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But it�*s probably not what people will rememberfrom the night. david sillito, bbc news. joining me now is the film critic and broadcaster, leila latif. david makes the comment that this is all that anyone is talking about, the incident with will smith and chris rock. what do you make of it? it is a hard one, because i don�*t condone violence of any kind. i�*ve been a big fan of the oscars for years, particularly when oscars so white was i think, and chris rock took the opportunity to humi...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are martin bentham, home affairs editor at the evening standard, and broadcaster matthew stadlen. welcome to both of you. good to have you with us this evening. let me bring you up—to—date with the front pages as we have them so far this evening. the metro. as many rush to submit meter readings ahead of that energy price rise, it reports how providers websites crash trying to cope. the mirror leads w...

Abused by a minimum - of 50 bulgarians. so, hes very aware of the l racist issues in this country and in other countries far more than many politicians. - well, mayowa quadri is a freelance football writer and a broadcaster. hes also editorial officer at versus, which describes itself as a platform championing the future of football. mayowa, i know you dont have the backing of a major newspaper like the times, for example, so i imagine that you dont get the same access to top players, or do you?...

To be quite frank. we look at where we can create content on our platforms that engages audiences that help grow our platforms — and cricket does have a particular passion in the uk, and i think it can drive audiences. and we look at everything that comes across our desk. so did you bid for the 2021 ashes? we dont talk about the specific bids in any context, because thatsjust not something we do. but safe to say that all premium content that comes across our desk, we take a very good look at. ...

Been a really good idea. its definitely been a collaboration — when we committed to spending over £1 billion to sport as part of this wider deal, the boss at the time was determined this would be more of a collaboration between the broadcaster and governing body. thats so interesting, i wonder, youve obviously paid a lot of money for this — do you see this as almost like a lost leader that youre hoping to convert more people to cricket so that therefore theyll be more willing to take on a s...

There would be moments i would sit alongside him and there would be a spark. he would describe a game situation perfectly to the wider audience, and he had a knack of being able to do that as a broadcaster as well. we forget that. elsewhere, we now know whos the first team into sundays final of the womens cricket world cup. and perhaps fitting on the day of shane warne�*s state memorial that its australia. they posted a huge score of 305—3 and the west indies couldnt get near to chasing it d...

Now on bbc news — the media show. hello. from countdown to big brother to its a sin, channel 4 has long been a fixture on our gogglebox. but could the channel a whole generation has grown up with be about to change? this week, the government announced another consultation into whether channel 4 should be privatised. so would that mean an influx of cash to compete with the streaming giants or a change of focus — perhaps less unreported world, more naked attraction. and would flogging our thir...

We are working for you. planning. investing. advice. jp morgan wealth management. russias invasion understandably changed life for everyone in that country. cn cnns don lemon spoke with a broadcaster who was the first to announce the war had begun and learned how she is staying on the air. >> how are you. >> i never know whats the right answer to this question, considering who is asking me about this. >> yeah. >> i mean if people from ukraine ask me how am i i would say because im fine. becaus...

State—owned broadcaster is not a good thing or an unnecessary distraction, and the fact that, conceivably, privatising an asset like channel 4 would be a boost to the treasury, though in the grand scheme of the level of national debt at the moment, the proceeds you might make from buying channel 4 is something of a drop in the ocean. so that would be their rationale, i suspect. but also, i mean, the state owns it. is there a sense that the price might be less in the future — you know, sell i...

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