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The Top Gear and Question of Sport host, 50, will take over Michael Balls plush 11am slot on Sundays from June with a new show - prompting an outcry from veteran Radio 2 listeners.

The novelist, 76, has agreed to a sit-down that will form part of a big BBC film set to examine the fateful attack carried out by Islamist Hadi Matar, 24, in August 2022.

Zoe Ball has broken her silence after fan backlash exploded over Paddy McGuinness being given a plum Radio 2 slot.

The BBC was victorious in a bidding war with Netflix for Dear England amid fears for the future of British storytelling on television.

Broadcasting Press Guild members create unique Top 50 'Landmark TV Programme List', spanning the last half century... The list contains shows ranging from The World At War and I May Destroy You to Life On Earth and Big Brother. BPG chair Manori Ravindran: "The BPG Top 50 of 50 Years is a reminder of just

Reality TV show Big Brother and mockumentary The Office have been named as among the top 50 landmark programmes from the last half-century.

The Up documentaries, voted the most influential TV show of the past 50 years, shone a unique light on our national character, says the BPG’s Jane Martinson

The BBC leads the Broadcasting Press Guild’s top 50 landmark programmes of the last 50 years.

The Broadcasting Press Guild has released its Top 50 Landmark TV Programme List, voted for by its members.

'Happy Valley' & 'Slow Horses' dominate BPG Award Nominations alongside 'Sixth Commandment', 'Such Brave Girls'