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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.
Mission: Impossible Airs Free on BBC One for New Year's Eve
Watch Tom Cruise's original Mission: Impossible on BBC One at 8:30pm this New Year's Eve. Fans hail the 1996 spy thriller as the best in the franchise. Stream free on iPlayer.
UK's Favourite Christmas Film Revealed in New Survey
A new UK survey crowns Home Alone as the nation's top festive film, while settling the debate on Die Hard. Test your knowledge with our tricky Christmas movie quiz.
BBC's 'Stuffed' hailed as iconic festive drama, airs tonight
BBC One's new Christmas comedy-drama 'Stuffed', starring Guz Khan, airs tonight at 9pm. Fans call it 'brilliant' and 'iconic'. Stream now on BBC iPlayer.
Wonder: Hit Family Film Free on BBC iPlayer
The acclaimed family film Wonder, starring Julia Roberts, is now streaming free on BBC iPlayer. The 2017 hit, based on a bestselling novel, is a perfect festive watch.
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.
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.
The Impossible: Tsunami Masterpiece Sobs Viewers on BBC
The 2012 film 'The Impossible', based on a true survival story from the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, airs on BBC One. Featuring Ewan McGregor and a young Tom Holland.
Alexander Skarsgård's kinky BBC romcom shocks
Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling star in 'Pillion', a sexually transgressive BBC-funded romcom about biker culture and queer relationships that's surprising audiences.
BBC's 9 Christmas film premieres with Puss in Boots
The BBC announces nine blockbuster premieres for Christmas, featuring Puss in Boots: The Last Wish on Boxing Day, Elvis, Oppenheimer and more family treats. Don't miss the festive TV event!
Desert Raves & Apocalypse in 'Sirāt' Film
Explore Oliver Laxe's acclaimed film 'Sirāt', a spiritual journey blending desert raves and climate anxiety. Spain's Oscar entry is a must-see cinematic event.
Award-Winning War Film Vanishes From BBC iPlayer
The critically acclaimed World War I film 'All Quiet on the Western Front' has been unexpectedly removed from BBC iPlayer, sparking outrage among viewers who call it essential viewing.
Taxpayer Millions Funded UK Film Flops
Exclusive investigation uncovers how obscure production companies received substantial public funding for films that failed to achieve commercial success or critical acclaim, raising serious questions about film funding accountability.
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.
Poltergeist's skeleton secret: they were real
Shocking revelations from the making of horror classic Poltergeist, where the terrifying props weren't props at all - and the cast had no idea.
BIFA 2025 Nominations: My Father's Shadow Leads Race
The British Independent Film Awards unveils its 2025 nominations with intimate dramas 'My Father's Shadow' and 'Pillion' dominating the shortlist, celebrating the best of UK cinematic talent.
Lost Alec Guinness Father Brown Film Discovered After 50 Years
Exclusive discovery reveals Sir Alec Guinness's forgotten 1954 Father Brown television adaptation, hidden for decades before its remarkable recovery and restoration.
Peter Watkins: Revolutionary Film-Maker's Legacy
Discover how Peter Watkins, the visionary director behind 'Culloden' and 'The War Game', challenged conventional film-making and faced censorship for his radical approach to documentary cinema.
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.
Hollywood Star's Secret Sci-Fi Film Stuns Industry
Exclusive: An acclaimed Hollywood actor secretly produces and stars in a breathtaking sci-fi short film that's taking the internet by storm with its stunning visuals and profound message.
Lost BBC War Film Masterpiece Stuns Modern Viewers
Discover the incredible true story behind the BBC's lost war film masterpiece that's being hailed as one of television's finest achievements, now receiving a stunning revival.
Regretting You Film Review: Hoover Adaptation Disappoints
The Guardian's critical take on the cinematic adaptation of Colleen Hoover's beloved novel reveals why this emotional story struggles to translate effectively to film.
Shelby Oaks Review: Viral Horror Hits Big Screen
The YouTube sensation's long-awaited horror film Shelby Oaks delivers genuine scares and proves online buzz can translate to cinematic excellence in this found-footage nightmare.
Sydney Sweeney's Boxing Film 'Christy' Takes Critical Beating
As Sydney Sweeney's new boxing film 'Christy' faces brutal reviews, Brian Viner's analysis reveals the Euphoria star might be suffering from political backlash rather than delivering a poor performance. Discover why critics are divided on this biographica
BBC to cancel Victoria Derbyshire show in major cuts
The BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme faces cancellation as part of sweeping cuts to BBC Two's daytime schedule, leaving staff in turmoil and viewers facing significant changes to their daily programming.
BBC bans John Wayne's The Green Berets film
The BBC has removed the 1968 Vietnam War film The Green Berets from its schedule following editorial review, citing its controversial political messaging and portrayal of the conflict as unsuitable for modern audiences.
Bigelow's AI Warhol Film Warns of Nuclear Peril
Oscar-winning director Kathryn Bigelow unveils her revolutionary AI-powered Andy Warhol biopic exploring nuclear annihilation fears, marking a seismic shift in filmmaking technology.
Neurodiverse filmmakers win top London Film Festival award
A groundbreaking neurodiverse filmmaking collective has been honoured with the Creative Audacity Award at the 2025 London Film Festival, celebrating their innovative approach to cinema that challenges conventional storytelling.
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