Strictly viewers puzzled by Vicky Pattison's absence
Strictly Come Dancing fans express confusion after Vicky Pattison and Kai Widdrington skip traditional It Takes Two appearance following emotional elimination. Get the latest updates.
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6 in 7 Children in Poverty in UK Town
In Newport, Middlesbrough, six out of seven children grow up in poverty. Families and local services demand the two-child benefit cap be scrapped as the government prepares a new strategy.
Purple Heart Veteran Deported by ICE to Mexico
Jose Barco, a Venezuelan-born US Army veteran awarded a Purple Heart, has been deported to Mexico by ICE following his attempted murder conviction. Read the full story of his case and the family's distress.
David Olusoga's Empire & TV Highlights Tonight
Historian David Olusoga investigates the British Empire's slavery legacy in BBC Two's Empire. Plus, Children in Need 2025, Unreported World, and film picks including Mickey 17.
King Charles hugs 105-year-old WWII veteran at Windsor
King Charles III shared a moving embrace with 105-year-old WWII veteran Yavar Abbas during a remembrance reception at Windsor Castle. The combat cameraman later revealed his heartfelt joke to the monarch.
BBC Two Celebrates Richard Burton's Centenary
A new documentary explores the life of Welsh icon Richard Burton, featuring insights from family and co-stars. Discover the man behind the legend on BBC Two tonight.
Two-Child Benefit Cap Scrapped in Budget
Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves confirm the two-child benefit cap will be lifted in the budget, a move costing £2.8bn aimed at tackling child poverty. Read the latest.
Starmer: Racism returning to UK politics
PM Keir Starmer warns divisive hard-right politics is tearing Britain apart and signals end to two-child benefit cap in budget. Read the full interview analysis.
Reeves hints at two-child benefit cap removal in Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves suggests scrapping the two-child benefit cap in the 2025 Budget, potentially boosting finances for larger families and tackling child poverty.
Winterson's New Book Examines AI Through Creative Lens
Jeanette Winterson's latest work 'One Aladdin, Two Lamps' offers profound reflections on artificial intelligence, creativity and human experience. Discover her unique perspective on technology's role in art.
Prince William's Poppy Message to Young People
The Prince of Wales delivers a special video message for Armistice Day, urging young Britons to wear a poppy and remember the sacrifices of the armed forces. Watch the assembly online.
Reeves signals tax rises, hints at ending child benefit cap
Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares for November budget, hinting at breaking tax pledges to avoid public spending cuts while considering scrapping the two-child benefit cap.
Dianne Buswell's tearful Strictly moment with Chris McCausland
Strictly pro Dianne Buswell reveals the emotional dance with blind partner Chris McCausland that left them both in tears. Discover the story behind their Bafta-winning performance.
Reeves Signals Tax Pledge Breach and Benefit Cap Review
Chancellor Rachel Reeves indicates breaking manifesto tax pledges and lifting two-child benefit cap in November budget. Get the latest political analysis.
Reeves to remove two-child benefit cap in budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves signals plan to abolish two-child benefit cap, potentially lifting 350,000 children from poverty. Budget announcement expected this month.
Reeves: Labour manifesto pledges may be dropped
Chancellor Rachel Reeves indicates Labour may abandon key manifesto commitments due to worse-than-expected economic inheritance. Budget to focus on NHS waiting lists and growth.
GTA 6 Studio Rocked by Protests Over Staff Sackings
Rockstar Games faces mounting criticism as employees stage dual protests against sudden termination of 30 workers during peak GTA 6 development phase.
Dragons' Den pulled from BBC schedule tonight
Fans of the hit business investment show were left disappointed as Dragons' Den unexpectedly disappeared from Friday night's BBC Two lineup. Discover what replaced the entrepreneurial programme and when to expect its return.
Paul Gorton: Veteran to Reality TV Star Controversy
An in-depth analysis of how former soldier Paul Gorton's transition to reality television celebrity raises profound questions about modern fame and national identity.
Putin pledges £1bn for wounded soldiers' prosthetics
In a staggering financial commitment, Vladimir Putin has pledged close to one billion pounds for prosthetic limbs for Russian soldiers wounded in Ukraine, revealing the hidden human cost of the ongoing war.
Thomas Skinner Returns to BBC After The Apprentice
Former The Apprentice favourite Thomas Skinner is back on our screens with a brand new BBC series, revealing his unexpected journey from reality TV to broadcasting success.
Ukrainian veterans heal through DJ music therapy
Discover how the Superhumans rehabilitation centre is using electronic music and DJ workshops to help Ukrainian soldiers recover from physical and psychological trauma, creating a powerful new form of therapy.
US Veterans Benefits Face Funding Crisis
Exclusive investigation reveals how millions of American veterans could lose crucial financial support as key government benefit programme faces imminent funding crisis.
Scunthorpe United defender injured in train stabbing attack
League Two club issues emotional update after defender Omar Sanyang survives violent train assault while travelling to training, leaving football community in shock.
London to Brighton Veteran Car Run: 7 Stunning Photos
Step back in time with our exclusive gallery showcasing the spectacular London to Brighton Veteran Car Run, where automotive history comes alive on Britain's roads
London to Brighton Veteran Car Run: Historic Journey
Experience the magic of the world's longest-running motoring event as vintage vehicles from before 1905 conquer the 60-mile route from London to Brighton this November.
John Curtice: Why Two-Party Politics is Collapsing
Britain's political landscape is fragmenting as leading pollster Sir John Curtice explains the collapse of traditional party loyalties and what it means for the future of UK democracy.
Russian commanders accused of executing reluctant soldiers
Shocking new report reveals systematic abuse within Russian military ranks, with soldiers facing brutal punishment for refusing orders to fight in Ukraine.
Full abolition of two-child benefit cap needed to cut poverty
New research reveals that only complete removal of the controversial two-child benefit limit will significantly reduce child poverty, as partial reforms fall short.
Take-Two CEO: Why GTA 6 Couldn't Use Old AI
The head of Take-Two Interactive explains how traditional AI limitations shaped Grand Theft Auto 6's development, highlighting the need for innovative approaches in next-generation gaming.
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