Thursday 5 August, 2021
Residents who have been in the house since early February remain oblivious to the pandemic.
“Clear your diaries, get the time booked off. Because that’s what I’m doing.”
When you’re watching a viral clip and it’s… you.
Trump: “BBC News, there’s another beauty…” BBC News: “Hey that’s us!”
Their response was absolutely lovely.
The website is back online now.
Ed Balls was oblivious to the spider stealing the show…
The BBC is complaining to Chinese authorities about the blocking.
Turn that arachnophobia up to ninety.
The perils of live telly.
Full inquest rules that the 25-year-old died of a heroin overdose.
Jobs cut linked to licence fee freeze, but News Director says 195 new roles will be created in restructuring.
They want more nudity, apparently.
At least three “mostly Portuguese” suspects are to be questioned.
We guess he won’t be voting for them so.
Pantigate continues to spread across the world.
It was a very “happy day” for the reporter in question. Get it?
Known in soap land as car mechanic Kevin Webster and in the real world as Michael Turner, the 48-year-old has denied all charges against him.
“Off you go, I can’t be bothered with you”, UKIP politician Godfrey Bloom tells Channel 4′s Krishnan Guru Murthy.
The bankrupt businessman has given an interview to the BBC just hours after his release from Mountjoy Prison where he spent the last nine weeks.
The decision to drop an investigation into sexual abuse against Jimmy Savile was “flawed”, according to an investigator.
Staff at the State broadcaster used Twitter to congratulate Kevin Bakhurst on his new role before being warned by the chief news editor to rein it in.
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‘Culture jamming’ group The Yes Men say independent trader Alessio Rastani isn’t a member – and that they think he’s genuine.
Independent trader Alessio Rastani says he and his colleagues look forward to downward markets. The BBC is stunned.
It was a perfectly ordinary day for this BBC newsreader in Scotland… until she ran into a few technical problems.
The national broadcaster comes under fire after failing to tell viewers about the bailout speech – and pulling the feed early.
The BBC alleged that millions of pounds raised by Band Aid had been diverted to rebels in Ethiopia.
This guy is waaay better than Jean Byrne.
