2 h. ago BBC says sorry to Donald Trump over doctored Panorama video scandal

The apology letter is reportedly expected to come from BBC chairman Samir Shah, addressing the doctored Trump footage in a letter to Culture Committee chair Dame Caroline Dinenage early next week.

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4 h. ago BBC expected to apologise over Panorama edit of Trump speech

The programme spliced clips together from sections of the US president’s speech on January 6 2021.

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53 h. ago Celebrity Traitors fans say 'TV moment of the year' after Alan Carr’s ‘stunning’ victory

The comedian pulled off a win few fans of the BBC series expected

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4 d. ago MPs demand information from BBC’s chairman on Panorama edit of Trump speech

Dame Caroline Dinenage, chairwoman of the culture committee, said the corporation had ‘serious questions to answer’.

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4 d. ago Minister ‘assured’ by BBC it is probing claims of selectively editing Trump clip

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy expects the BBC to examine questions around editorial standards thoroughly, No 10 said.

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5 d. ago West Coast Main Line: Train derails in Cumbria with 'days' of disruption expected

West Coast Main Line: Train derails in Cumbria with 'days' of disruption expected  BBC

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7 d. ago 'Nobody expects her to come back, and to be honest, nobody is that surprised by the allegations.' Industry insiders reveal what's REALLY behind Kaye Adams' shocking suspension

On October 7, listeners tuned in to BBC Scotland's flagship morning phone-in slot expecting to hear straight-talking host Kaye Adams ready to discuss the big talking points of the day.

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2 w. ago Dianne Buswell says 'I'll struggle' in Strictly Come Dancing admission after sudden exit

The professional dancer returned to the BBC One dance show this year, after announcing she is expecting her first child

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2 w. ago Strictly's Dianne Buswell shares 'one good thing' about early show exit in Joe Sugg 'dad' update

Dianne and Joe are expecting their first child together, seven years after meeting on the BBC One dance show

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2 w. ago What do we learn from Epstein and Andrew? There’s a level of power at which right and wrong no longer exist | Zoe Williams

Prince Andrew has finally decided to give up his titles – but we have known the shape of the allegations against him for years. Why was there a collective decision to look away?On the eve of the publication of Virginia Giuffre’s book Nobody’s Girl, released six months after her death from despair, Buckingham Palace is apparently braced for fresh revelations. Many MPs are calling for a change in the law, to give King Charles or a parliamentary committee the power to remove royal titles, with Rachael Maskell, the Labour MP for York Central, pleading with parliament to take seriously this opportunity to “address the wrongs of history and to ensure that the voices of victims and survivors are really heard and acted upon”. A source at the palace told the BBC they expected “more days of pain ahead”.Getting ahead of these “days of pain”, Prince Andrew – he continues to hold the title he was born with – announced last Friday that he was relinquishing his use of “Duke of York” and “KG”, knig...

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4 w. ago BBC Morning Live star inundated with support as she shares baby update

BBC Morning Live presenter Michelle Ackerley is expecting her first child with her husband Ben Ryan

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