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The Independent emphasizes the importance of quality journalism without paywalls during critical events.

Clemency Burton-Hill's documentary shares her raw journey of recovery from a brain injury, aiming to raise awareness for brain injury survivors.

BBC podcasts will soon be accessible internationally via BBC.com and the app, while BBC Sounds becomes exclusive to the U.K.

The BBC canceled The Happy Heat Pump Podcast due to concerns about public controversy surrounding heat pumps.

Sharron Davies faced backlash for criticizing BBC's coverage of Jiggly Caliente's obituary, highlighting tensions between gender-critical views and LGBTQ+ representation.

The BBC's 1987 predictions on consumer technology for 2024 were both surprisingly accurate and amusingly off-target.

The original BBC studios in Ally Pally, where television began, will be open for free tours next month during National Lottery Open Week.

Online dating's evolution shows it has roots dating back to early computer use, revealing persistent challenges and methodologies.

The early computer dating scene mirrors contemporary dating apps in various ways, such as questionnaires and match quality.

The BBC Licence Fee is increasing to £174.50 annually from April, with financial support options available for eligible households.

The BBC's licence fee is being reviewed as 'unenforceable' by the culture secretary, with alternative funding options possible.

Gary Lineker will step down as Match of the Day host in May 2025, focusing on his podcast and a few select football events afterward.

The BBC and ITV will broadcast multiple FA Cup fifth-round matches across various platforms, enhancing viewer access to key matchups.

Gary Lineker is stepping down as host of Match of the Day after 26 years, with three presenters rotating as his replacements.

The BBC is seeking a new football expert through the show Last Pundit Standing, featuring 12 content creators.

Celebrity Traitors features a star-studded lineup of celebrities, including an Olympic champion and TV icons, competing in a game of deception.

Celebrity Traitors, a spin-off series, will air this autumn featuring celebrities identifying faithfuls and traitors in a castle setting.

Gary Lineker reflects on his time at BBC, discussing the 3pm TV blackout rule and its potential impacts on football viewing.

Gary Lineker's suspension from Match of the Day sparked debates on BBC impartiality and freedom of expression.

Gary Lineker will leave Match of the Day after 26 years but will continue with the BBC for the upcoming World Cup.

Gary Lineker reflects on his broadcasting career and loyalty to the BBC, feeling prouder of his television role despite initial difficulties and controversies.

Gary Lineker suspects the BBC preferred he step down from Match of the Day amidst contract negotiations, allowing for program changes.

EastEnders launched in 1985 to rival Coronation Street and quickly became a cultural phenomenon with record-breaking viewership.

Danny Dyer holds the record for the highest salary in EastEnders history, earning between 200,000 and 249,999 annually.

Leonie Elliott from Call the Midwife has joined EastEnders, surprising fans of both shows.

Elliott took time off acting for mental health following personal struggles.

EastEnders celebrates its 40th anniversary with special programming, including a live episode, and the return of iconic characters.

EastEnders will air earlier at 6:50pm on Easter Monday instead of 7:30pm.

Matthew James Morrison, who played Felix Baker on EastEnders, is reportedly leaving the show after three years, stirring fan protests.

Season two of 'Doctor Who' premieres on April 12, featuring Ncuti Gatwa as the Doctor and Alan Cumming guest starring.

Series 14 of Call the Midwife concludes tonight, featuring emotional developments for key characters, including Nancy Corrigan's wedding and Sister Catherine's vows.

The finale of Call the Midwife features the return of a beloved character and promises emotional moments amid its storytelling.

Clarkson's Farm's success stems from its rejection by the BBC, which prioritized location over content.

Henry Kelly, the notable broadcaster and writer, has passed away, leaving a significant mark on journalism and entertainment.

Allegations against Russell Brand highlight issues of misconduct and power dynamics within the BBC culture.

The future of BBC funding is uncertain, with potential shifts towards alternative revenue models due to changing viewer habits.

Russian BBC journalists labeled as foreign agents face severe personal and professional repercussions, including separation from their families and risks of arrest if they return.

Using BBC channels on Amazon Fire Stick requires a TV licence, or users risk hefty fines.

The BBC is warning households of potential fines for not having a TV licence amidst significant financial struggles and a changing broadcasting landscape.

UK households must have a TV licence to watch live TV; refunds available if not using live or iPlayer services.

The BBC plans a celebrity version of The Apprentice for its 20th anniversary, featuring high-profile contestants.

Lord Sugar extends his role on The Apprentice for three more years, continuing to impact British business culture.

The BBC Radiophonic Workshop, legendary for its music and sound effects, marked its history at Maida Vale Studios before its closure due to sale.

The Gaza documentary scandal has severely undermined BBC's credibility and raised questions about editorial oversight and impartiality.

Piers Corbyn pleads not guilty to failing to comply with police orders during a protest outside the BBC.

Activists are protesting against the BBC's perceived pro-Israel bias in its coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Fiona Hanlon appointed Managing Director to lead Persephonica's entertainment expansion.

The BBC faces criticism for a lack of diversity, affecting its trust and viewership among minority communities in the U.K.

Doctor Who's cancellation rumors are unfounded; the series continues with plans for season 3 following season 2.

Ncuti Gatwa's potential departure from Doctor Who will not affect the upcoming season.

BBC Studios is expanding its partnership with Digitize to bring podcasts to the Irish market, tapping into the country's podcast consumption.

iHeartMedia becomes the exclusive sales partner for BBC podcasts in the U.S., indicating a significant collaboration in the growing podcast market.

Generative AI assistants struggle to accurately summarize news, raising concerns for content fidelity and audience trust.

Generative AI tools showed significant inaccuracies and factual errors when tested by the BBC.

The MI5 misled the High Court in efforts to prevent the BBC from revealing a suspected informant's identity.

Jermaine Jenas returns to broadcasting after reflecting on his dismissed conduct, expressing improvement and accountability for his actions.