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BBC hires £120k whistleblowing team after scandals
The BBC is recruiting a high-paid whistleblowing team following a series of scandals involving Huw Edwards and Gregg Wallace. Read the full story on the corporation's new transparency drive.
Amy Dowden on Thomas Skinner's Strictly Absence and Loss
Strictly pro Amy Dowden opens up about her dance teacher's death and reveals she's 'gutted' Thomas Skinner missed the final. Get the latest on the voting row.
Agent drops Skinner after Strictly 'fix' claims
Former Apprentice star Thomas Skinner has been removed from his PR agency's website after alleging the BBC rigged Strictly Come Dancing's voting. Read the full story on the fallout.
Agent drops Thomas Skinner after Strictly legal threats
Thomas Skinner has reportedly been dropped by his talent agency following his threats to sue the BBC over Strictly Come Dancing elimination claims. The reality star alleges voting was rigged.
Skinner parts with agent after Strictly vote figures revealed
Thomas Skinner has reportedly split from his agent as independent polling shows he received just 1.4% of the Strictly public vote, contradicting his claims of a BBC fix. 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.
Skinner's Strictly Mention After BBC Vote-Rigging Claims
Thomas Skinner received a surprise mention on the Strictly Come Dancing final despite his bombshell claims about the show's voting. Read the full story behind the controversy.
Tom Skinner's Full Statement on Strictly Voting & BBC Exits
Former Strictly star Tom Skinner explains his absence from the final, alleging voting irregularities and noting 'coincidental' high-profile BBC departures. Read his bombshell statement.
Tom Skinner Breaks Silence on Strictly Voting Scandal
The Apprentice star Thomas Skinner addresses reports he will sue the BBC over 'rigged' Strictly Come Dancing voting. Read his full statement and the explosive email claims.
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.
Strictly's Thomas Skinner sues BBC over 'rigged' vote
Former Strictly Come Dancing star Thomas Skinner is reportedly taking legal action against the BBC, alleging the show's voting was rigged to ensure his early exit. He claims to possess evidence.
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 Changes Sports Personality Vote to Two-Stage System
The BBC has announced a major change to the Sports Personality of the Year voting process for 2025, introducing a two-stage public ballot. Discover how the new system works and who is in the running.
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.
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.
Victoria's Flawed Voting System Faces Scrutiny
Victoria remains Australia's only state using group voting tickets for its upper house, a system that allows backroom deals to decide elections. Discover the push for reform and who stands to gain or lose.
Teen's Alabama voting map becomes state law
An 18-year-old student's redistricting map, created using free software, has been adopted by an Alabama court to remedy Voting Rights Act violations. Discover how citizen mapmaking is transforming democracy.
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 2025 Introduces Live Voting Twist
Gabby Logan reveals a brand new live public vote for BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2025, putting fans in control. The show airs 18th December on BBC One.
BBC Licence Fee Scrutiny After Scandals & Trump Lawsuit
Following the resignations of Tim Davie and Deborah Turness and a $5bn Trump lawsuit, the BBC's mandatory £174.50 licence fee faces unprecedented scrutiny. Should it be abolished?
Eurovision Changes Voting Rules After Israel Claims
Eurovision organisers announce major voting system reforms following Israeli interference allegations. Discover how transparency will be strengthened for 2026 contest.
MyPillow CEO Lindell sued over alleged audit conspiracy
MyPillow founder Mike Lindell is being sued by former associate for allegedly orchestrating a fake 'audit' scheme, adding to his growing legal troubles following election fraud claims.
Kansas mayor investigated after non-citizen votes
The mayor of Coldwater, Kansas faces investigation after admitting a non-US citizen voted in the city's election, raising serious questions about electoral integrity.
Voting linked to longer life, study finds
New research shows participating in elections significantly reduces mortality risk, with non-voters facing 19% higher chance of premature death regardless of political affiliation.
Kentucky election official resigns in voting scandal
A Kentucky election official's abrupt resignation follows allegations of illegal voting in multiple states, raising questions about election integrity ahead of crucial contests.
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.
California election chaos as voting overhaul backfires
Deep in rural California, Shasta County's controversial decision to eliminate electronic voting machines has created an election administration nightmare, with counting delays and legal battles threatening democratic integrity.
Georgia Voting System Issues During Republican Primary
Technical glitches in Georgia's Fulton County during Republican primary voting raise concerns about election integrity and voting system reliability ahead of crucial elections.
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.
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