Australia backs Israel's Eurovision 2026 amid EU boycott calls
SBS, Australia's national broadcaster, confirms it will broadcast Eurovision 2026 from Israel, resisting a growing EU boycott movement over the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
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Irish broadcaster RTÉ faces backlash over Gaza coverage
Irish state broadcaster RTÉ confronts intense criticism and political pressure over its reporting on the Israel-Gaza conflict, sparking a national debate on media impartiality.
CBS Accused of Pro-Trump Bias in Bombshell UK Report
A major UK media watchdog exposes CBS News for alleged 'softball' treatment of Donald Trump, raising serious concerns over US media impartiality ahead of the election.
BBC faces new bias claims over Farage coverage imbalance
Fresh pressure mounts on the BBC as new analysis reveals disproportionate coverage of Nigel Farage and Reform UK, raising questions about impartiality and editorial reform.
BBC accused of disrespect over laughing activist in Kirk interview
The BBC has been accused of gross disrespect after airing a segment showing a Democrat activist laughing during a serious discussion with conservative commentator Charlie Kirk about political violence in America.
Ofcom probes This Morning after psychic segment backlash
UK media regulator Ofcom is investigating a flood of complaints after ITV's This Morning aired a segment featuring a psychic and a controversial 'energy healer', sparking viewer fury over broadcasting standards.
John Cleese: BBC Failing British Public
Monty Python legend John Cleese launches a blistering critique of the BBC, accusing the broadcaster of abandoning its core values and failing the British public with declining standards and biased programming.
BBC editor cleared over edited Sunak interview
A BBC Breakfast editor has been exonerated after an internal investigation into the editing of a PM Sunak interview, which sparked accusations of censorship from viewers.
Channel Seven AFL broadcast rocked by Caroline Wilson F-bomb
AFL fans were left stunned as veteran journalist Caroline Wilson's expletive was broadcast live during Channel Seven's coverage, sparking immediate complaints and raising questions about broadcast standards.
Sky News Australia broadcasts neo-Nazi press conference
Sky News Australia faces fierce backlash after providing an uncensored platform for a known neo-Nazi leader, raising serious questions about media ethics and the amplification of hate speech.
Dave Hughes' Bar Show Warned by Channel Seven
Comedian Dave Hughes' new venture, Hughesy's Bar, has been formally cautioned by Channel Seven following viewer complaints about its 'vulgar' and 'offensive' material, sparking a debate on broadcasting standards.
Tesco recalls Chicken & Stuffing over allergy risk
Tesco has issued an urgent product recall for its Chicken & Stuffing Sandwich Filler due to undeclared egg, posing a serious health risk to allergy sufferers. Here's what customers need to do.
Emelia Fashion label accused of 'shambolic' order delays
Exclusive: Emelia, the UK fashion label beloved by influencers, faces a social media storm as furious customers report months-long delivery delays, incorrect orders, and a customer service blackout, sparking demands for a trading standards investigation.
Labubu Toy Craze Sparks UK Exploitation Investigation
Trading Standards launches an investigation into the Labubu toy craze after reports emerge of vulnerable Chinese nationals in the UK being pressured into buying and reselling the valuable figures at inflated prices.
Trader Joe's Urgent Pizza Recall Over Metal Fragment Risk
Shoppers across the UK are being urged to check their freezers immediately as Trader Joe's recalls its Fully Cooked Pizza with Pepperoni over potential metal fragment contamination. The Food Standards Agency has issued a critical 'do not eat' alert.
NBC News Corrects Report After Misgendering Minneapolis Shooter
NBC News issues a significant on-air correction after wrongly identifying a female Minneapolis shooter as transgender. The incident sparks a wider debate on media ethics, accuracy, and the perils of rushed reporting in the digital age.
Jennifer Aniston Opens Up About Cosmetic 'Tweakments'
Jennifer Aniston has candidly discussed her stance on cosmetic enhancements in a new interview, revealing the subtle procedures she's open to after being photographed outside a renowned surgeon's office.
Mirror Issues Formal Correction Over Marc Citron Headline
The Daily Mirror has published a prominent correction after a headline about financier Marc Citron was deemed 'significantly misleading' and in breach of press standards.
Trump Vows to Defund NPR and PBS if Re-Elected
Former President Donald Trump has pledged to strip federal funding from public broadcasters NPR and PBS if he wins a second term, reigniting his longstanding battle with perceived media bias.
Urgent UK Safety Alert Over Dangerous Labubu Toys
Trading Standards issues an urgent safety warning after over 230 Labubu toy sets are seized for failing crucial safety tests, posing a serious risk to children across the UK.
Sutton Council Warning: Dangerous Fake Dolls Pose Choking Risk
Parents in Sutton are being alerted about a dangerous batch of fake 'Labubu' dolls discovered in local shops, posing a serious choking risk to young children due to easily detachable parts.
Guardian Corrections: Starmer's Education and Weather Data Amended
The Guardian's latest corrections column addresses errors on topics ranging from Keir Starmer's education to UK weather data, highlighting the newspaper's commitment to factual accuracy and editorial transparency.
Oakland's Nude Mural Sparks Fury and Censorship Demands
A controversial public mural in Oakland, California, depicting nude figures has ignited a fierce debate about art, censorship, and public decency, with local officials demanding its removal.
Lewis Capaldi: Female pop stars have it tougher than men
Scottish singer Lewis Capaldi claims the music industry is significantly harder on women, citing immense pressure and brutal online trolling faced by female artists like Dua Lipa and Selena Gomez.
Government rejects plea to ban additives in baby food
The UK Government has dismissed Labour's urgent call for a ban on harmful additives in infant food, raising concerns over NHS strain and child health. Critics accuse ministers of ignoring expert advice.
Man Utd VAR Drama: Fernandes Penalty Sparks Fury
Manchester United's controversial penalty against Wolves has ignited a firestorm over Premier League refereeing standards and VAR consistency, leaving fans and pundits demanding answers.
Met Police officer investigated over bullying allegations
A female Metropolitan Police officer is under formal investigation for gross misconduct after being accused of orchestrating a sustained and vicious bullying campaign against a junior colleague, the Daily Mail can reveal.
Rayner Faces Sleaze Probe Over £800k Apartment Tax Row
Labour Deputy Leader Angela Rayner is under investigation for a potential breach of parliamentary rules and tax avoidance allegations surrounding the sale of her former council house. The probe centres on whether she correctly paid stamp duty and capital
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