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NHS managers who fail to improve patient care ‘will be denied pay rises’

Health Secretary Wes Streeting will deliver a speech setting out new rules around pay and NHS spending on agency staff.

Evening Standard

Gary Lineker to leave Match Of The Day at end of the season – BBC News

The Sun reports Lineker will then leave the BBC after the 2026 World Cup.

Evening Standard

Gary Lineker to leave Match of the Day at end of season – BBC News

The 63-year-old took over as host of the programme in 1999.

The Independent UK

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Mattel Issues Apology After 'Special Edition Wicked Dolls' Has Porn Site Printed On Box

Mattel apologises for a packaging error on its new "Wicked" dolls that inadvertently links to an adult website, sparking parental concern and prompting immediate corrective action.

International Business Times UK

How and where to watch the 2024 election

Multiple streaming services are offering to help you follow the results of Decision 2024

Salon

When Will We Know Who Won The US Elections 2024 And When Is The Inauguration: Key Dates And Timeline

The 2024 US presidential election results may take days to finalise, with key dates for official certification and the inauguration set for January 20, 2025.

International Business Times UK

Adele Fully Lost It as She Hugged Céline Dion in the Audience of Her Vegas Show

I, too, am weeping.

Marie Claire

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Quick Facts About Lil Durk: Why Was He Arrested, His Net Worth And How Many Children He Has

US rapper Lil Durk, with an estimated net worth of $8 million and a complex family life involving seven children, faces new legal challenges after a recent arrest on murder-for-hire charges, further complicating his already influential career in the rap industry.

International Business Times UK

Are The Menendez Brothers Getting Out Of Prison? LA District Attorney Says They've 'Paid Their Debt To Society'

Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón has petitioned for the resentencing of the Menendez brothers, potentially opening the path to parole after more than 30 years in prison, citing rehabilitation efforts and changing views on their case.

International Business Times UK

Clive Myrie among presenters hosting BBC’s US election night coverage

The results programme will start at 10.45pm GMT on Tuesday November 5.

Evening Standard

Host of axed BBC show speaks out after broadcaster announces millions in cuts

THE presenter of axed BBC show HARDTalk has spoken out after the corporation announced more cuts to its news output ...

The National (Scotland)

Trump Ally Tina Peters Tells Judge She Can't Go To Jail Without 'A Magnetic Mattress': Here's Why

Tina Peters, a Trump supporter convicted of election fraud, is making headlines by refusing jail time unless she is provided with a special magnetic mattress for health reasons.

International Business Times UK

Reporting on Gaza war is a challenge for journalists – here’s how the BBC and other broadcasters have handled the past year

The past year of conflict in Gaza has been covered in the media with extraordinary bravery, mostly by local journalists. Israeli authorities have not allowed the foreign press inside the occupied territory, apart from via short media trips embedded with the military.

The Conversation

“When streaming decimated artists’ income we all said ‘oh I guess we’ve still got live’… now a different set of vampires has done it with live music as well”: James Blake on the “heist” that’s seen artists robbed of their data

Speaking to BBC News, Blake described his difficulties promoting shows via social media as an independent artist without relying on data collected by promoters and ticketing companies

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The Independent UK

Angela Rayner defends Labour government over donations row saying ‘all MPs do it’

The deputy prime minister said she understands why people are angry but added that donations are ‘a feature of our politics’

The Guardian - UK

Why the BBC making one journalist redundant matters – for our media and democracy

Kate Lamble’s reporting on Grenfell was public service journalism at its best. But sweeping cuts will make it far harder to replicate, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson

The Guardian - UK

Israel spokesperson accuses BBC’s Mishal Husain of pro-Palestinian bias

Broadcaster defends Radio 4 presenter’s ‘legitimate’ questions to David Mencer, who claimed she was parroting ‘terrorist organisations’

The National (Scotland)

BBC asks Huw Edwards to give back £200k salary it paid after child porn arrest

THE BBC has asked former top news anchor Huw Edwards to repay more than £200,000 which he was paid between his arrest in November 2023 and…

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The Independent UK

Bafta says it is reviewing Huw Edwards’ awards

Several organisations are distancing themselves from disgraced BBC newsreader after he admitted to making indecent photographs of children

The Guardian - UK

‘Nick them quick’ approach to be used against UK rioters, minister says

Courts could sit for 24 hours to rapidly remove rioters from streets, but there are no plans to bring in army

The Guardian - UK

A powerful man given free rein and indulged, Huw Edwards is proof the BBC hasn’t changed

The spotlight has fallen on how the broadcaster handled the scandal, but the bigger picture is the god-like status it gives to high-profile men

The Guardian - UK

Second hotel attacked as Starmer warns rioters they will ‘regret it’ – as it happened

Public urged to avoid Holiday Inn in Tamworth after people earlier smashed windows of hotel housing asylum seekers in Rotherham

Evening Standard

BBC boss branded "utterly bizarre" for declining Huw Edwards interviews

BBC Director General Tim Davie has come under fire for declining to give interviews with outside news organisations amidst a number of scandals involving the corporation.

The Guardian - UK

Huw Edwards scandal: the questions facing the BBC

Corporation urged to explain its handling of events since newsreader’s arrest over indecent images of children

Sports Illustrated

BBC News Reporter Crushes His Live Olympic Mountain Bike Report

Dan Roan put himself right in the action and it paid off.

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