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Scandal in the BBC newsroom as a cheesecake is stolen from one of the fridges

BBC chairman demands action on “explicit and aggressive” abuse of its journalists

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LBC slammed by Ofcom after failing to challenge caller's Diane Abbott “retard” jibe

Channel 4 News in trouble with Ofcom for "significant error" during coverage of Westminster terror attack

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker had to correct this awkward subtitle error

The new Nightly Show? ITV to launch topical show Late Night Live

Newsreader Martyn Lewis recalls the day he broke the news of Princess Diana’s death

Sky stops broadcasting Fox News in UK

Toddlers take over the ITV afternoon news

Jon Snow says Facebook should pay more for "feasting" on TV content

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Andrew Neil leaves BBC1's Sunday Politics

Astronomer Dava Sobel and friends looking at an eclipse

Astronomer Dava Sobel on why the 2017 eclipse was the perfect time to pay tribute to the heroine of her new book

Anna Paquin was actually that topless woman broadcast on BBC News at Ten

Professor Brian Cox, Jim Al-Khalili and ructions at Radio 4

Jeremy Clarkson is admitted to hospital while on holiday in Spain

Sunday Times sacks columnist over "unacceptable" BBC pay column

ITV documentary shows firefighters describing the horror of the Grenfell Tower disaster

How do the BBC’s highest paid newsreaders compare with their rivals on ITV, Sky and Channel 4?

ITNfested! Journalists forced to flea newsroom

How much does Doctor Who get paid?

Jodie Whittaker to be paid the same as Peter Capaldi for Doctor Who

ExclusiveBBC wooing Newsnight's Emily Maitlis with 'increased pay offer'

John Humphrys revealed as highest paid BBC news presenter

Carolyn McCall to become ITV's first female chief executive

TV debateLeave people to grieve in peace - don't shove a camera in their face

David Dimbleby's bedtime alarm went off during Question Time

BBC journalist James Landale reveals he turned down job working for Theresa May

Eddie Mair: with Theresa May in sight "I was suddenly gripped by a desire to be naughty"

Instant news doesn't de-sensitize us, it forces us to face reality

Jeremy Corbyn finally reacts to Theresa May's field of wheat confession