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Dermot Murnaghan Dies Aged 68 After Stage Four Prostate Cancer

His family announced a private funeral, set a memorial at St Bride’s later this year, and asked that gifts be made to prostate cancer charities

Derryn Hinch Dies at 82 After Prolonged Ill-Health

Huw Edwards Launches Substack in Bid to Return to Public Life

Virginia Trioli to Leave the ABC After 27 Years

Musk Secures Retraction From ZDF Over Claim He Incited Belfast 'Hunt for Migrants'

Àngels Barceló Exits Cadena SER as Network Promotes In-House Hosts

Jon Snow Reveals He Has Alzheimer’s and Backs Major Call for Dementia Reform

Datena Ends EBC Contract to Run for São Paulo Seat in 2026

Sean McGinty Loses Tribunal Over Social Media Posts and Internal Email

Yoshinori Imai, Former NHK Vice President and Anchor, Dies at 81

Arcom Issues Formal Warning to France Télévisions and Radio France Over Inaccurate Interview

Brian Williams to Host Weekly Netflix Interview Podcast 'We’re Back!'

ITV Sets April 27 Premiere for Tom Bradby’s Spy Drama ‘Secret Service’

Amol Rajan Weighs Raising Children in India Over Concerns About Britain

TalkSPORT Host Danny Kelly Reveals Oesophageal Cancer, Steps Back From Broadcasting

France Télévisions Suspends Nathalie Saint-Cricq for a Week After On-Air 'Alias Benito' Remark About Éric Ciotti

Ex-BBC News Chief Defends Impartiality as BBC Fights Trump’s $10 Billion Suit

Channel 9’s Danika Mason Apologizes for On-Air Lapse at Winter Olympics

BBC Apologizes for Omitting Jews in Holocaust Memorial Day Intros

Seoige Warns Oireachtas on AI Deepfakes as Minister Presses EU Over X’s Grok