest instalment of the BBC gameshow with many branding it 'boring' and spotting a glaring 'fake' detail

Politics

6 d. ago BBC forced to edit flagship Today programme and apologise after Robert Jenrick was branded 'xenophobic' for Mail on Sunday article

The BBC has been forced to edit a Thought for the Day segment in which Robert Jenrick was accused of xenophobia.

Politics

6 d. ago Jeremy Clarkson to finally offer ‘banned’ product at pub after huge demand

‘Clarkson’s Farm’ star was inundated with thousands of requests for food item – and has pulled out all the stops to keep his punters happy

Events

9 d. ago 'I tried UK's cheapest Michelin Star restaurant and price left me gobsmacked'

Michelin-starred restaurant are recognised for their exceptional food and upscale atmosphere but one man visited a pub in Buckinghamshire with this rating and was stunned by the bill

Politics

1 week ago Iconic TV star shockingly admits he wants to 'grab women by the t***ies' in bizarre defence of Gregg Wallace after Masterchef host's axe amid sexual misconduct probe

The iconic actor, 76, who said his own past behaviour would 'land him in prison' today and claimed 25 years ago everyone 'everyone' was acting inappropriately.

Events

1 week ago MasterChef replaced in schedules just weeks into new series after presenter axe

MasterChef is facing yet another hurdle after being pulled from the schedule by the BBC just weeks after making a controversial return to screens with Gregg Wallace hosting

Politics

1 week ago ‘Catastrophic’: Jeremy Clarkson reveals harvest has been a ‘disaster’ on his farm

TV star warned of ‘catastrophic’ year ahead ‘for anyone who eats food’

Events

1 week ago ‘People buy it to film it, not eat it’: The surreal rise of the supermarket food stunt

They might look fun on social media, but do they actually taste any good? Katie Rosseinsky explores why supermarkets have started chasing viral success with their latest food launches

Economics

1 week ago Médecins Sans Frontières calls for immediate closure of US and Israelibacked aid group in Gaza – Middle East crisis live

MSF says it has rarely ‘seen such levels of systematic violence against unarmed civilians’ as it has at GHF aid sitesThe medical NGO Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has called for the immediate closure of Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), the US- and Israeli-backed aid organisation operating in Gaza, describing GHF-run food distribution sites in Gaza as having become sites of “orchestrated killing and dehumanisation”.In a social media post on Thursday, MSF wrote:“In MSF’s nearly 54 years of operations, rarely have we seen such levels of systematic violence against unarmed civilians.”The GHF-run food distributions in Gaza, Palestine, have become sites of “orchestrated killing and dehumanisation”, not humanitarian aid.During those seven weeks, our teams treated 71 children for gunshot wounds, 25 of whom were under the age of 15. Faced with no alternatives to find food, starved families frequently send teenage boys into this lethal environment, as they are often the only males in the ...

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