5 h. ago Stacey & Joe BBC: what time is it on and what is the Stacey Solomon show about?

Stacey & Joe is a new documentary - and it starts this evening 👀👀

Politics

11 h. ago Twitter: Breaking the Bird shows how the internet’s hottest website grew into a social media skip fire

The feature-length documentary, released on BBC Two and iPlayer, digs into the story of a concerning modern phenomenon

Events

28 h. ago Stacey Solomon talks 'separate rooms and what splits her and Joe Swash apart' in marriage

Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash candidly shared how they navigate through challenging times in their marriage, ahead of the release of their fly-on-the-wall BBC documentary

Politics

5 d. ago ‘Deeper story’ of George Floyd’s death to be explored in BBC documentary

The 90-minute film will feature interviews with Mr Floyd’s family, and celebrities.

Events

7 d. ago Stacey Solomon's strict parenting rule as she says her boys won't inherit any of her £3.6million fortune

Stacey Solomon is one of the BBC's newest documentary stars and in an exclusive chat with The Mirror she has shared some of her parenting rules.

Economics

7 d. ago Love and Loss: The Pandemic Five Years On is an emotionally shattering re

For those of us lucky enough not to have lost anyone dear, the 12 months between March 2020 and March 2021 now have the quality of a peculiar dream. If we think of the period at all, it’s often in the context of alternating boredom and strangeness; breadmaking and homeschooling; bingeing Tiger King and wondering if 4pm is too early for a glass of wine. Can it possibly have been five years already since Boris Johnson stood at his podium, told us he’d been shaking hands with Covid patients, and, shortly afterwards, announced the first lockdown?

Events

8 d. ago Shocking moment BBC cameraman is headbutted to the ground by wild sheep

In a clip filmed back in 2019 and recently repeated on the BBC, documentary series Animal Park saw a surprising altercation between an animal and crew member.

Events

3 w. ago BBC Strictly's Stacey Dooley shares 'bleak' realisation and admits she wouldn't report rape case to police

Stacey Dooley has said that she would not feel confident in reporting a rape case to the police, as she shared her thoughts ahead of her latest BBC documentary

Events

3 w. ago Stacey Dooley says she wouldn't go to the police if she was raped: 'It's so bleak'

She is fronting the BBC documentary Rape On Trial, which covers the delays to court cases

Events

3 w. ago Stacey Dooley admits she wouldn't go to the police if she was raped: 'It's so bleak and such a disappointing realisation'

The TV presenter, 38, is fronting the new BBC documentary Rape On Trial, which covers the delays to court cases and waiting times for victims of alleged rape and sexual assault.

Events

3 w. ago BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Stacey Dooley made 'bleak realisation' as she returns with new BBC show

The documentary maker is bringing her new BBC programme and has shared a shocking admission

Culture

3 w. ago Stacey Dooley: I had bleak realisation I don’t think I would report if raped

She is fronting the BBC documentary Rape On Trial, which covers the delays to court cases.

Events

3 w. ago Football Daily | Manchester United, Arsenal and a game of (free

Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now!Football Daily can’t help but yearn for the days when footballers weren’t particularly interested in walls. Back in 1978, the players of West Brom went on what was, at the time, a trailblazing end-of-season tour to China. Having taken 90 hours to get there on a combination of planes, trains and automobiles, on one of their free days the Baggies were somewhat reluctantly taken to visit the Great Wall of China, prompting an accompanying BBC documentary crew to ask midfielder John Trewick for his impression of the famous fortification. “When you’ve seen one wall you’ve seen ‘em all, haven’t you?” came the response. And while Trewick insists his deadpan appraisal was made with tongue firmly ensconced in cheek, it is a quote that continues to haunt him. Continue reading...

Sport

3 w. ago 'An Active Betrayal of Public Trust': London Demonstrators Protest BBC Documentary Featuring Son of Hamas Official

'An Active Betrayal of Public Trust': London Demonstrators Protest BBC Documentary Featuring Son of Hamas Official  Combat Antisemitism Movement

Politics

3 w. ago Tragic real story of EastEnders star murdered after argument with brother

The case of the BBC soap star will be explored in ITV documentary Murder in the Family: True Crime Presents

Events

3 w. ago Protesters rail against BBC in Broadcasting House demo as Gaza documentary row rages

Dame Maureen Lipman gave a speech outside the BBC headquarters in central London

Events

3 w. ago Protest held outside BBC Broadcasting House as Gaza documentary row rages

Dame Maureen Lipman gave a speech outside the BBC headquarters in central London

Events

3 w. ago Trump dreams of a Maga empire – but he’s more likely to leave us a nuclear hellscape | Alexander Hurst

The US president’s new imperialism could make real the apocalyptic world depicted by cold war filmmakersIn 1965, the British government blocked the BBC from broadcasting The War Game, a pseudo-documentary film it had commissioned depicting just what a nuclear attack on the UK would entail. The film, the government judged, was simply too “horrifying” for the public. Two decades after that, The War Game finally aired, prior to the release of the 1984 film Threads, which, in imagining the aftermath of a nuclear attack on the UK, was the first movie to deal with the scientific reality of nuclear winter.When I was 11, I had nightmares for a few weeks after seeing a trailer for a nuclear doomsday film (The Sum of All Fears) that ran prior to a cinema screening of The Fellowship of the Ring (I had just read the three Lord of the Rings volumes). The Nazgûl were disturbing, of course, but they were not of the real world, unlike nukes. This January, I was confronted with The War Game at an ex...

Politics

3 w. ago Mhairi Black opens up on living with depression at Westminster as she takes a swipe at Nicola Sturgeon

A BBC documentary features extensive interviews with the former SNP MP on her nine years in the Commons.

Politics

3 w. ago BBC ALBA explores challenges in Scotland’s care sector in latest Eòrpa episode

The care sector in Scotland continues to struggle to find and keep staff. Reporter Màiri Riddoch travels through the Western Isles and the Highlands to meet carers, service users, bosses and politicians to learn about the challenges faced in these areas in the new BBC ALBA documentary, Eòrpa: Who Cares?

Politics