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The news on TV

July 2024

  • Close-up of Prince Harry

    Prince Harry: decision to take on tabloids contributed to family ‘rift’

  • Lewis Goodall in a yellow top sitting in a midcentury wood-panelled room

    BBC failed to defend me during Tory witch-hunt, says Lewis Goodall

  • Lewis Goodall shot for OM

    ‘Nobody can be entirely impartial’: Lewis Goodall on poverty, politics and the BBC

  • Clive Myrie and Laura Kuenssberg in studio

    TV review
    Election TV review: Clive Myrie’s chicken grilling kicks off chaotic four-channel extravaganza

May 2024

  • Rishi Sunak gestures in front of a TV audience

    Ofcom considers sanction against GB News for breaking impartiality rules

  • Bath, a favourite location for filming Bridgerton.

    Fantasy house hunt
    Georgian homes for sale in England for Bridgerton fans – in pictures

April 2024

  • Piers Morgan laughs as he presents his TalkTV show in front of a backdrop of Donald Trump

    GB News won its battle with TalkTV – but both face uncertain future

    TalkTV’s shift to online only is a moment of reckoning for the two broadcasting upstarts
  • Illustration by David Foldvari of a film reel containing pictures of a person being quoted

    Context is vital. That’s why I’m filming everything I say and do from now on

    Stewart Lee
    As Gideon Falter’s standoff with the police demonstrates, it’s important to be able to see the bigger picture

    • Huw Edwards’ resignation signals start of search for BBC News at Ten presenter

    • Presenter Martine Croxall sues BBC for age and sex discrimination

    • Robert MacNeil, co-anchor of PBS’s NewsHour segment, dies aged 93

March 2024

  • Tim Davie at mic with someone sitting behind him

    BBC boss defends broadcaster’s impartiality amid ‘storms of social media’

    Director general Tim Davie tells MPs it is covering issues including Israel and Hamas fairly during ‘profound polarisation in society’
  • Jacob Rees-Mogg in the studio at GB News

    GB News breached impartiality rules, says Ofcom, but will face no sanctions

    Regulator concludes channel broke rules on five occasions when Tory MPs served as news presenters
  • Jon Snow

    The Q&A
    Jon Snow: ‘When I was growing up I wanted to be a Tory MP’

    The broadcaster on being arrogant, a dangerous encounter with Idi Amin, and getting arrested in a Swiss hotel at dead of night

February 2024

  • The aftermath of violent clashes in Derry, August 1969.

    ‘The bloody Protestants ran BBC in Northern Ireland’ in 60s and 70s, says ex-TV boss

    Former BBC One controller Paul Fox says anti-Catholic prejudice was deeply embedded at the corporation during the Troubles
  • Paul Tanney was a highly respected senior journalist at Ireland’s national broadcaster.

    Other lives
    Paul Tanney obituary

    Other lives: Journalist with Ireland’s leading TV and radio news programmes
  • Milos Biković

    HBO hit TV series the White Lotus drops actor Miloš Biković over Russia ties

    Network says role will be recast after Ukraine hit out over casting of Serbian for new season

January 2024

  • Rosamund Pike attends the 2024 Bafta tea party.

    Why the stars like Rosamund Pike and Ali Wong are flocking to floral on red carpets this year

    Spring has sprung early in the fashion world as everyone from Kate Moss to Bella Ramsey take their cue from nature

December 2023

  • Dynamo in 2023

    Flashback
    Dynamo looks back: ‘Deep inside, I’m still that kid from Bradford, and the pressure of wanting to succeed can get to me’

  • The cast of Murder is Easy standing ensemble in the midst of a forest, David Jonsson's Luke in the foreground, holding an umbrella. Other cast members are Dr Thomas (Mathew Baynton), Mrs Humbleby (Nimra Bucha), Rev Humbleby (Mark Bonnar), Lord Whitfield (Tom Riley), Bridget (Morfydd Clark), Miss Pinkerton (Penelope Wilton), Major Horton (Douglas Henshall), Rivers (Jon Pointing), Honoria Wayneflete (Sinéad Matthews) and Mrs Pierce (Tamzin Outhwaite).

    Agatha Christie’s family welcome diversity in new BBC adaptation

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