The BBC Director-General resigned after controversy over airing a Trump clip. The corporation has ordered an internal review of editorial standards as the board seeks an interim successor, aiming to rebuild confidence in oversight and impartiality.
The King led Remembrance Sunday at the Cenotaph, laying a wreath and leading the two‑minute silence. Senior royals looked on as veterans and officials took part. The ceremony honoured those who died in service and reaffirmed national remembrance.
Tim Davie resigned as BBC DG amid a row over a Trump documentary and allegations of bias and reporting failures. News chief Deborah Turness also quit. The board has launched reviews of editorial controls as the broadcaster seeks to restore trust and stability.
The MoD will cover travel and related costs for veterans attending remembrance events abroad, ensuring they can honour fallen comrades without personal expense. The guaranteed funding, secured after a public campaign, offers certainty for ageing veterans and families.
Davina McCall says a cancerous breast lump was removed and she has now been given the all‑clear. She thanked clinicians, urged routine checks, and plans to focus on recovery and returning to normal life.
BBC leaders will apologise for editing a Trump speech, acknowledging a serious lapse in judgement after staff complaints. The chairman will accept fault, but scrutiny continues over the slow response and what reforms will ensure accuracy and impartiality.
Ministers will award a new medal to veterans of the UK’s Cold War nuclear tests, recognising their service. Campaigners welcome the step but warn some groups remain excluded, urging inclusive criteria and better health and pension support.
A TV presenter discovered a breast lump while filming The Masked Singer and was diagnosed at an early stage. She is receiving care and urging regular self-checks, underscoring the value of screening and swift GP referrals.
BBC leaders will apologise after a Panorama programme misleadingly edited a Donald Trump speech from 6 January. The chairman will tell MPs he regrets the error and will set out measures to strengthen editorial oversight, accuracy checks and compliance.
The new NMC chair, Paul Rees, apologised for serious failings, admitting the regulator handled cases ‘completely wrong’. He pledged a root-and-branch overhaul to end a toxic culture, improve investigations, and tighten safeguards for patients and the NHS workforce.