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Appearing in court yesterday, Huw Edwards pleaded guilty to three charges of making indecent images of children between December 2020 and April 2022.

Disgraced former BBC presenter Huw Edwards, once a top-earning newsreader, now faces serious legal charges for making indecent images of children, overshadowing his substantial financial earnings and tarnished legacy.

The UK government has set the pace for BBC reforms by publishing a mid-term review of the 11-year BBC Charter to regain viewers' trust as shown by reduced faith in BBC complaints handling.

Elon Musk is not someone who stays quiet. Time and again, he has spoken out on several issues.

Nigel Farage announced that 'Brexit has failed', leaving Brits wanting explanations from the Conservative government and an increase in anti-Brexit campaigns.

Saturday's coronation -- the first to be held in Britain in 70 years -- was only the second to be televised, and the first to be shown in colour.

Twitter CEO Elon Musk has again spoken about the struggles of running the social media platform. Musk says that it has been "quite painful" for him.

Musk has expressed deep disdain for news media for years and recently installed an automatic response of a poop emoji to emails sent to the site's main media address.

Britain's beloved national broadcaster has reached out to Twitter for clarification.

Britain's BBC reinstated its highest-paid presenter Gary Lineker on Monday after its suspension of the former England football captain for criticising state immigration policy brought a public backlash and near mutiny at the public broadcaster.

Lineker's critics claim the public-funded broadcaster has allowed him to use the platform afforded him as the face of its much-loved football show to influence contentious political issues.

"Match of the Day" is a a football show in the UK, which has been airing since 1964.

The finals of the biggest music event in Europe will take place at the M&S Bank Arena on the waterfront in Liverpool on the 13th of May.

The government said the BBC had failed to respond to repeated requests to clarify its tax affairs related to the profits and remittances from its Indian operations.

British Foreign Minister James Cleverly raised the issue of tax searches at the BBC's offices in India during a meeting with his counterpart in New Delhi on Wednesday, the minister told Reuters.

His Majesty will be crowned in front of 2,000 guests in London's Westminster Abbey on May 6.

India's foreign minister S. Jaishankar rejected accusations that multiple raids on the BBC's India offices showed Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government were veering toward authoritarianism.

Indian tax officers searched the BBC's bureaus in New Delhi and Mumbai on Tuesday, the British broadcaster said, weeks after the government came down hard against a BBC documentary critical of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's role in 2002 riots.

Eight Afghan journalists who worked for the BBC broadcaster won a legal challenge on Monday against Britain's refusal to relocate them from Afghanistan, which they said put them at high risk of being killed by the Taliban rulers.

His Majesty will reportedly do a landmark interview with the BBC ahead of his coronation on May 6.

The coronation will take place on May 6 at Westminster Abbey in London.

Hundreds of people took to the streets in China's major cities on Sunday in a rare outpouring of public anger against the state.

BBC World Service broadcasts in 41 languages to about 364 million people a week globally.

Emily Maitlis delivered the James MacTaggart Memorial Lecture during the 2022 Edinburgh International Televisions Festival.

The brothers were allegedly split on whether to erase the footage from history or have it available for everyone to see.

Earl Spencer called for the MET Police to conduct a criminal investigation into the interview which he said led to his sister's death.

Russia has barred as many as 29 UK journalists, including journalists from the BBC, the Guardian, Times and the Independent, from entering the country.

The former actress complained to the BBC for suggesting that she was misleading the court and demanded them to "clarify" the same.

The licence fee funds BBC television, radio and online services, as well as programming, many of which are exported commercially worldwide.

The documentary also requested interviews with representatives from Clarence House, Buckingham Palace, and Kensington Palace.