The BBC‘s top anchor will launch a global interview series for Bloomberg Weekend Edition, the U.S. news outlet has just announced, and she will become editor-at-large. She started her career at ...

The BBC is moving it's Today at Wimbledon highlights show to an 11.55pm slot The show is usually aired at 8pm or 9pm but has been handed a graveyard slot The BBC's flagship Wimbledon highlights show ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The stalwart series, which first aired on BBC One in 2000 with David Dickinson as host, follows two pairs of contestants who’re ...

Viewers of the BBC Two programme Pilgrimage have praised the show for being one of the most heartwarming series on television. The broadcaster’s annual hiking series follows seven well-known ...

Presenter Amol Rajan is leaving BBC Radio 4’s Today programme after five years. “The pips have sounded, and it’s time to get my coat,” the broadcaster said, calling the show’s team “consistently world ...

The BBC said the 42-year-old, who has worked on the show since 2021, will continue to present University Challenge and the Radical With Amol Rajan podcast. Married father-of-four Rajan, who joined the ...

A beloved BBC show is making a shock comeback after coming to an end more than a year ago. According to an insider, the comedy programme Ghosts is to be adapted into a film after being "given the ...

The programme will air daily for 30 minutes across medium and shortwave frequencies A key role of the BBC World Service is to step up in times of crisis to provide news and information for our ...

BBC Scotland is launching a new flagship breakfast radio news programme to replace the long-running Good Morning Scotland. Radio Scotland Breakfast, which begins on 24 November, will be presented by ...

The BBC is being investigated by the broadcast regulator in the US over its editing of a speech by US President Donald Trump featured in an episode of Panorama. Brendan Carr, chairman of the Federal ...

Presenter Amol Rajan is leaving BBC Radio 4’s Today programme after five years. “The pips have sounded, and it’s time to get my coat,” the broadcaster said, calling the show’s team “consistently world ...