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EXPLAINED: 5 - The Real Truth

What Not to Wear is long out of fashion, says Susannah Constantine

Public is tired of being told what to do, says presenter who finds modern need to avoid offending people ‘exhausting’

The Guardian - UK

Bob Geldolf says Just Stop Oil activists who threw soup on Van Gogh are ‘clever’

The Boomtown Rats frontman said he would have been among the crowds protesting in central London if he was 18

Evening Standard

Huw Edwards says lead up to Queen's death was more stressful than announcement

BBC broadcaster Huw Edwards has revealed that his mother sent him a text message following his extensive coverage of the death of the late Queen Elizabeth

Daily Mirror

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Line of Duty star Adrian Dunbar hints season 7 announcement could be 'weeks or months' away

People across the UK are keen to see Line of Duty come back for season seven after many people were left disappointed by the reveal of 'H' during the finale of season six.

Glasgow Live

Line of Duty's Vicky McClure frustrated by lack of funding for people living with dementia

The ITV Trigger Point star is returning to our screens with a new series of Our Dementia Choir

Wales Online

From Blackadder to Blackstuff to Blobby: 100 years of the BBC, part seven

Some of the greatest ever TV airs, Saturday nights get a Crinkley Bottom takeover – and the new comedy royalty are crowned

The Guardian - UK

Edinburgh Make Me Prime Minister contestant's moving reason for taking part in show

An Edinburgh contestant has appeared on a new series now airing on Channel 4 called 'Make Me Prime Minister' as 12 contestants battle it out to become the UK's next PM tackling a variety of current political issues.

Edinburgh Live

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A commie witch-hunt, a live abdication and a military invasion of sport: 100 years of the BBC, part two

Paul Robeson was embraced then banned, Gracie Fields beat cancer and trilled for the troops, news anchors got a catchphrase – and parental chinwags went transatlantic

The Guardian - UK

This Country star wouldn't leave hospital with baby as she 'wasn't in love with husband'

This Country star Daisy May Cooper has opened up about how she felt towards the end of her marriage to her 'lovely' ex-husband, with it having influenced her new show Am I Being Unreasonable?

Daily Mirror

Steven Moffat: The BBC will never be safe in the hands of the Government

The screenwriter and producer decried what he described as attempts to ‘defund the truth’.

The Independent UK

100 years of the BBC – the first live FA Cup final and the dawn of true crime

Our series on the most defining moments of the BBC kicks off in the 1920s with a Churchill broadside, quadrant-based football commentary and a mid-broadcast collapse

The Guardian - UK

Promising signs Leeds United can dispel pre-season Premier League predictions

The Whites were not fancied by many commentators ahead of the campaign...

Leeds Live

Victoria Cross awarded to heroic SAS para-dog in World War Two put up for sale

The animal version of the Victoria Cross was given to Rob the para-dog, who made 20 parachute jumps during World War Two, and is tipped to sell for more than £30,000

Daily Mirror

Doctor Who Centenary Special: everything we know so far from trailer to cast, and rumoured release date

It’s time for the Doctor to regenerate again

Evening Standard

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Evening Standard

Joe Lycett ‘rejoices’ in Liz Truss victory after controversial BBC appearance

Joe Lycett said he’s “having so much fun being right wing”

Daily Mirror

Night Diana confronted Camilla about affair to the utter horror of Prince Charles

In Andrew Morton’s book Diana: Her True Story — In Her Own Words, she recalled the 'worst day of her life' when she realised that Prince Charles had gone back to Camilla despite his promises

Liverpool Echo

Craig Charles gives Coronation Street return verdict as he leaves Radio 2 show

The Liverpool presenter has "mixed feelings" about the loss of his BBC Radio 2 show

Irish Mirror

Prince Charles' cruel trick on Princess Diana so he could sneak off and see Camilla

Journalist Andrew Morton has claimed that the heir would circle TV shows in the Radio Times to lull his wife into believing he was planning on staying in when he was having an affair

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Daily Mirror

Prince Charles' cruel trick on Princess Diana to help him sneak off and see Camilla

Royal staff suffered a variety of health issues including stomach problems related to stress as they were forced to keep up Prince Charles' lies in front of Diana, it's been claimed

Evening Standard

Line of Duty: Adrian Dunbar teases a spin-off show, and reveals H’s possible true identity

Dunbar has been whipping up the rumours about another chapter for the popular police drama

Wales Online

David Dimbleby: I don’t believe Diana was coerced into giving Bashir interview

Dimbleby said that Diana 'was not bullied or hectored' into giving the interview and that 'what she was saying was genuinely meant'

Evening Standard

Why does Sex Education season 4 looks like it’s set in the Eighties? Everything to know, from plot to cast

“Moordale’s not a real place: it’s almost like a comic book, a teenage utopia,” show creator Laurie Nunn has said

The Guardian - UK

Steve Toussaint reveals racist abuse after being cast in House of the Dragon

Actor tells Radio Times of social media backlash after landing part in Game of Thrones prequel

The National (Scotland)

Douglas Henshall explains decision to quit hit murder mystery show Shetland

Douglas Henshall has said it will feel “weird” knowing BBC murder mystery drama Shetland is shooting without him, but that he feels “very…

The Independent UK

Douglas Henshall on his decision to quit BBC murder mystery Shetland

The show is expected to return for an eighth series in 2023 with a new lead.

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