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The UK’s chief diplomat, left-wing David Lammy, has said he wants to ‘get across’ how he thinks tariffs should work to Trump.

Britain’s PM danced around question of tax rises, his past as a high-flying lawyer showing in his explaining away the sleight of hand.

Britain’s state broadcaster the BBC caused alarm on Thursday morning when its weather service predicted hurricanes across the country.

Multiple women have accused Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed of rape and sexual assault, the BBC said on Thursday.

The internet has now got ahead of television as the most widespread source of news among the British public for the first time.

Court hears of arrest of an internet user for “anti-Muslim and anti-establishment rhetoric” on Sunday.

Huw Edwards, the BBC’s former top news presenter, pleaded guilty Wednesday to three counts of making indecent images of children.

A prominent BBC presenter has accused the White House of covering up President Joe Biden’s mental and physical decline from the public.

The witness told the BBC reporter he and other bystanders allegedly tried to notify police and Secret Service about the armed man.

BBC host David Aaronovitch is facing backlash for saying that President Joe Biden should “have Trump murdered.”

Legacy media pivots to kill mode for Mr Brexit past week, scrabbling to shut him down, having earlier been so friendly to suit their own ends.

The BBC is facing significant backlash for suggesting the Israeli military should have warned Palestinians before rescuing four hostages.

If Reform doesn’t establish a “beachhead” this election the incoming left-Labour government will govern “completely unchecked”, warns Farage.

The ex-director of BBC Television accused the broadcaster failing to uphold impartiality in its coverage of the Israel-Hamas war.

The UK will not stop supplying arms to Israel, David Cameron said, after the Biden administration began halting weapons shipments to Israel.

A review found BBC staff were discouraged from reporting on the negative impacts of migration over concerns of being branded racist.

Actor Ncuti Gatwa, now the star of the long-running science fiction series Doctor Who, is telling potential viewers not to watch the show if they don’t like his casting or his political preaching.

The BBC has issued an apology for running a false report on “Harry Potter” novelist J.K. Rowling’s comments about transgenders, admitting that its reporting was “inaccurate” while also admonishing its journalists about the “importance of accuracy.”

The BBC’s former top news anchor Huw Edwards resigned on “medical advice” following claims that he paid a teenager for sexually explicit pictures.

The exact cost of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine remains opaque and hard to assess. Still, claims continue to vary wildly, from as little as 31,000 Ukrainian dead according to Kyiv, to as many as half a million Russian “casualties”. There

The BBC said it has no further plans to use generative AI technology to promote the long-running series Doctor Who after the network was slammed by complaints from viewers who didn’t appreciate the marketing blitz.

The head of UK taxpayer-funded BBC has big plans for the national broadcaster with an enthusiastic deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) topping the to-do list.

The BBC has been forced to back down and issue an apology to the Nigel Farage-founded Reform UK after calling the party is “far-right”.

A top employee at the BBC reportedly has made numerous racist remarks about white European people and Jews, branding them both as “parasites”.

Dr. Anthony Fauci is under fire after telling the BBC that practicing the Catholic faith is a “thing that I don’t really need to do.”

A BBC News presenter was caught giving the middle finger to the world Wednesday during a live television broadcast.

The long-running BBC sci-fi series “Doctor Who” is facing widespread mockery for embracing woke gender nonconformity, with a recent episode featuring the title character asking an alien life form to declare its pronouns.

The BBC said its report on the IDF taking on Hamas terrorists inside a hospital “fell below our usual editorial standards”.

Israeli comedians have mocked the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) once again for its pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel bias in a sketch with a satirical interview of Gaza-based Hamas terrorist leader Yahya Sinwar.

BBC interviewed a Hamas spokesman who, when challenged on “killing people as they sleep”, terminated the interview. 

Israeli comedians have turned on the BBC’s reporting of the al-Ahli hospital bombing in Gaza, ruthlessly taking the national broadcaster to task for its rushed coverage and implied blame on Israel for the incident.

The antisemitic babies at the Jew-hating BBC have been offered “trauma counseling” over the criticism the Jew-haters have received for hating Jews.

The BBC lacks “moral clarity” and has demonstrated a clear bias on in favour of Gaza, former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said.

Activists protested outside Downing Street over an explosion at a hospital in Gaza, which the legacy media initially blamed on Israel.

Hundreds descended upon the BBC building to protest the public broadcaster’s decision to not refer to Hamas terrorists as “terrorists”.

Jewish BBC sports reporter Noah Abrahams said Friday on “TalkTV” he will no longer work for the broadcaster because they refuse to call Hamas “terrorists.”