Love Island Named Most Complained About TV Show of 2025
Ofcom reveals Love Island dominated viewer complaints in 2025, with bullying allegations sparking thousands of reports. Discover the full list of controversial programmes.
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Controversial 2025 Show Heated Rivalry Gets UK Date
The divisive US romantic drama Heated Rivalry, one of 2025's most talked-about shows, finally gets a UK streaming release date on Sky and NOW. Discover the story behind the controversy.
Comics Hill & Cleese Criticise 'Bland' BBC and ITV
Comedians Harry Hill and John Cleese launch a scathing critique of 'bland' and risk-averse programming at the BBC and ITV, claiming their own iconic shows would be cancelled today.
Repair Shop Christmas special chaos as experts seek refuge
The BBC's festive Repair Shop special saw emotional restorations turn to playful mayhem as children launched a snowball fight. Watch the chaos unfold on iPlayer.
The Studio: Seth Rogen's Emmy-Winning Comedy Reviewed
Seth Rogen's warm, Emmy-winning comedy The Studio, about a Hollywood movie company, is named the 4th best TV show of 2025. Discover why this exquisitely excruciating series is more fun than anything else on TV.
Chris Hoy's Inspiring Cancer Response on BBC Tonight
Olympic legend Sir Chris Hoy shares his terminal cancer journey in a powerful BBC film. Plus, Sports Personality of the Year, Baileys special, and Jane Austen. Your evening viewing guide.
BBC TV licence fee could be replaced by sliding scale
The UK government is reviewing the BBC's funding, proposing a 'sliding scale' licence fee and new commercial streams. Have your say in the public consultation by 10 March 2026.
Dannii Erskine's 37kg transformation after Bride and Prejudice
Reality TV star Dannii Erskine reveals her incredible 37kg weight loss journey on Instagram. The Bride and Prejudice alum also discusses her TV future and her ex's new baby. Read her full story here.
Ex-Bachelor star in court for attempted arson, assault
Cayla Tudehope, a 2018 Bachelor contestant, faces serious charges including attempted arson of a health facility and assaulting a police officer on Queensland's Sunshine Coast. Read the full court details.
Iris Kendall clarifies reality TV show confusion
Love Island USA star Iris Kendall sets the record straight after mistakenly claiming she turned down Bravo's The Valley. Discover the truth and her current romance.
Nazi Hunters Thriller Now Streaming on Netflix UK
The controversial period thriller 'Hunters', starring Al Pacino, is now available on Netflix. Fans are bingeing the alternate history series about Nazi hunters in 1970s New York. Discover why it's causing a stir.
Judi Dench feared sack for Shakespeare slip-ups
Dame Judi Dench reveals her hilarious on-stage blunders and embarks on a festive family history quest to find a link to William Shakespeare in a new Channel 4 documentary.
George Clarke: YouTubers Finally Respected on Mainstream TV
Strictly star George Clarke celebrates YouTubers gaining mainstream TV respect. He discusses his transformative journey on the show and the changing public perception of content creators.
Fallout fans decode Macaulay Culkin's role from clue
Eagle-eyed viewers spot a hidden movie poster in Fallout season two's premiere, sparking theories about Macaulay Culkin's mysterious Legion character. Stream new episodes weekly on Prime Video.
NYC awards three casino licences in major gambling expansion
New York City has approved its first Las Vegas-style resort casinos. Licences go to sites at the Mets' ballpark, a Trump-linked golf course, and a JFK airport slot parlour, promising billions in revenue. Read the full story.
NYC approves three casino licences; Trump wins big
New York's Gaming Facility Location Board has recommended licences for three major casino projects, promising billions in tax revenue. Former President Donald Trump's company stands to gain $115 million.
Court upholds UK government's oil and gas licences
Oceana UK loses High Court bid against government over 28 oil and gas exploration licences. Judge rules climate and spill assessments were lawful. Read the full ruling details.
Trump's 28 Threats to Revoke TV Licences
Donald Trump has threatened to revoke broadcast licences at least 28 times since 2017, targeting networks like ABC and CBS. Explore the full timeline and legal reality.
California revokes 17,000 commercial driver's licences
California plans to revoke 17,000 commercial driver's licences from immigrants, sparking a political dispute between Governor Newsom and the Trump administration over immigration enforcement and road safety.
California grants driver's licences to non-citizens
California implements landmark legislation allowing non-citizens to obtain driver's licences, aiming to improve road safety and integrate immigrant communities.
TikTok fake driving licence scandal exposed
Exclusive investigation reveals how criminal networks are exploiting TikTok to sell counterfeit UK driving licences to unqualified motorists, bypassing official testing procedures and creating serious road safety concerns.
Man Utd weigh stadium seat licence fees for fans
Exclusive: Manchester United considers controversial new seat licensing model at Old Trafford that could see loyal supporters paying thousands for the right to buy season tickets.
Trump Vows to Sink Starmer's North Sea Oil Ban
Donald Trump launches a scathing attack on UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, pledging to block the new Labour government's ban on North Sea oil and gas licences if he wins the US election, warning of catastrophic economic consequences.
Iceland suspends UK arms licences over Gaza war
Iceland halts new arms export licences to the UK, citing international humanitarian law concerns over Gaza. A significant diplomatic move scrutinising Britain's role in the Israel-Hamas war.
Badenoch: North Sea oil key to UK energy security
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch declares new North Sea oil and gas licences essential for UK energy security, warning of 80% import dependency by 2030 without domestic production.
Reeves ends new North Sea oil licences in Aberdeen
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced an end to new oil and gas exploration licences in the North Sea during a speech in Aberdeen, marking a major shift in energy policy towards renewables and net zero targets.
Badenoch defends new North Sea oil licences for UK energy security
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch delivers a powerful defence of new North Sea oil and gas licences, arguing they are vital for UK energy security, jobs, and a pragmatic transition to Net Zero, putting her at odds with some climate campaigners.
Badenoch Slams Labour's North Sea Oil Ban as 'Virtue Signalling'
Cabinet Minister Kemi Badenoch has launched a stunning attack on the Labour Party's plan to ban new North Sea oil and gas licences, branding it an economic own goal that prioritises 'virtue signalling' over energy security and British jobs.
Tennessee bill lets officials refuse same-sex marriage licences
A controversial new bill proposed by Tennessee Republicans would permit public officials to refuse to solemnise same-sex marriages based on 'conscience or religion', drawing fierce criticism as a blatant attempt to circumvent federal law.
New Brexit export licences threaten UK food industry
UK food and agricultural exporters face a fresh Brexit blow as new EU licence requirements threaten to cripple small businesses with costly delays and complex paperwork, industry leaders warn.
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