Paul Revoir

In a scathing letter addressed to BBC Chair Samir Shah, the regulator warned that it had 'ongoing concerns' about the broadcasters failings regarding sourcing for its controversial show.

A core of executives who work on the BBC's current affairs output are under intense scrutiny over the programme - and whether licence fee money was paid to the terror group.

Don't let Big Tech steal UK's creative genius: Music, TV, film and publishing bosses back major Mail campaign

AI companies are committing 'theft' on an 'industrial scale', claims Labour MP - who has written for TV series

BBC2 programme, Louis Theroux: The Settlers, will meet the 'large and growing ultra-nationalist community' of Israeli settlers who are based in the area.

BBC journalist Nick Robinson has X account hacked and used to 'promote cryptocurrency' after being duped by sc

Technology Secretary Peter Kyle reportedly had almost 20 meetings with tech giants between July and September last year - but none with companies from the creative industries.

The idea of expanding the BBC licence to cover viewers of services such as Netflix and Disney+, is among the list of options being talked about by Labour ministers, it has been revealed.

Peers voted 145 to 126, majority 19, in favour of a package of amendments tabled by Crossbench peer Baroness Kidron to the Data (Use and Access) Bill.

Crossbench peer Baroness Kidron has tabled a series of amendments to a bill to make clear that 'web-crawlers' and other 'data-gatherers' should stick to UK copyright law.