Huw Edwards was left twiddling his thumbs on the BBC News Channel

Top ministers including Boris Johnson, Philip Hammond and David Davis 

The Republican won the election, despite the incident

The presenter will leave the station immediately

The election is being watched as a referendum on Donald Trump's performance

It has turned heads to say the least

On Thursday 11 May an article referred to Justin Trudeau as Canada’s President. He is, of course, Prime Minister of the country.

David Barnett ponders the continuing blurring of the lines between ‘user-generated content’, ‘community content’ and ‘professional journalism’ 

Cameraman Billy Yates had been in a relationship with the Radio 2 DJ since September

The company has allegedly been found to exploit the moods of 'vulnerable' teenagers at the benefit of advertisers

Don't listen to the headlines linking binge watching to depression and loneliness. It can be a positive experience – but only if we think of it as a good thing

Teachers express frustration at pupils refusing to accept some stories found on social networks are false, as experts call for better education on online dangers

The Wolfson College captain's team is set to take on friends and rivals at Balliol College, Oxford in the infamous quiz show final

Members of both camps have complained in tweets, letters and emails about the broadcasters supposed bias

Rupert was a foreign correspondent for four decades and was among The Independent's original staff

Appointment of former Chancellor has drawn criticism from political opponents

One source says story linking the former President to the decision to block Donald Trump's travel ban was 'the straw that broke the camel's back'

'This is such an exciting and challenging job and I’m thrilled to take it on,' former Chancellor says