Locations sought for the much-loved CBeebies character's new home

Interviews to find the successor to Lord Patten as chair of the BBC Trust begin on Thursday amid deep concerns as to how the process is being conducted by the Government.

The outlaw motorcycle club is revving up for its final season

The new presenter of ‘Newsnight’ doesn’t have Paxo’s aggressive style, but he is a force to be reckoned with

The singer has reportedly documented her life in the run-up to the trial that collapsed on Monday

The BBC has had a “fantastic year”, its director general Tony Hall said today, after 12 months in which the broadcaster has been pilloried by Parliament for misspending on executive pay and wasting £100m on a failed computer project, and when iconic presenters Rolf Harris and Stuart Hall have been jailed after high profile criminal trials.

BBC Director general Tony Hall described Davis as an 'outstanding journalist'

Broadcaster has cut its outlay on presenters and other stars by 15 per cent since 2009

‘Upstaged by a dog, it’s the story of my life’

Thousands of BBC journalists, technicians and other workers are to stage a 12-hour strike over pay next week to coincide with the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games.

'You are so obsessed with equal opportunities yet you appointed a man without even opening up the process to anyone else' says MP

'He may be the king of chat, but he ain't the king of Maga,' writes Scarlett Moffatt, star of the Channel Four reality show, for her column

Shocking news. It’s just diabolical. Tonight’s World Cup final is Alan Hansen’s swansong as a pundit after more than three decades with the BBC. He has shown effort, attitude and commitment, not to mention touch and technique, and he has done it time and time again. It feels like someone has died, but then it always did.

Gay central characters are now included in dramas and sitcoms without it seeming like a stunt

A look at how would an Scottish independent production company do