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The latest on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), the world's oldest national broadcaster. Officially a public service broadcaster, the corporation was founded by a Royal Charter in 1922. Headquartered in London, England, the BBC provides television and radio broadcast services and stations to an international audience. Under the umbrella of the BBC are the BBC Studios, BBC Worldwide, BBC World Service, BBC World News and the BBC iPlayer streamer service.
'Astonishing' ancient sword discovery stuns archaeologists—'top echelons'
The lead archaeologist at the grave site told Newsweek that the sword was an "elite object that marked its owner out as special."
James Corden TV return praised: "Perfect"
Corden co-created and starred in the British sitcom "Gavin and Stacey," which came to a close on Christmas Day.
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Review: Doctor Who's Joy to the World is fun but forced
Doctor Who's 2024 Christmas special is a lot of fun, but it tries a bit too hard to make you cry.
Al Pacino sets record straight on why he "didn't show up" to Oscars
Setting a decades-long Hollywood rumor to bed, the actor revealed that he didn't attend the 1973 Oscars due to struggling with fame.
Simon Cowell cancels 'Britain's Got Talent' taping after Liam Payne's death
Simon Cowell canceled a taping of "Britain's Got Talent" on Thursday after the death of former One Direction member Liam Payne.
Competition to meet 'The Queen' sparks confusion, jokes online
A British writing competition prize to "meet Her Majesty The Queen" has sparked a number of joke responses on social media.
Prince Andrew accused of tampering with interview
Prince Andrew asked for "extra bits" to be added to a car crash tell-all about Jeffrey Epstein, the interviewer said.
Prince Harry reveals key life change as he turns 40
Harry has revealed his mission moving forward as he enters his fifth decade.
Joe Rogan's "Peaky Blinders" post mocked as it sparks disappointment
Fans teased the podcaster for being so late to the party on the acclaimed drama series, starring Oscar winner Cillian Murphy.
Olympics commentator fired for sexist remark, child rapist still competing
Bob Ballard was fired by Eurosport after over remarks regarding Australian female swimmers following their gold medal victory.
Interviewer breaks silence on Meghan Markle swipe
Meghan Markle said the TV interview announcing she was engaged to Prince Harry was an "orchestrated reality show."
Trump shooter climbed roof with gun as police watched, witness says
"Why is there not Secret Service on all of these roofs here?"
How to watch Glastonbury Festival 2024 from the US
This year's five-day extravaganza, which kicked off on Wednesday, will see headliners such as Dua Lipa, Coldplay and LCD Soundsystem.
Wife of missing Michael Mosley speaks of "unbearable" wait
The TV doctor was last seen on CCTV footage in Greece after setting off from St. Nicholas Beach a little less than a mile away.
Vegas restaurant sent legal threat after 'Bluey' event left kids "crying"
Local eatery Dirt Dog has been issued a cease and desist after its unauthorized "Bluey" event prompted a flood of complaints.
How Kate Middleton can be rescued
Kensington Palace should consider releasing an unedited video of the Princess of Wales.
Putin billboard raises invasion fears: "Russia's borders do not end"
The BBC posted an image of the Russian president next to the ominous quote.
'Doctor Who' Christmas special sparks backlash
Some viewers of the recent "Doctor Who" Christmas special aren't happy with the Doctor being played by a Black, gay man.
News anchor gives the finger to the audience in viral video
"A meme is born," said one social media user, while another wrote: "Can the BBC please go one day without a scandal."
Kremlin uses online bots to smear angry relatives of Russian troops: Report
The Russian government could be targeting family members of soldiers who are frustrated about how their loves ones are treated.
Everything Prince William said about "false narrative" Diana interview
Following an investigation into journalist Martin Bashir's conduct, William said Diana's "Panorama" interview should never be shown again.
Seals suddenly turn on great white shark in incredible video
The heartstopping sequence was taken from the third and final series of the Planet Earth trilogy.
Full list of journalists fired over Pro-Palestinian remarks
At least two journalists have so far been removed from their roles at publications over social media comments supportive of Palestinians.
Prince William slammed by playwright for silencing Princess Diana
"It's ironic that the eldest son she brought up to have the courage to speak out has silenced his own mother," playwright Jonathan Maitland said of William.
Prince William and Kate Middleton reveal their most used emojis
The Prince and Princess of Wales took part in a short interview on World Mental Health Day for BBC radio, providing a humorous insight into their marriage.
Jordan Peterson urges Burger King boycott after Russell Brand move
"For those of you who care to know. Maybe eat at the other place. For a while," Peterson said after Burger King pulled its ads from an online video platform.
Jordan Peterson weighs in on Russell Brand controversy
Psychologist Jordan Peterson has taken to social media again to call the BBC's investigation into the British comedian "convenient".
What Dolly Parton said about turning down invite to meet Kate Middleton
"She wasn't going to promote my rock album," Parton said of an invite to meet Kate during a visit to London in July.
Putin ally doubles down on call to use nukes after strike on Crimean bridge
A prominent Kremlin-backed journalist said it may be time for Russia to "batter" Ukraine's leadership with tactical nuclear weapons.
BBC launches 'Bluey' lawsuit over merchandise sold on Amazon, Walmart
The popular children's TV show 'Bluey' is the subject of a court case between BBC Studios and a company selling alleged "counterfeit" products online.
