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‘You sound sexy’: Kid Rock derails inauguration day interview by hitting on BBC presenter

Longtime Trump-supporting musician performed at the Make America Great Again Rally at Capital One Arena on Sunday

The Independent UK

Best podcasts of the week: How Fox News went from ailing network to rightwing behemoth

In this week’s newsletter: Slow Burn returns for a new season, examining the phoenix-like rise of the American media giant. Plus: five of the best reality TV podcasts

The Guardian - UK

Sodden Sunak to Daredevil Davey: the most bizarre TV moments of the election campaign

From Tory ministers hanging up on journalists to the Lib Dem leader launching himself into a lake – plus The Traitors, cold burgers and Zumba classes – this campaign has gone from weird to weirder

The Guardian - UK

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The week in audio: The Bachelor of Buckingham Palace; The Price of Paradise and more – review

Ugly truths emerge when two very different reality shows go under the microscope. Elsewhere, a star turn from Ted Danson, and why bands break up

The Guardian - UK

Best podcasts of the week: The reality show that duped women into falling for a fake Prince Harry

In this week’s newsletter: TV journalist Scott Bryan looks back at the making of I Wanna Marry “Harry” – and the dubious ethics behind the show. Plus: five of the best podcasts hosted by pop stars

The Guardian - UK

‘We dialled up the superhero’: how Gladiators became the BBC’s biggest entertainment hit in years

With minimal tweaks to a teatime show considered passé, the reboot has tapped into cross-generational appeal and eliminated the competition

The Guardian - UK

Sex noises on Match of the Day to Brian Cox’s X-rated speech: it’s 2023’s wildest TV moments

The world’s worst Prince Harry impersonator! Naga Munchetty crying over a pigeon! That middle finger! Here are the year’s most jaw-dropping bits of television

The Guardian - UK

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The Great British Bake Off: episode one – as it happened

Bake Off is back – with Alison Hammond as a host! Did she find it a piece of cake? And which of the new contestants’ dodgy bakes saw them having to eat humble pie?

The Guardian - UK

Even the over-60s are abandoning broadcast TV - and I fear for the future of pop culture

The best cult TV moments are the ones we watch together, says television critic and broadcaster Scott Bryan

The Guardian - UK

New host, new set, same fiendish questions: behind the scenes with the all-new University Challenge

Forget the revamp, the quizshow is as tricky as ever. Scott Bryan plays along disastrously, then meets new anchor Amol Rajan to talk nerves, piña coladas and replacing Paxman

The Guardian - UK

BBC Breakfast host calls out fake This Morning friendships amid Phil and Holly 'feud'

BBC Breakfast addressed Phillip Schofield's exit from This Morning after the presenter's "feud" with Holly Willoughby

Daily Mirror

AT&T Byron Nelson Purse, Prize Money And Field 2023

K.H. Lee goes in search of a third win in a row at TPC Craig Ranch as World No.2 Scottie Scheffler returns to action

Golf Monthly

Loose Women forced to delete tone deaf poll on Twitter after furious backlash from fans

The ITV show's Twitter page asked viewers whether protesting 'should be banned' and gave the options 'yes' and 'no' for people to choose from

Daily Mirror

BBC confirms Season two of The Traitors and is looking for applications: How to apply

Season two of the popular BBC gameshow The Traitors has been confirmed and applications to be a part of the show are open until July 31, 2023.

The National (Scotland)

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Evening Standard

BBC staff left baffled by self-service canteen tills

The new ‘cybertills’ were closed down within a few days

Evening Standard

‘Beyond tasteless’ - Matt Hancock’s first appearance on I’m a Celebrity sparks mixed reactions

The MP’s participation in the show has also been branded ‘repulsive’

Liverpool Echo

Why are there no adverts on TV? ITV, Channel 4, Sky pull breaks for Queen's funeral

TV channels continue to adjust their schedules following the Queen's death

Pedestrian.tv

Brits Are Sharing Bonkers Scenes From The UK Following The Announcement Of The Queen’s Death

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The Independent UK

Steve Carell struggles to pronounce CBeebies in hilarious resurfaced Bedtime Stories clip

Hollywood star can be seen laughing a he fails to say name of children’s BBC channel

Daily Mirror

'Hilarious' moment BBC catches newsreader with feet up on desk during live broadcast

A live broadcast on BBC News earlier unexpectedly cut back to the studio where newsreader Tim Willcox was seen looking down at his phone with his feet up on the desk - before quickly readjusting

Daily Mirror

Party at the Palace slapped with iPlayer warning over blunder during comic's performance

The BBC have issued a correction over part of their coverage from the Platinum Party at the Palace being shown on iPlayer, but following a discussion on Twitter, the broadcaster may have to correct their correction

Manchester Evening News

What's the worst mistake you've made in a new job? Workers confess after BBC blunder

Twitter users shared their biggest work mistakes in response to a BBC howler

The National (Scotland)

BBC forced to apologise after 'mortifying' mistake in sports coverage

BBC News has been forced to apologise for any offence caused ...

The National (Scotland)

BBC forced to apologise and explain reason for 'Man Utd are rubbish' message

Following reaction on social media, BBC News were forced to apologise for any offence caused.

The Guardian - UK

‘A thrill to watch’: how Sam Ryder turned UK’s Eurovision fortunes around

Saturday’s runner-up slot suggests bad songs, not Brexit, were to blame for previous failures

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