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Former England striker says he pays his taxes in full, will not be bullied and will continue to speak up for refugees
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Co-writer of TV comedy classics such as Hancock’s Half Hour and Steptoe and Son
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Admission comes as cousin of kidnapped schoolgirl’s mother says The Moorside should not have been broadcast
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Peppy superstar vloggers are ripe for parody. Enter comedians Liam Williams and Tim Key with their new BBC mockumentary Pls Like
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BBC presenter tells Radio Times he is still unable to cook, cycle or tie his shoelaces four years after stroke
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Philpott, who had been with the BBC radio station for 13 years, died after a short battle with cancer
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BBC investigative show’s new editor defends its record for ‘risky’ programme-making and believes there is much current affairs can learn from drama
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Emily Blunt’s performance far exceeds the bounds of a glossy thriller, while Seána Kerslake is a perfect match for an ex-con drama
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Former newspaper high-ups of the left and right are taking control of the corporation’s current affairs output
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Last week, the London Evening Standard editor was named as the new chief of Radio 4’s Today. Will her charm and intuitive news sense compensate for her broadcasting inexperience?
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Amazon hails Jeremy Clarkson show a subscriber-winning success but TV critics aren’t so sure
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Many a playwright owes a debt to a radio commission. Audio drama allows an ambition and scope that can’t always be achieved on stage
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Pod placed beneath the O2 Arena by Richard Bacon and Katy Hill damaged during excavation but will be reburied
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The broadcaster’s first standup tour, Cradle to the Stage, is a lucky-dip of nostalgic childhood stories and showbiz anecdotes
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BBC presenter Jeremy Vine is confronted by Shanique Sheena Pearson, 22, in a road rage incident
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Wound forced BBC journalist to leave Papua New Guinea expedition but he returned later to see birds of paradise
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London Evening Standard editor is to replace Jamie Angus at helm of flagship news and current affairs programme
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‘I can see why the manager got so frustrated,’ says the former Manchester United player to BBC’s Desert Island Discs, reflecting on the reason his relationship with his manager deteriorated
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A prominent figure in business, arts and media for decades, he was also chairman of London Weekend Television, BT and the Royal Shakespeare Company
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As the show celebrates 75 years on the airwaves, we asked readers who they would like to see in the hotseat
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