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Britain's BBC 'Determined To Fight' Trump Defamation Claim
Britain's BBC is determined to fight any legal action filed by Donald Trump and sees no basis for a defamation case over its editing of one of his speeches, its chair said.
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BBC Apologises To Trump Over Speech Edit, Rejects Compensation Claim
Britain's BBC apologised to Donald Trump on Thursday for editing a speech to make it look like he had advocated violence but rejected the president's demand for compensation.
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BBC Director-General Resigns Amid Backlash Over Edited Trump Speech
The director general of Britain's BBC, Tim Davie, and the chief executive of news, Deborah Turness, have resigned following criticism that a BBC documentary misled viewers by editing a speech by US President Donald Trump.
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UK's Labour Party Suspends Veteran Politician Diane Abbott In New Racism Row
Veteran politician Diane Abbott, the first black woman to become a British MP and a left-wing figurehead, was again suspended from the Labour Party after repeating contentious comments about racism.
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BBC Regrets Not Stopping Glastonbury Livestream Of Bob Vylan
Britain's BBC said it regretted not stopping the livestream of punk-rap duo Bob Vylan's set at Glastonbury after the performance included chants against the Israeli military, drawing condemnation from British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
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Britain's Prince Harry Explored Changing Surname To Spencer: Report
Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan explored the idea of changing their family name to Spencer amid months of delays in their two children receiving British passports, the Guardian newspaper reported on Wednesday.
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"Would Love Reconciliation With My Family," Says Prince Harry
Britain's Prince Harry said he would love to be reconciled with his family in an interview with the BBC on Friday.
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Netflix Is Snapping At The Heels Of The BBC. How Legacy Media Is Losing Out
During the last quarter of 2024, Netflix pulled a larger audience in the UK than BBC One, becoming the countrys most popular TV service.
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Ex-BBC Presenter Huw Edwards Charged With Indecent Child Picture Crimes
Former British TV news presenter Huw Edwards, a household name in Britain, has been charged with three counts of making indecent pictures of children, police said on Monday.
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Man Dubbed Britain's Kindest Plumber Admits To Fabricating Stories To Gain Donations
The investigation reveals repeated use of photos of a dead woman and filming a reluctant elderly customer, disregarding his privacy.
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UK Military Personnel's Data Accessed In Hack: Report
Some personal information in a payroll system used by Britain's defence department has been accessed in a data breach, the BBC reported on Monday.
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Indian-Origin Samir Shah UK's Choice For Next BBC Chairman
Britain's government on Wednesday chose a new BBC chairman after the previous incumbent was forced to quit earlier this year over a loan to then-prime minister Boris Johnson.
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BBC "Urgently Looking" Into Issues Raised By Charges Against Russell Brand
Britain's BBC said on Sunday it was "urgently looking into the issues" raised by allegations of sexual assault made against the broadcaster's former employee, British comedian and actor Russell Brand, who denies the accusations.
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NPR Quits Twitter Over ‘Government-Funded Media’ Label, Says Elon Musk-Owned Platform Undermined Credibility
US radio broadcaster NPR on Wednesday said it was quitting Twitter, in the first significant defection by a major news outlet since Elon Musk's tumultuous takeover of the platform.
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BBC Chief Refuses To Quit Amid Chaos Sparked By Gary Lineker's Removal
Britain's finance minister on Sunday said "people's confidence" in the BBC needed to be restored as the broadcaster's boss vowed not to quit amid the chaos surrounding Gary Lineker's removal as Match of the Day host.
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Britain's BBC 'Determined To Fight' Trump Defamation Claim
Britain's BBC is determined to fight any legal action filed by Donald Trump and sees no basis for a defamation case over its editing of one of his speeches, its chair said.
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BBC Apologises To Trump Over Speech Edit, Rejects Compensation Claim
Britain's BBC apologised to Donald Trump on Thursday for editing a speech to make it look like he had advocated violence but rejected the president's demand for compensation.
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BBC Director-General Resigns Amid Backlash Over Edited Trump Speech
The director general of Britain's BBC, Tim Davie, and the chief executive of news, Deborah Turness, have resigned following criticism that a BBC documentary misled viewers by editing a speech by US President Donald Trump.
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UK's Labour Party Suspends Veteran Politician Diane Abbott In New Racism Row
Veteran politician Diane Abbott, the first black woman to become a British MP and a left-wing figurehead, was again suspended from the Labour Party after repeating contentious comments about racism.
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BBC Regrets Not Stopping Glastonbury Livestream Of Bob Vylan
Britain's BBC said it regretted not stopping the livestream of punk-rap duo Bob Vylan's set at Glastonbury after the performance included chants against the Israeli military, drawing condemnation from British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
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Britain's Prince Harry Explored Changing Surname To Spencer: Report
Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan explored the idea of changing their family name to Spencer amid months of delays in their two children receiving British passports, the Guardian newspaper reported on Wednesday.
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"Would Love Reconciliation With My Family," Says Prince Harry
Britain's Prince Harry said he would love to be reconciled with his family in an interview with the BBC on Friday.
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Netflix Is Snapping At The Heels Of The BBC. How Legacy Media Is Losing Out
During the last quarter of 2024, Netflix pulled a larger audience in the UK than BBC One, becoming the countrys most popular TV service.
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Ex-BBC Presenter Huw Edwards Charged With Indecent Child Picture Crimes
Former British TV news presenter Huw Edwards, a household name in Britain, has been charged with three counts of making indecent pictures of children, police said on Monday.
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Man Dubbed Britain's Kindest Plumber Admits To Fabricating Stories To Gain Donations
The investigation reveals repeated use of photos of a dead woman and filming a reluctant elderly customer, disregarding his privacy.
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UK Military Personnel's Data Accessed In Hack: Report
Some personal information in a payroll system used by Britain's defence department has been accessed in a data breach, the BBC reported on Monday.
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Indian-Origin Samir Shah UK's Choice For Next BBC Chairman
Britain's government on Wednesday chose a new BBC chairman after the previous incumbent was forced to quit earlier this year over a loan to then-prime minister Boris Johnson.
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BBC "Urgently Looking" Into Issues Raised By Charges Against Russell Brand
Britain's BBC said on Sunday it was "urgently looking into the issues" raised by allegations of sexual assault made against the broadcaster's former employee, British comedian and actor Russell Brand, who denies the accusations.
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NPR Quits Twitter Over ‘Government-Funded Media’ Label, Says Elon Musk-Owned Platform Undermined Credibility
US radio broadcaster NPR on Wednesday said it was quitting Twitter, in the first significant defection by a major news outlet since Elon Musk's tumultuous takeover of the platform.
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BBC Chief Refuses To Quit Amid Chaos Sparked By Gary Lineker's Removal
Britain's finance minister on Sunday said "people's confidence" in the BBC needed to be restored as the broadcaster's boss vowed not to quit amid the chaos surrounding Gary Lineker's removal as Match of the Day host.
