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BBC News reader struggles to speak as she shares news of deaths of three boys in icy Solihull lake

Joanna Gosling was the one to break the tragic news

Manchester Evening News

BBC presenter breaks down in tears over deaths of three children in Solihull lake

BBC news presenter Joanna Gosling was overcome with emotion as she reported the tragic news that three children had lost their lives after being pulled from an icy lake in Solihull

Daily Mirror

Former GB News editorial director takes up new role at BBC

THE former editorial director and director of news and programmes at GB News has joined the BBC.

The National (Scotland)

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Boy, 5, dies of infection after being sent home from hospital 'despite his pleas'

Five-year-old boy Yusuf Mahmud Nazir died after an infection 'spread to his lungs' which caused several organ failures and triggered a number of cardiac arrests

Daily Mirror

All the protests (so far) at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar

Players and nations have used the world stage to speak out against the host nation of Qatar.

Axios

Fake airport sign costing £25,000 has fooled people for 20 years - but had no complaints

The billboard for Llandegley International has been a landmark for the past two decades, and whilst it appears like a typical road sign, it signposts to an airport which only exists in people's imagination

Daily Mirror

‘Father of election science’ and Swingometer inventor Sir David Butler dies

His family paid tribute to a ‘loving father’ who had politicians, pollsters and journalists as admirers.

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BBC host returns to presenting after being taken off air for Boris Johnson comment

MARTINE Croxall has returned to presenting BBC News after 12 days off-air.

The National (Scotland)

BBC rules presenter Martine Croxall breached impartiality with 'gleeful' Tory coverage

Martine Croxall, who was taken off air during Sunday night's instalment of The Papers, has breached impartiality it has been confirmed by the BBC

Daily Mirror

Wearing contact lenses in the shower can cause ‘permanent vision loss’, optician warns

The optician explained that people who wear contact lenses in the shower face a greater risk of developing Acanthamoeba keratitis - a serious eye infection that can result in permanent visual impairment

Daily Mirror

BBC broadcasts word cloud describing Rishi Sunak as a 'c***' and a 'twat'

BBC News has broadcast a word cloud which described Rishi Sunak as a "c***" and a "twat".

The National (Scotland)

BBC News presenter Martine Croxall pulled off air after 'gleeful' Boris Johnson comment

The journalist is understood to have been rushed off air after allegedly breaching the British Broadcasting Corporation's strict impartiality rules - making a jibe at the former PM during Sunday night's edition of The Papers.

Chronicle Live

BBC News presenter Martine Croxall pulled off air amid Boris Johnson bias claims

The BBC is 'urgently reviewing' the Sunday's edition of the programme for potential breach of impartiality

Manchester Evening News

Martine Croxall: BBC host taken off air after ‘gleeful’ response to Boris Johnson pulling out of leadership race

‘I’m probably breaking some terrible due impartiality rule by giggling,’ said presenter

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Wales Online

BBC News presenter Martine Croxall taken off air for potential impartiality breach

The BBC has strict rules about impartiality and presenters must be balanced when discussing political issues

Daily Record

BBC presenter 'breaks impartiality rules' after Boris Johnson drops out of PM race

Journalist Martine Croxall said she was 'gleeful' about the turn of events.

The Independent UK

BBC News presenter Martine Croxall taken off air amid bias claims

The corporation said it was ‘urgently reviewing’ Sunday night’s edition of The Papers.

The National (Scotland)

BBC News presenter 'taken off air' over possible 'breach of impartiality'

A BBC News presenter has been pulled off air following a potential breach of impartiality on Sunday evening, according to reports ...

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Daily Mirror

BBC News' Martine Croxall taken off air after 'gleeful' Boris Johnson comment

Martine Croxall is understood to have been taken off air after appearing to breach the BBC's strict impartiality rules with a comment made about Boris Johnson during Sunday night's edition of The Papers

Daily Mirror

BBC News star 'breaks impartiality rules' after Boris drops out of No 10 race

BBC viewers have been left enraged after news anchor Maxine Croxall appeared to "breach impartiality rules" by sharing her "giddy" reaction as Boris dropped out of the Tory leadership contest

Daily Record

BBC News viewers left in stitches after guest gets unfortunate caption

A screenshot of the caption was shared on Twitter leaving many people amused.

Daily Mirror

BBC News guest suffers unfortunate caption leaving viewers amused

Claire Connelly, the chief financial officer of bottling company Clearly Drinks, appeared on BBC News at Six earlier this week to discuss the Sunderland-based firm amid Liz Truss' resignation

Daily Mirror

Former Children's Laureate joins calls for Black history to be compulsory in UK schools

Malorie Blackman who is best known for Noughts and Crosses which was turned into a BBC drama, said that history lessons should tell “the whole truth” about Britain's role in slavery.

Daily Mirror

Every TV presenter to drop C-bomb over Jeremy Hunt's name as Robert Peston slips-up

Jeremy Hunt has a problematic surname as it sounds very similar to a pretty vile curse word. Combine this with the dangers of live television reporting and you've got a cocktail for disaster

The Guardian - UK

At 100, the BBC must face the harsh reality: the licence fee is unsustainable

The move towards a subscription model – perhaps with a free, ‘basic’ element – now feels inexorable, says writer and broadcaster Mark Lawson

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