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Novak Djokovic storms out of BBC interview amid Wimbledon 'disrespect'
After defeating Holger Rune in Wimbledon 2024's fourth round, Novak Djokovic abruptly left a BBC interview due to crowd disrespect questions. BBC Sport confirmed his post-match exit. Djokovic reacted to the crowd booing. James Blake and Mark Philippoussis remarked on his motivation. His upcoming quarter-final against Alex de Minaur is highly anticipated.
Sambre - Anatomy of a Crime: All you may want to know about crime thriller
The BBC has acquired "Sambre - Anatomy of a Crime," a TV thriller by Jean-Xavier de Lestrade. The series follows a serial rapist who terrorized women in Northern France for 30 years. Produced by Federation Studios, it stars Alix Poisson and Clémence Poesy, and explores the legal battle to bring the criminal to justice.
Glastonbury Festival 2024: Top headliners, special performances, new app revealed
Pack your bags or complete your pending work as the Glastonbury Festival 2024 is back. The Glastonbury Festival takes place at Worthy Farm, located near the village of Pilton, Somerset, England.
'Doctor Who': Where can you watch BBC's sci-fi series online? Everything you may like to know
There are a lot of theories around 'Doctor Who', that have Ncuti Gatwa in the lead. Currently streaming successfully, some of the burning questions around the series will be explored today.
'Gen V' producers won't recast Chance Perdomo's role, says no one can replace late actor
Perdomo made his small screen debut with a recurring role in the third series of the CBBC adaptation of 'Hetty Feather' in 2017 and next year, earned a British Academy Television Award nomination for his performance in the BBC Three film 'Killed by My Debt'.
Who was Bernard Hill? What record did he make by appearing in 'Titanic' and 'The Return of the King'? know in detail
British actor Bernard Hill made his acting debut with the 1982 BBC TV drama 'Boys from the Blackstuff'. He played Yosser Hughes, a character who failed to cope with unemployment in Liverpool.
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How a ‘Fifty Shades Of Grey’ fan gave Jamie Dornan 'scary stalker' experience
Jamie Dornan shares a chilling encounter with a Fifty Shades fan-turned-stalker at his doorstep, creating a backdrop for his constant efforts to shield his family from intrusive fandom. Amidst conspiracy theories and intense role preparations, the actor reflects on unsettling experiences, offering glimpses into his complex journey from model to Hollywood star.
ITV Corrie star Sean Ward sleeps on mattress on floor at friends' houses. All bout his struggle
Sharing his plight on a social media platform, ITV Corrie star Sean Ward has revealed that he sleeps on a mattress on the floor of friends' houses. He also revealed how he tried to kill himself.
Strictly Come Dancing 2023:Winner 'revealed' three days before live finale
Ellie Leach and Vito Coppola, Layton Williams and Nikita Kuzmin, Bobby Brazier and Dianne Buswell are competing for the first prize of BBC's show Strictly Come Dancing 2023. Know who may win the prize.
‘The Traitors’: BBC's Hit Show Returns with a Thrilling Twist
BBC's The Traitors is set to make a comeback for a second season in 2024. Claudia Winkleman, renowned for her role as the host of BBC's chart-topping show Strictly Come Dancing, is set to reclaim her position as the anchor of the second season of the main show.
Major Christmas Day Film Set to Air on BBC One Following 'The King's Speech' in Unveiled Festive TV Lineup
To enhance the celebration of Christmas, the most loved animated movie, Toy Story 4 is scheduled for a prime-time slot on Christmas Day 2023. The December 25 television lineup has been disclosed in anticipation of the festivities, with BBC One planning to air Toy Story 4 right after the King's Speech.
Mysterious street artist Banksy confirms his first name in BBC interview
Banksy, the celebrated Bristol-based graffiti artist, appears to have disclosed his real name in a newly discovered 2003 BBC interview. The interview, which was never made public until now, is being played as part of a special episode of BBC Radio 4's The Banksy Story, where the artist is heard stating his real name is Robbie.
'Doctor Who' 60th Anniversary Specials to premiere on November 25, here's how to watch it
The Doctor Who 60th-anniversary specials will mark the return of David Tennant and Catherine Tate. Tennant will star as the fourteenth Doctor for the first time, having already portrayed the tenth Doctor, while Tate is back as Donna Noble. Neil Patrick Harris is set to guest star as the Toymaker, alongside returning cast members Jacqueline King, Karl Collins, Bernard Cribbins, Jemma Redgrave, and Yasmin Finney.
7- Russell Brand: BBC says two more people make allegations, taking number to five
Russell Brand was accused of rape, sexual assault and emotional abuse while he hosted radio shows between 2006 and 2008. Now, BBC has said a total of five complaints (2 recent ones) have been made about Russell Brand's behavior.
'Live at the Apollo' returns in 2024 for 20th anniversary, BBC confirms new series in 2025
BBC Two has announced the green light for a special celebratory series and a new series in 2025, each comprising six episodes and a Christmas special. The upcoming installments of the iconic 'Live at the Apollo' will be recorded at London's Hammersmith Apollo, a venue renowned for hosting up to 3,500 guests.
Marvel's Loki director Kate Herron joins forces with Award-winning writer Briony Redman for Doctor Who episode
Kate Herron, director of the Marvel Loki series, is set to co-write an episode of Doctor Who with Briony Redman. The episode will feature Ncuti Gatwa as the 15th Doctor. Herron and Redman have previously collaborated on projects such as "The Storkening" and "Miss Universe." The upcoming season of Doctor Who, under the direction of Russell T. Davies, is highly anticipated and will also include specials with David Tennant as the 14th Doctor.
London's Millennium Bridge adopts age-old maritime tradition during repairs
London's Millennium Bridge, currently undergoing repair work, has revived an ancient maritime practice. A bundle of straw is suspended from the bridge's central arch to warn passing boats of reduced headroom. This tradition is rooted in an ancient Port of London Thames bylaw and is being implemented for safety purposes. Workers in high-visibility jackets lower the straw bale using climbing ropes. The urgent repairs are necessary due to deterioration of the bridge membrane.
Madonna's career-spanning 'Celebration' tour resumes after health scare: A night of hits and emotions
Madonna kicked off her "Madonna: The Celebration World Tour" in London after recovering from a bacterial infection. The tour, featuring a massive stage inspired by Manhattan, is set to be a production like no other. Four of Madonna's children will join her on stage, and she will be transported above the arena using an illuminated portal frame. The concert showcased over 40 of Madonna's hits, taking fans on a nostalgic journey through her career.
BBC sports legend Steve Rider reveals prostate cancer diagnosis
BBC sports presenter Steve Rider has revealed that he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer and will soon undergo surgery. Despite showing no symptoms, Rider sought medical attention after his prostate reading was elevated. He credited his wife for prompting him to get checked. Rider emphasized the importance of early detection and urged viewers to visit the Prostate Cancer website and get checked if they observe any symptoms.
BBC blocks OpenAI data scraping, to harness Generative AI
The BBC's director of nations, Rhodri Talfan Davies, believes that the use of artificial intelligence (AI), specifically Generative AI (Gen AI), can provide opportunities to deliver more value to audiences and society. He also stated that Gen AI has the potential to help teams work more effectively and efficiently across various areas.
Glow Up Season 5: See premiere date on Netflix and more
BBC's Glow Up Season 5 returns and arrives on Netflix worldwide in September 2023. The series seeks promising makeup artists.
Three suspected Russian spies arrested in Britain
Three individuals, Bulgarian nationals, have been charged with identity document offences as part of a national security investigation, following accusations of their ties to Russian security services. The individuals were arrested under the Official Secrets Act while counter-terrorism officers made five arrests.
Line of Duty Star Vicky McClure announces surprise marriage live on air
Vicky McClure, the renowned actress renowned for her role in the acclaimed BBC series Line of Duty, and her partner, film producer Jonny Owen, announced their marriage in a live radio broadcast on their wedding day.
Andrew Tate film: BBC Three is making documentary on controversial ex-kickboxer, to reveal his network, crime syndicate
Andrew Tate, former kickboxer turned social media influencer ultimately landed in police custody. Now BBC Three is making an investigative documentary on him, exposing his human trafficking network and crime syndicate.
Catherine Tyldesley embroiled in 'bizarre' cake controversy: What happened and who's involved?
The former Coronation Street actor has called the baker-PR incident 'bizarre'. Here’s what happened.
BBC Proms 2023 schedule: Filled with diverse range of classical concerts and performances
The full schedule of classical concerts for the BBC Proms 2023 is here. It promises to be a spectacular summer of music that caters to all musical tastes.
BBC presenter accused of inappropriate and financial misconduct, prompting concerns and calls for investigation
A BBC presenter is facing allegations regarding misconduct for allegedly purchasing explicit photos. The news organisation has responded in this matter.
England openers fall before rain ends play on day three
Play was abandoned around 1715 GMT with just 32.4 overs bowled following a lengthy rain-enforced break with England on 28-2, a lead of 35 runs, after Australia were bowled out for 386 in the morning session in reply to the hosts' first-innings total of 393.
Daisy May Cooper opens up about drifting away from brother Charlie, terms it ‘horrible’ experience
Daisy May Cooper said that the situation with her brother has made her “question a lot of things about who I am and what I want” while also thinking what actually makes her happy. According to her, people come along with their own agendas until that “separates” them and is “horrible”.
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