Skinner dropped by agents after BBC Strictly vote fix claim
Former Apprentice star Thomas Skinner has been dropped by his talent agents after alleging the BBC fixed the Strictly Come Dancing 2025 vote. Read the full story and the BBC's response.
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Skinner's Strictly Vote Rigging Claims Undermined by Poll
Ex-Apprentice star Thomas Skinner's legal threat against the BBC over his Strictly exit falters as an independent viewer poll shows he received just 1.4% of the public vote. Read the full exclusive.
Skinner Seeks Legal Action Over Strictly 'Rigged' Vote Claims
The Apprentice star Thomas Skinner says he 'really regrets' joining Strictly Come Dancing and is pursuing legal advice over claims the public vote was rigged to eliminate him first. Read the full story.
Skinner Claims Strictly Vote Rigging, BBC Refutes
Former Apprentice star Thomas Skinner claims Strictly Come Dancing voting was rigged and is seeking legal advice. The BBC says his accusations are 'entirely without foundation'. Read the full story.
Strictly contestant alleges BBC fixed vote to eliminate him
Former Strictly Come Dancing star claims the BBC manipulated the public vote to see him removed from the competition. Read the explosive allegations and the broadcaster's response.
Tom Skinner misses Strictly final over BBC vote claims
Apprentice star Tom Skinner explains why he skipped the Strictly Come Dancing final, citing an anonymous email about the vote and a potential legal dispute with the BBC. Read his full statement.
Strictly Final Odds Shift as Ex-Contestant Claims Vote Scandal
Strictly Come Dancing's final faces drama as favourite George Clarke's odds tumble and former star Tom Skinner alleges the BBC rigged voting figures. Read the full story here.
Tom Skinner Breaks Cover Amid BBC 'Rigged' Voting Lawsuit Claims
Former Strictly star Tom Skinner appears in public after reports he is suing the BBC, alleging 'proof' the show's voting system was rigged following his early exit. Read the latest.
Ex-Strictly star Thomas Skinner sues BBC over vote rigging
Former Strictly Come Dancing contestant Thomas Skinner launches legal action against the BBC, alleging the public vote was manipulated to force his early exit. The broadcaster denies all claims.
Thomas Skinner Sues BBC Over Strictly 'Rigged' Vote
Strictly Come Dancing's first 2025 elimination sparks legal drama as Thomas Skinner files a lawsuit against the BBC, alleging the public vote was manipulated. The Apprentice star vows to prove his case.
BBC Changes Sports Personality of the Year Voting System
The BBC Sports Personality of the Year award introduces a new two-stage public vote and lets fans pick the Team of the Year. Discover how the 2025 winner will be chosen.
BBC SPOTY 2025: Start Time, Nominees & Voting
The BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2025 airs live tonight at 7pm GMT. Discover the six nominees, favourites to win, and how to cast your live vote.
BBC Considers Paywall for Classic Shows in Licence Fee Shake-Up
The BBC could place classic shows behind a paywall as part of a major funding review. Learn about the proposed changes to the licence fee and what it means for viewers.
SNP 'hypocrisy' over BBC row and Justice Secretary defence
SNP ministers face accusations of double standards for demanding a BBC correction while defending Justice Secretary Angela Constance ahead of a no confidence vote. Read the full story.
USA's Easy World Cup Draw Sparks FIFA 'Rigging' Claims
The USMNT's favourable 2026 World Cup group draw, announced in front of President Trump, has led to accusations of FIFA manipulation. Discover the reaction and Pochettino's response.
BBC supports Israel Eurovision entry as boycotts grow
The BBC has endorsed the EBU's decision to allow Israel to compete in Eurovision 2026, while Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands, and Slovenia announce a boycott. Read the full story on the deepening cultural divide.
BBC orders all staff to complete antisemitism training
Outgoing BBC director-general Tim Davie has mandated compulsory antisemitism training for all employees following accusations of ignored complaints from over 200 Jewish staff. Staff have six months to complete the course.
Trump pardons exec indicted by his own Justice Department
Donald Trump has pardoned Tim Leiweke, a sports executive accused of rigging a university arena bid. Explore the details of this controversial move and its implications.
BBC complaints drop as Ofcom cites 'significant crisis'
Ofcom reports a decrease in complaints against the BBC, but warns the broadcaster faces a 'significant crisis' over editorial standards. Discover the full story.
BBC SPOTY adds live public vote for Team of the Year
The BBC has announced a major change to its Sports Personality of the Year awards, introducing a live public vote for the 'Team of the Year' category for the first time. Discover the contenders!
US House Votes to Release Epstein Files
The US House has passed a bill to release government files on Jeffrey Epstein. Discover how your representative voted on this crucial transparency measure.
Trump pushes Republicans on Epstein files vote
Donald Trump urges Republicans to vote for releasing Epstein documents. Pressure mounts ahead of House vote on controversial client list disclosure.
Alan Carr's Celebrity Traitors Win Sparks BBC Rigging Scandal
Comedian Alan Carr's controversial victory in Celebrity Traitors sparks viewer fury and BBC bias allegations after producers reportedly intervened to ensure his win.
Strictly Judge Under Fire as BBC Faces 'Rigging' Storm
Exclusive: Strictly insiders break silence on BBC competition controversy as judge Shirley Ballas faces mounting criticism over her scoring decisions in this year's series.
BBC admits doctoring Trump footage in impartiality scandal
The BBC faces a major credibility crisis after an internal investigation revealed serious breaches of impartiality, including doctored footage of Donald Trump and biased social media activity by senior staff.
Strictly Judges Spark Fury Over Public Vote Controversy
BBC faces viewer backlash as Strictly Come Dancing judges appear to override audience preferences, creating controversy over the show's judging system and sparking calls for format changes.
BBC presenter leaves after controversial Ferguson interview
Veteran BBC broadcaster Charles Nove has left his position after conducting a contentious interview with Sarah, Duchess of York about her friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, raising questions about editorial standards at the corporation.
Libor banker jailed for rate-rigging sues UBS for £400m
Tom Hayes, the first banker imprisoned for Libor manipulation, is suing his former employer UBS for £400 million, claiming the bank pressured him into misconduct then abandoned him.
NBA Betting Scandal: Mafia Accused of Rigging Poker
Shocking investigation reveals alleged mafia involvement in manipulating poker games linked to NBA betting, leading to multiple arrests and raising serious questions about sports integrity.
Jess Phillips refuses to resign over Gaza vote rebellion
Labour MP Jess Phillips defiantly rejects resignation calls after breaking party ranks on Gaza ceasefire vote, revealing she received 'thousands' of messages from distressed constituents.
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