Victims denied compensation over criminal records
Exclusive: Over 11,000 victims including child abuse survivors refused compensation due to unspent convictions. Read the shocking investigation findings.
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Victims Denied Compensation Over Criminal Records
Exclusive: Victims of grooming gangs and modern slavery are being denied government compensation due to unspent criminal convictions, Sky News analysis reveals.
BBC board member resigns over liberal bias claims
A BBC board member resigns after being excluded from talks on liberal bias allegations that led to the director general's shock exit. Follow the latest developments.
BBC board member resigns, criticises governance
BBC board member Shumeet Banerji resigns early, citing governance failures following high-level departures. Get the latest on this developing story.
BBC loses £1bn a year in licence fee revenue
MPs reveal the BBC is losing over £1bn annually from licence fee evasion and non-use, as streaming services gain popularity. Discover the future of public broadcasting.
Windrush Scandal: Campaigners Demand Justice Reform
Seven years on, the Windrush scandal remains unresolved. Campaigners call for urgent reform of the compensation scheme and plan a 'people's inquiry' into Home Office failings.
BBC in 'existential crisis' over government appointments
Former BBC journalist Mishal Husain warns the corporation faces an existential crisis and calls for end to ministers picking board members to restore public trust.
Ryanair offers £50 for £1500 shredded luggage
Photographer Daniel Sakal's £1500 luggage was ripped to shreds on a Ryanair flight. The airline offered just £50 compensation. Read his shocking story and find out how to claim.
New Orleans $230m clergy abuse settlement trial starts
Federal bankruptcy judge to decide if $230m settlement for 650 clergy abuse survivors is fair. Three-week trial begins amid parish financial concerns.
Bank protection limit increases to £120,000 from £85,000
UK banking watchdog raises deposit protection to £120,000, safeguarding customer funds against provider collapse. Discover how this affects your financial security.
Parents win £20k after wrongful school WhatsApp arrest
Hertfordshire couple compensated after police admit unlawful arrest over school complaints in private WhatsApp group. Read their full story.
Trump sues BBC for $5bn over edited speech
Donald Trump confirms $5bn lawsuit against BBC for 'changing his words' in Panorama edit about Capitol riot. BBC apologises but disputes defamation claim.
BBC's Wild Cherry: Private School Girls' Shocking Inspiration
BAFTA winner Nicôle Lecky reveals how real private school experiences, including teens drinking morphine, inspired her new BBC drama Wild Cherry. Premieres November 15.
Why Running the BBC Remains an Impossible Job
Exploring why leading the BBC has become Britain's most challenging media role amid political pressure, funding crises and digital disruption. Discover the key challenges.
Trump to sue BBC for up to $5bn over edited speech
Donald Trump confirms he will sue the BBC for up to $5bn over a Panorama edit, despite the broadcaster's apology. Get the latest on this major legal development.
BBC turmoil: Sir Robbie Gibb at centre of 'inside job' claims
Amid senior BBC departures and an apology to the US President, Sir Robbie Gibb faces 'inside job' rumours. Discover the full story behind the controversy.
Tony Hall calls to end political BBC board appointments
Former BBC director general Tony Hall leads demands to stop political appointments to BBC board amid Robbie Gibb impartiality concerns. Urges charter reform for broadcaster's independence.
BBC investigates Naga Munchetty over bullying claims
BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty faces formal bullying investigation following escalated claims. Explore the latest developments in this ongoing BBC probe.
BBC's Next Leader Faces Glass Cliff Challenge
The next BBC director-general may face the 'glass cliff' phenomenon, stepping into crisis after Tim Davie's departure. Explore the risks and challenges ahead for the broadcaster.
Union demands BBC board member removal over impartiality
BECTU union calls for Sir Robbie Gibb's removal from BBC board amid political impartiality concerns following senior resignations. Read the latest developments.
Goldman Sachs Adds 200 EU Staff as Pay Rises 11%
Goldman Sachs increases EU workforce by nearly 200 employees across Frankfurt, Paris and Milan while compensation costs surge 11% amid strategic continental expansion.
BBC launches formal bullying probe into Naga Munchetty
The BBC has escalated to a formal investigation into bullying allegations against Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty as new complaints emerge. Learn the latest developments.
BBC Staff Question Political Appointments to Board
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy confirms BBC charter review will examine political board appointments amid staff concerns over impartiality. Read the latest developments.
Return to Paradise: BBC Schedule Change Explained
Find out why BBC's Return to Paradise is off air this week and when the detective drama will be back. Catch up now on BBC iPlayer.
Judgment due in BHP Brazilian dam collapse case
The High Court in London will deliver its judgment on the £36bn claim against BHP over Brazil's Fundão dam collapse, a disaster that killed 19 and caused an environmental catastrophe.
BBC apologises to Trump before lawsuit deadline
The BBC has apologised to Donald Trump for editing his speech in a Panorama episode, just hours before the US President's deadline for a $1 billion defamation lawsuit. Read the full details.
BBC apologises to Trump over edited Panorama speech
The BBC has formally apologised to Donald Trump for editing his Capitol attack speech in a Panorama documentary, rejecting his $1bn compensation demand. Discover the full story behind the controversy.
BBC Newsnight accused of editing Trump Capitol speech
BBC's Newsnight faces allegations of selectively editing Donald Trump's speech, creating a misleading impression of a direct call for violence ahead of the Capitol attack. Explore the details and fallout.
BBC reporter challenges systemic bias claims
BBC journalist Deborah Cohen disputes allegations of systemic bias on transgender coverage, revealing extensive reporting was conducted without interference. Explore the internal debate.
BBC faces Trump's billion-dollar legal threat
The BBC prepares to formally apologise to Donald Trump over edited Panorama speech amid billion-dollar lawsuit threat. Read the latest developments in this high-stakes media battle.
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