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A Glastonbury Festival goer is to pay tribute to BBC newsreader Maryam Moshiri's hilarious live TV error by taking a huge flag depicting her middle finger salute

Eamonn Holmes took to social media on Sunday night to reveal there was going to be a major shake-up to his show just hours before the breakfast show was set to air

The four main news channels will be offering non-stop coverage of the UK general election after polls close on July 4. Here's what the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Sky News have planned to keep you up all night as the results roll in

BBC presenter Ros Atkins will perform a 'one-off drum 'n' bass set' at Glastonbury's Stonebridge stage, where he will take to the decks with the likes of Annie Mac and Groove Armada

The Labour leader Keir Starmer and the Rishi Sunak are preparing for their first face-to-face showdown of the General Election campaign on ITV on Tuesday evening

Craig Mackinlay, who woke from an induced coma to find his limbs had turned completely black, says he wants to be known as the 'bionic MP' as he returns to Parliament

Former BBC News presenter Kate Silverton has revealed why she quit her high-profile job after 24 years at the broadcaster as she now has a very different career

It has been a year since TV star Paul O'Grady passed away unexpectedly at the age of 67 after four decades in the job but his husband has shared an insight into life at home

Professor Pat Price said that while the treatment ahead will be "difficult", the Princess of Wales is extremely brave for speaking openly about her cancer diagnosis today, which comes after she underwent major abdominal surgery in January

Seedlings from the felled Sycamore Gap Tree are kept in a high security greenhouse in Devon. The National Trust are nurturing the little shoots, hoping that they will grow into the famous tree one day

TV executive Nigel Lythgoe faces his fourth lawsuit in recent months and is accused of sexual assault and battery in new allegations

The family at the centre of the Huw Edwards scandal has hit out following the BBC's apology saying they have been left in 'immense pain'

International Editor for BBC News Jeremy Bowen has revealed he has finally been discharged after being diagnosed with stage three bowel cancer over five years ago

Media publishers have strongly criticised the BBC for threatening local and independent news sources, saying the broadcaster's licence fee gives it an unfair advantage

If you don't want to lose a swathe of BBC channels today it's vital that you check your set-top box without delay.

If you have an SD-only set-top box, then you’ll lose access to BBC channels unless you upgrade to a high definition (HD) ready set-top box by January 8

Mr and Mrs Edwards loved the red-painted bomb which decorated the front of their house. But after learning it was still active, they were told their entire street may need to be evacuated…

Six-month-old emu, Rodney, escaped from his home near Maidstone, Kent, and curiously knocked on a pensioner's door - he has since been reunited with his owner Sarah

The Prime Minister shot down rumours he is plotting a surprise change in career as he welcomed world leaders and tech bosses for a summit on Artificial Intelligence

"Wembley turned the arch red for Turkey, blue and yellow for Ukraine and every colour of the rainbow for the One Love armband. Not just that. But they couldn’t do it quickly enough. And that’s the point."

The American tourists were forced to abandon the car down a narrow footpath in the seaside town of Tenby, Wales. They took a train to their hotel instead

Nicholas Witchell has covered the Royal Family since 1998 will leave his career at the BBC next year after working there since 1976, the BBC has announced today

A replacement for Huw Edwards is on the verge of being announced according to BBC insiders after the newsreader was suspended in July following claims he paid cash to a young person in exchange for explicit pictures

The BBC news reporter and Mastermind host has branded those who send him racist abuse 'sad losers' and explains why he has nothing but 'unbridled pity' for the racist trolls

BBC Radio 2 have lost a million listeners since Ken Bruce left the station in March after the organisation decided to cut his contract short despite him having the most popular radio programme in the UK