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Match of the Day only aired for 20 minutes on Saturday night rather than its scheduled 80 minutes

By suspending the sports commentator under the guise of impartiality, the BBC has shown up its own inadequacies

Including Bono & The Edge: A Sort of Homecoming with David Letterman, the Academy Awards and more

Television: With no Gary Lineker, pundits or commentators, the embattled broadcaster replaces its Premier League show with an eerie highlights package

British PM defends his proposals to permanently ban asylum seekers who arrive in UK on unauthorised small boats

British PM defends his proposals to permanently ban asylum seekers who arrive in UK on unauthorised small boats

Sunak defends his proposals to permanently ban asylum seekers who arrive in UK on unauthorised small boats

‘If I understand it right, it is a message, an opinion about human rights and that should be possible to say’

List of BBC presenters and pundits showing their support for Gary Lineker continues to grow

Sports pundit at centre of an impartiality row after criticising the UK government’s ‘cruel’ immigration plans

If the BBC won’t support someone so famous and beloved, what are the chances they’ll back a lowly reporter trying to hold the Tories to account?

Plans for the Bill were outlined by Home Secretary Suella Braverman in the House of Commons on Tuesday

Watching The Cosby Show was a Sunday-evening ritual. The documentary We Need to Talk About Cosby chronicles his unmasking as a serial predator

Including George Michael: Outed, Réaltaí na Gaeltachta, The Dry and more

The 96-year-old broadcaster fronts landmark Wild Isles documentary

McDonald grew up as ‘a seasoned war baby’ amid violence of 1970s Northern Ireland and went on to chronicle the conflict for decades

Two-month-old baby not with Constance Marten and sex offender boyfriend Mark Gordon when arrested

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Newspaper reporters could do without TV counterparts looking a bit scruffy – that’s our territory

Sheppards and John Weldon have some super-sized sparklers; Victor Mee is selling the contents of a pub in Sligo that was a film location for Normal People

His sport took over the planet across the span of his career and yet he never gave the slightest hint that he’d wearied of it

Motson enjoyed a distinguished career with the BBC, covering 29 FA Cup finals and 10 World Cups

Including The Masked Singer, Starstruck, Ukraine’s War Diaries, Katie Price’s Mucky Mansion and Other Voices

Searches take place in broadcaster’s offices in New Delhi and Mumbai

Incident comes weeks after broadcaster aired investigative documentary on PM Narendra Modi’s alleged involvement in 2002 sectarian riots

The BBC’s dramatisation of the Brink’s-Mat heist is slow to get going, but it brilliantly evokes the era of Ford Capris and mandatory office-based sexism

Including Dancing with the Stars, Carnival Row, Full Swing, Liam Brady: The Irishman Abroad and The Gold

The comic Colin Murphy and a former paramilitary are among the aspiring artists submitting work to the Royal Ulster Academy in Hilary Fennell’s documentary

The much-hyped season finale packs a punch, even as it descends into silliness

Patrick Freyne: Lord Sugar’s swaggering go-getters believe they can turn their hand to anything, no specific knowledge required

Cyberflashing is just part of what the TV presenter Emily Atack is bombarded with each day. Asking for It? is an unflinching account of many women’s experiences

Former RTÉ executive Glen Killane explains how the EBU and Warner Bros Discovery agreed a major media rights deal with the IOC on Christmas Eve

The Normal People star is up for the Academy Award for best actor for his role in Aftersun

Patrick Freyne: If you enjoy muck, tears and vomit and feel nothing but warmness towards the British military, then SAS: Who Dares Wins is for you

The charismatic soprano on her theatrical style, ‘erotic’ Poulenc and ditching the Viking helmet

Richard Sharp was involved in arranging a guarantor on a loan for Boris Johnson, according to reports

Leo Varadkar downplays prospects of agreement by 25th anniversary of Belfast Agreement in April, saying it will take a ‘couple of months’

An outlandishly dressed foreigner arrives in France, where she struggles to adapt to their sexy Gallic ways. No, it’s not Emily in Paris but Marie Antoinette

With a new series of The Apprentice on BBC, host Alan Sugar says if he was a candidate, he’d win every time

History Reclaimed, a group of so-called ‘anti-woke scholars’, has criticised an episode of Digging for Britain that focused on famine relief works