Current Affairs

SnapQuestion Time audience flood stage to take selfies with Jeremy Corbyn

weird7 of the weirdest weather presenter moments

Eamonn Holmes steps down from Sky breakfast show Sunrise to pursue "other dreams"

PollWho is the nation’s favourite TV news presenter?

Bill Turnbull on life after BBC Breakfast

Enough of the graphics BBC News – just tell me what's happening

InterviewAndrew Neil on Brexit, Trump and why he’s worth more than the PM

Peter Mayhew pens an emotional letter to late Star Wars co-star Kenny Baker

BBC should reveal salaries of stars earning more than prime minister, say MPs

Babylon 5 actor Jerry Doyle dies aged 60

Chris Evans sexual assault investigation dropped due to "insufficient evidence"

Meryl Streep gave an impassioned speech in support of Hillary Clinton at the DNC

From outside the US, the Democratic National Conference looked a lot like Eurovision...

Barack Obama's brother tells Good Morning Britain why he's backing Donald Trump

People were blown away by Michelle Obama's inspirational speech

John Humphrys thinks he's an “over-friendly, timid and nervous" interviewer

What do whips do?

Anita Rani: it's time to show we care about Syrian refugees

Why people need to stop photobombing the news

Tony Hall says BBC News will survive as a standalone channel amid rumours it would be axed

"Robert Peston, where are you?" Angela Eagle faces awkward silence during press conference

Brexit: did we get it wrong?

Sports rights could account for three quarters of TV content costs within a decade, says Lord Puttnam

Lord Puttnam attacks BBC for “criminal act” of failing to take "idiot" Boris Johnson to task for contradictory EU message

Nick Robinson on Today, troubles with his voice, and the EU referendum

BBC apologises to Cliff Richard for his “distress” but stands by coverage of raid on his home

BBC's religious affairs correspondent Caroline Wyatt speaks out after multiple sclerosis diagnosis

Justin Welby: It's time television treated religion seriously

Eddie Mair: these are the questions people are really asking about Brexit - why aren't the campaigns answering them?

Are millennials boring?