BBC News led bulletins with Gary Lineker's tweets, annoying some journalists who said the row was less important than the legality of the asylum policy itself, while the BBC said it covered both...

'I don’t want GB News to be the full stop on my broadcasting career,' says presenter after 'constructive conversation' with BBC boss Tim Davie

Ratings soared when the cult radio quiz transferred to TV on More4

First Muslim cabinet minister Baroness Warsi also calls on her party to go further on diversity, saying the Conservatives must go beyond ‘Black boys from Eton’.

The former chancellor said GB News and other broadcasters are 'desperate for content' and that he should be compensated for the time he gives them

Composer David Arnold reveals the secrets behind the soundtrack to Good Omens, the apocalyptic Terry Pratchett/Neil Gaiman adaptation starring David Tennant and Michael Sheen

Musicians fear Brexit will end freedom of movement for orchestras. They plan a visible Last Night of the Proms Royal Albert Hall protest by flooding the arena with 20,000 EU flags

The presenter deleted a repost calling for a tournament ban on Israel. Can the face of BBC football  be an impartial host of Euro 2024?

The American chart-topper tells of her love for the county where she has lived for 22 years - and of the spooky nocturnal visitors who helped inspire a track on her new record

Most-watched programme on crisis-hit GB News remains departed presenter Andrew Neil's show in June

Veteran inquisitor returns from GB News debacle with new Sunday night weekly Channel 4 politics show

After two years of dismal ratings, Talk TV is to close as a traditional TV channel and its content will run online only

Robert Peston and Steph McGovern will battle Ed Balls and George Osborne when rival podcasts about the economy launch. Gary Lineker's production company is behind The Rest Is Money, a new extension...

A BBC News team based in a Kyiv underground shelter is battling bombs and food shortages to bring viewers nightly reports

Paul Heaton's new Christmas single with Jacqui Abbott echoes the sparring lovers duet in Fairytale of New York

Actors Keira Knightley and Naomie Harris are backing the creation of an Independent Standards Authority (ISA) to tackle bullying, sexual discrimination and 'toxic behaviour'

Paul Brand, the reporter behind several Partygate scoops, rebuffed an overture to become BBC political editor in order to front ITV's Tonight

Boom Radio, which has more than 500,000 weekly listeners just two years after launching, is targeting BBC listeners who feel 'abandoned' after changes in playlists

The PM's excruciating encounter with Rigby showed the vital importance of long-form political grilling - but she warns it is now under threat

Former detective who exposed Savile's crimes reveals he has been working with police on a case against a 'very significant person' who he is 'clearly a child sex offender'.

The BBC will have to make more 'Americanised' international co-productions with Netflix, Armando Iannucci warns

McCoy built a cult following for his dry sense of humour and his bewilderment at the Royal media circus, but after 18 years at the BBC he is ready for a new challenge

The arguments I’ve had so many times on social media with trolls were suddenly being spouted by one of the most famous faces in Britain

The former Beautiful South frontman has released 'Still', a heartfelt ballad about stillbirth

BBC presenter Martine Croxall slams 'foolhardy' move to replace BBC News channel with new 'global' rolling news service which will downgrade domestic news and be fronted overnight from Washington

Marianna Spring vows violent threats won't stop her exposing the forces behind false and dangerous claims

Nish Kumar backs call for Government to designate stand-up comedy an 'art form' to help venues facing closure access £1.57bn coronavirus fund

BBC News presenter Ros Atkins's no-nonsense analysis of major stories will get an iPlayer showcase

'We are still sorting things out and the studio isn’t complete', the presenter said

The author warned that a lack of space, resource and expertise, had left one in eight English primary schools with no library space

Boom Radio, which has more than 500,000 weekly listeners just two years after launching, is targeting BBC listeners who feel 'abandoned' after changes in playlists

Music fans rediscovered the joys of physical music in 2021 as vinyl and cassette sales hit new heights thanks to releases by Adele and Olivia Rodrigo

Liverpool synth pioneers' concert for 200 fans at the O2 Indigo and thousands more watching by Zoom has now been called off until spring

A 'deep dive' investigative Panorama podcast series will also be launched via BBC Sounds app

The ex-GB News host will offer one-to-one calls to premium subscribers paying £150 to his Outspoken video channel. Do the economics of go-it-alone TV pundits add up?

Paul Weller, Johnny Marr, Gary Numan and Crowded House’s Neil Finn have all revitalised their careers by making music a family affair

David Attenborough's Wild Isles revealed the sounds fungi use to communicate. Now DJs are turning the electrical signals produced by mushrooms into music for raves

Classical organist Anna Lapwood's TikTok clips have won 3m likes - now she has been named an Associate Artist at the Royal Albert Hall with a mission to inspired young people to play the instrument

After a decade of Nordic noir, inspired by The Killing, Spanish-language drama is proving the latest TV hotbed

Hamnet — set in an England stalked by plague during the 1590s — could prove another Tudor TV triumph for the broadcaster

Former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie 'very confident' his prospectus to cut the BBC down to size will win favour in Downing Street

Leaked letter to PM reveals Culture Secretary, Michelle Donelan, has abandoned the Government's plan to privatise Channel 4

One BBC insider said the Government was 'throwing us under the bus to distract from the PM’s difficulties' as its stars came out against plans to abolish the license fee

All proceeds from the deluxe box set, should it be sold, will go to the Music Venue Trust to help save grassroots venues across the UK

Musicians and songwriters call for fairer distribution of streaming revenues ahead of Nile Rodgers MPs hearing

Simon McCoy has urged the BBC to drop moves to ‘close’ the BBC News channel, which he says will drive viewers to rivals. MPs have also raised concerns over the controversial plans

The sharply dressed, cricket-loving drummer was the backbone of the Rolling Stones, says Paul Sexton, who saw his influence on his bandmates first hand

Marr says he was told he could not interview Boris Johnson unless the then Prime Minister agreed to a grilling from Andrew Neil too

Mollie Finn, who presents on Bournemouth student radio, leads five new untried presenters hired by Radio 1

Readers are seeking trusted and impartial sources of news and i scores highly in print and online

Danny Dyer on Harold Pinter and live drive-in opera from the ENO feature in new Sky Arts schedule

Producers of the beloved CBeebies canine cartoon tell how they gave their youngest pups the gift of eternal youth

Award-winning BBC News presenter Clive Myrie on his new gig presenting Mastermind, the shocking legacy of Covid and his love of jazz

A new version of U2's Pride corrects Bono's erroneous assertion that Dr Martin Luther King was shot 'early morning, April 4.' In the updated version on Songs of Surrender Bono has changed the lyric...

Nadine Dorries should approve - the UK's 'only declared Conservative comedian' will be a panellist on the BBC One satirical show

The BBC admitted 'processes like this can be really tough for those involved'

Andy Coulson, former NoTW editor jailed over phone hacking, is giving crisis management advice to Vicky Flind, Huw Edwards's wife over claims in The Sun

BBC News reporter Chi Chi Izundu challenged BBC management's claim that it had 'no evidence' of complaints against Tim Westwood, prompting a further statement confirming allegations made by women

Students at City University in London, which boasts one of the UK’s most popular journalism courses, have voted to “ban” […]

The Any Questions? presenter and BBC's 'voice of the North' has agreed to join the race after initially ruling himself out