Alfreton Town were forced to postpone their FA Cup second-round meeting with Walsall just minutes before the game was due to kick off, sparking a furious reaction from both sets of supporters. The match was due to be shown live on the
A BBC audience has been criticised for its silence following a speech by Andrew Neil describing Hamas’ regime as “Nazi-type”. Jake Wallis Simons, editor of the Jewish Chronicle, took to Twitter today to slam the crowd of Thursday night’s episode of Question
The then-proposed incoming chair of the BBC, Richard Sharp, told MPs on Parliament’s Culture, Media and Sport Committee in January 2021 that he believed the programme had more Remainers than Brexiteers as panellists in the lead up to the UK leaving the
The BBC is being forced to cut back key shows in a bid to save £500m. As part of this plan, BBC Two’s Newsnight is due to be slimmed down and have its format dramatically changed. The flagship show will lose its dedicated
The BBC is spending more than £600,000 and as much as £1.1million a year on diversity and inclusion staff, a Freedom of Information request reveals. The broadcaster employs 15 people in diversity, equity or inclusion roles, equivalent to 13.35 full-time positions as
Lee Anderson has criticised the BBC as being “anti-Government” in a TV debate about the licence fee. The deputy chair of the Conservative Party made the claim during a discussion with former Labour minister Denis MacShane and journalist Alys Denby. He compared
Huw Edwards is set to step down from the BBC after an internal inquiry, reports claim. The face of the BBC was suspended back in July after he was accused of paying for explicit pictures, and sending inappropriate messages to members of
Question Time’s Fiona Bruce appeared to take a swipe at newly-appointed minister Esther McVey last night. Announcing next week’s panel, the BBC host said the episode will be broadcast from Doncaster, and will feature the Spectator’s Andrew Neil, comedian Zoe Lyons and
BBC News International Editor Jeremy Bowen has come under fire for his comments regarding the Israeli military’s actions in Gaza. Bowen’s remarks, made during a report on the conflict, have sparked accusations of “Hamas apologism” and raised concerns about the objectivity of
A former Channel 4 News and Newsnight political journalist has hit out at BBC’s Radio 4 for focusing too much on “woke” issues. Michael Crick, who joined the BBC in 1990, said the station spent too much time “dealing with questions of