2 h. ago Jermaine Jenas has 'agenda' theory on BBC sacking because of Huw Edwards errors

Jermaine Jenas has suggested he was made an example of by the BBC after the corporation came in for heavy criticism amid the scandal involving disgraced newsreader Huw Edwards

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3 h. ago Jermaine Jenas slams the BBC and refuses to hide how he really feels: 'They lie to your face'

Jermaine Jenas has opened up on his time in the television industry, as he admitted how some of the behaviour that he witnessed during his time at the BBC impacted him

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4 h. ago Jermaine Jenas doesn't hold back on BBC staff – 'They just lie to your face'

Jermaine Jenas' BBC career came to a devastating end after the former Premier League star was embroiled in a sexting scandal with two ex-colleagues

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4 h. ago Jermaine Jenas makes feelings clear on BBC staff in The One Show rant

Jermaine Jenas' BBC career came to a devastating end after the former Premier League star was embroiled in a sexting scandal with two ex-colleagues

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69 h. ago Jermaine Jenas reveals all on the '50 Shades' sex texts that ended his marriage and got him sacked from the BBC

The explicit messages - likened to something out of the Fifty Shades of Grey novel - were uncovered in August last year and culminated in an HR meeting with BBC bosses.

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2 d. ago Jermaine Jenas opens up on racy texts that led to him 'losing everything'

Former BBC star and England international player Jermaine Jenas was at the top of his game, but has now spoken out on the texts he sent that caused his career to plummet

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3 d. ago Former The One Show host opens up on BBC axe 'I'm accepting responsibility'

Jermaine Jenas was sacked by the BBC last year after he admitted to sending explicit text messages to female colleagues.

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3 d. ago Former The One Show star on loosing 'everything' after marriage split and BBC axe

Former England footballer Jermaine Jenas was sacked by the BBC with immediate effect last year after he sent explicit messages to colleagues.

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3 d. ago Jermaine Jenas details 50 Shades texts that saw him 'lose everything'

Former England international Jermaine Jenas has spoken out about the X-rated texts that got sent to his colleagues and led to him getting the sack from the BBC

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4 d. ago Gary Lineker slams BBC and says it 'should hang its head in shame' over axing of Gaza documentary

Gary Linker has launched an attack on his former employer

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4 d. ago Gary Lineker fights back tears as he says BBC should 'hold its head in shame'

Gary Lineker has slammed the BBC for not airing a documentary on the doctors in Gaza less than six weeks after his 26-year run presenting Match of the Day came to an end in acrimonious circumstances

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4 d. ago Jermaine Jenas speaks on ‘Fifty Shades’ sexting scandal that cost him BBC job

The former footballer regrets the scandal, and said ‘I am ashamed, and I am deeply sorry’

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7 d. ago Nick Kyrgios stuns Grand Slam champion with Wimbledon move after BBC snub

Naomi Osaka jokingly said Nick Kyrgios should come and sit with her team at Wimbledon and had no idea that the Australian had taken up her offer and watched her first round win

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9 d. ago Furious Wes Streeting slams 'death to the IDF' Glastonbury chant and sends message to BBC

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has said that chants of "death to the IDF" at Glastonbury Festival were 'appalling' and that the BBC and festival have 'questions to answer'

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9 d. ago Glastonbury fans left raging after BBC streaming service crashes and viewers miss out on watching Scissor Sisters and headliner Charli XCX

This year's Glastonbury festival has already left viewers hooked, despite only being two days in.

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1 week ago Bake Off's Nadiya Hussain hits out at BBC after cooking shows axed

Great British Bake Off icon Nadiya Hussain has slammed the BBC after her cooking shows were axed as she admitted she won't always be 'grateful' for the opportunities she's been given

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3 w. ago BBC Breakfast star slammed for laughing at important segment

Audiences were unimpressed when Rachel Burden and Ben Boulos started giggling over a news segment about a criminal act on BBC Breakfast

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3 w. ago ‘On a peak under a blue sky’: the joy of summer in Europe’s mountains

Our writer recalls his favourite mountain experiences, from hard-won views to splendid isolation and the comforts of simple refugesAfter a tough scramble to the summit of Rhinog Fach, we look down into the deep valley holding the chilly waters of Llyn Hywel, then west across several miles of heather, bilberry and bare rock to the Welsh coast. Turning my gaze north, there is the entire Llyn peninsula leading east to the peak of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), no doubt weighed down by thousands of visitors. Up here there are just two of us in an utterly peaceful landscape. No clouds on the horizon. No surprises.I lie down for a few minutes and feel myself drift off. There are no human voices to be heard, only birds. Summer has come early to these mountains and I wouldn’t be anywhere else, drinking in that particular kind of tranquillity to be found on a peak under a blue sky. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago BBC presenter slams corporation after quitting post and says 'nothing changed'

BBC presenter Nihal Arthanayake has accused the corporation of lacking diversity as he complained how 'not a damn thing has changed'

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3 w. ago Protesters have a right to wear masks – despite Trump’s double standard | Jan

Standing by one’s identity makes sense in certain contexts. But there is a host of valid reasons for lawful demonstrators to remain anonymousDo protesters have a right to hide their faces? Donald Trump, who likes to show and see his own face as often as possible, clearly does not think so. One demand to universities has been that they outlaw masking at demonstrations; in response to protests in California, the US president demanded on social media that anyone wearing a mask be arrested immediately.Never mind the apparent double standard, as Ice agents refuse to take off face coverings and hide their name tags, defying any accountability; there is a widespread sense that standing by one’s identity is a crucial part of standing up to unjust power. In fact, that intuition is at the core of civil disobedience. But it is not plausible in our present moment; what’s more, there is a long countervailing tradition of validating citizens’ right to anonymity. As recently as the mid-1990s, it w...

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