Katya Jones takes swipe at ex Neil on Strictly's It Takes Two
Strictly pro Katya Jones made a cheeky dig at ex-husband Neil Jones during It Takes Two. The pair split in 2019 but remain friends on the BBC show. Read the full story here.
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Strictly's It Takes Two delayed twice by World Cup draw
BBC viewers were left fuming as the Strictly Come Dancing spin-off was pushed back twice due to overrunning coverage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup draw. Get the full story on the scheduling clash and England's challenging group.
BBC House of Games fans fume over schedule change
Richard Osman's House of Games was moved from its usual 6pm slot to 7:30pm on BBC Two for World Cup coverage, sparking outrage from loyal viewers. Discover the reaction and show details.
BBC orders all staff to complete antisemitism training
Outgoing BBC director-general Tim Davie has mandated compulsory antisemitism training for all employees following accusations of ignored complaints from over 200 Jewish staff. Staff have six months to complete the course.
Tonight's TV: Muppets, Murder, and Medical Miracles
Tonight's TV guide features deep dives into festive classics 'The Muppet Christmas Carol' and 'It's a Wonderful Life', a chilling Orkney murder mystery, and groundbreaking cancer research. Plan your evening viewing now.
Alex Kingston emotional on It Takes Two after Strictly exit
Alex Kingston broke down live on Strictly's It Takes Two, revealing her husband's secret salsa lessons. The actress discussed her injury and Johannes Radebe's emotional 'goodbye' speech. Read the full story.
TV Tonight: Gone Fishing & Prisoner 951 Drama
Your evening TV guide: Bob and Paul get personal in the Scottish Highlands, while a drama revisits the Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe case. Tune in tonight!
Gladiator: BBC Two Airs 'Masterpiece' Film Tonight
Ridley Scott's epic 'Gladiator', starring Russell Crowe, airs on BBC Two tonight. Hailed a cinematic masterpiece, don't miss this award-winning film.
BBC complaints drop as Ofcom cites 'significant crisis'
Ofcom reports a decrease in complaints against the BBC, but warns the broadcaster faces a 'significant crisis' over editorial standards. Discover the full story.
Strictly fans complain 'for crying out loud' at It Takes Two
BBC Strictly Come Dancing fans are divided over Fleur East's energetic It Takes Two presenting style, with some calling it 'too loud'. Discover the full story and share your thoughts.
BBC's Amol Rajan apologises for 'scroungers' remark
BBC journalist Amol Rajan clarifies his 'scroungers' comment on Radio 4, apologising for any offence caused during a discussion on child poverty and the two-child benefit cap. Read the full story.
Only Connect Christmas specials confirmed after schedule snub
Victoria Coren-Mitchell reassures fans after Only Connect's apparent Christmas schedule omission. Four festive specials confirmed, including a 'twinkly experiment'. Read the full story.
Civilisations series accused of oversimplifying history
BBC's Civilisations faces criticism for oversimplifying Roman history while drawing modern political parallels. Does the series underestimate its audience's intelligence?
BBC's Civilisations: Ancient Collapse Mirrors Modern Crisis
New BBC series Civilisations: Rise and Fall examines four ancient societies' collapse through contemporary lens. Streaming now on BBC iPlayer.
Amy Irons to host BBC Scotland Hogmanay 2025
BBC Scotland unveils its 2025 festive schedule, with Amy Irons returning to host Hogmanay coverage. The line-up includes a Two Doors Down special and Scotland's Christmas Home of the Year.
TV Tonight: Civilisations Explores History's Warnings
As society faces modern challenges, BBC Two's Civilisations: Rise and Fall examines what ancient civilisations did when on the brink. Plus: Glastonbury ticket scams and luxury motorhomes.
McCausland's blindness documentary rethinks AI
Comedian Chris McCausland's BBC documentary 'Seeing into the Future' explores how AI technologies are transforming lives for the visually impaired, challenging common scepticism.
Turner's Secret Sketchbooks Reveal Neurodivergent Clues
JMW Turner's private sketchbooks, featuring 37,000 drawings, are examined on BBC Two. Experts and fans, including Tracey Emin, explore whether the artist was neurodivergent. Discover the revelations tonight.
Strictly Fans Discover It Takes Two Isn't Always Live
Strictly Come Dancing fans were left shocked after a blunder on It Takes Two revealed the BBC spin-off isn't always broadcast live. Discover the details behind the pre-recorded show.
Strictly fans rage over It Takes Two pre-recording
Strictly Come Dancing fans are furious after discovering the 'live' spin-off It Takes Two was pre-recorded, following a major announcement about La Voix's injury. Read the full story here.
Only Connect's 'awkward moment' leaves BBC viewers cringing
BBC Two's Only Connect descended into cringe-worthy chaos as contestants burst into song, creating what fans dubbed the 'most awkward moment ever' on the quiz show.
Vicky Pattison misses It Takes Two for birthday
Strictly's Vicky Pattison apologises for missing It Takes Two to celebrate her birthday. She and partner Kai Widdrington will appear on Wednesday's show. Read the emotional story.
BBC Two airs 'The Piano' masterpiece tonight
Don't miss the BBC Two broadcast of the Oscar-winning masterpiece 'The Piano' tonight at midnight. This period drama features stunning performances and cinematography.
Vicky Pattison's Secret Strictly It Takes Two Deal Revealed
Strictly's Vicky Pattison missed It Takes Two due to a pre-agreed birthday celebration. The BBC granted her time off, with her interview now scheduled for Wednesday. Find out more.
TV Tonight: Empire with David Olusoga on BBC Two
Historian David Olusoga explores the British Empire's legacy in Australia. Plus, Children in Need 2025 and the return of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon. Your essential TV guide for this evening.
BBC admits doctoring Trump footage in impartiality scandal
The BBC faces a major credibility crisis after an internal investigation revealed serious breaches of impartiality, including doctored footage of Donald Trump and biased social media activity by senior staff.
FA Cup Second Round Draw: Non-League Giants Learn Fate
The Emirates FA Cup second round draw has been confirmed, setting up thrilling ties between football's underdogs and established clubs. Discover which non-league sides could secure a dream third-round match against Premier League opposition.
Game of Wool: BBC's Knitting Champion Crowned
The BBC's crafting competition Game of Wool has found its first champion, but did the judges pick the right winner? Christopher Stevens delivers his verdict on Britain's answer to The Great British Bake Off with knitting needles.
Mastermind viewers revolt as BBC quiz show 'goes downhill'
BBC's Mastermind faces viewer rebellion as long-time fans complain the iconic quiz show has reached 'tipping point' with format changes and presenter style sparking outrage.
BBC presenter leaves after controversial Ferguson interview
Veteran BBC broadcaster Charles Nove has left his position after conducting a contentious interview with Sarah, Duchess of York about her friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, raising questions about editorial standards at the corporation.
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