BBC react as furious viewers demand AJ Odudu is investigated for 'rule break'

Michael McIntyre has had to cancel one of his gigs after he was rushed to hospital for an operation.

BBC's Saturday Kitchen viewers were left saddened this week when they realised that the show had not been dedicated to the late Dave Myers.

K.J. Yossman BBC Studios has tapped Nicola Pinn for the newly-created role of chief operating officer of factual productions. BBC Studios factual managing director Kate Ward unveiled Pinn’s promotion.

Hailey Bieber is NOT happy her father Stephen Baldwin made her and Justin Bieber‘s issues public!

Prince Harry's security row has been filled with shocking revelations, including an 'inappropriate' demand and a mysterious figure.

Taylor Swift’s father assaulted a member of the paparazzi in Sydney, following the conclusion of the ‘Eras’ tour in Australia.Per a report from Australia’s Sydney Morning Herald on the morning of Tuesday (February 27), police are investigating Taylor’s father Scott Kingsley Swift after a complaint was made by paparazzo Ben McDonald regarding an alleged assault.McDonald told the Sydney Morning Herald that he was “just out on the job chasing Taylor” as she “got off a super-yacht at Neutral Bay and walked up the wharf with an umbrella over her head”. He added that she had “a couple of security [guards] around her,” and that they “sort of pushed us around with the umbrellas.”The paparazzo alleges that “her dad decided to add to the mix and throw a punch in”, leaving him sore but uninjured.

Romeo Beckham and Mia Regan have decided to call it quits. The 21-year-old son of David and Victoria Beckham opened up about his recent breakup with the 21-year-old model, sharing the news with his fans and followers, and revealing that their 5-year relationship has come to an end.

Will Best and AJ Odudu are back on hosting duty as Celebrity Big Brother lands on ITV1 this month, as a new batch of famous faces make themselves at home in the iconic reality TV house. While the presenting duo can't wait to front the show once again, Will has admitted that he's preparing himself for one particular aspect of the job after "the most intense experience" of his life on the show last year. Will, 39, revealed that he's bracing himself for the "screaming" crowds on Celebrity Big Brother's eviction nights after struggling to hear through his earpiece when announcing the vote results.

Patsy Palmer is best known for her portrayal of Bianca Jackson in EastEnders, which she's set to return to, but she's since swapped Albert Square for sunny California.The actress relocated in 2014 with her family, following her exit from EastEnders. Patsy, 51, moved to Malibu 10 years ago with her husband Richard Merkell, 49, and their children; Fenton, 23, Emilia, 22, and Bertie, 13.The family have certainly thrown themselves into California life, having made pals with A-listers and carved out careers in showbiz. Patsy continues to dip in and out of acting - she's briefly reprised her role in EastEnders for some special episodes - and she's works as a DJ too.

It’s nearly time to return to the Diary Room, as Celebrity Big Brother welcomes a glittering line-up of famous faces into the heavily surveyed house. AJ Odudu and Will Best are on hosting duties again for this starry spin-off and while the cast won’t be announced until the big launch night, AJ is hoping to see some brawny bachelors walk through the Big Brother doors.

Comedian Michael McIntyre's relatable stand-up comedy has been a firm favourite with audiences for years. And now the popular comic has branched into presenting.

The People’s Forum on the channel on February 12, answering questions from a live audience, with many complaining that no alternative point of view was offered during the broadcast.In a statement, Ofcom said: “We have received around 500 complaints about the programme which aired on GB News.“We are investigating under Rules 5.11 and 5.12 of the Broadcasting Code which provide additional due impartiality requirements for programmes dealing with matters of major political controversy and major matters relating to current public policy.“Specifically, Rules 5.11 and 5.12 require that an appropriately wide range of significant views must be included and given due weight in such programmes, or in clearly linked and timely programmes.”The presenter Stephen Dixon said during the show that the questions were being posed by undecided voters, and that they had not been seen in advance, either by GB News or by Sunak.An official spokesperson for Sunak said that the prime minister has no regrets about his appearance on the show and that “this is a matter for Ofcom”.Ofcom, which sets the rules by which broadcasters must abide, does not insist that equal time is given to opposing political views, but does say that audiences must be exposed to alternative ways of thinking.GB News has been found to have fallen foul of Ofcom rules in the past, including when Chancellor Jeremy Hunt was interviewed by fellow Conservative MPs Esther McVey and Philip Davies about his Autumn Statement.The channel’s policy of allowing active political figures to host shows, including Jacob Rees-Mogg and Lee Anderson, is also contentious.

There's just weeks to go before Celebrity Big Brother is finally back on our screens - with ITV confirming the official airdate in an exciting announcement. After the success of last year's Big Brother reboot, the celebrity spin-off is returning with a star-studded cast of housemates yet to be revealed. AJ Odudu and Will Best are back on hosting duties, kicking off the series with Celebrity Big Brother: Live Launch on ITV1.The series will begin on Monday 4th March at 9pm, airing on ITV1, STV, ITVX and STV Player across the week.

Meghan Markle once made a 'special promise' to the late Queen when they first met, but things didn't go as planned. Prince Harry was so excited for Meghan to meet his family, especially his dear late grandma, the Queen. Their surprise visit to Windsor Castle meant Meghan had to quickly learn how to curtsy from Harry's aunt, Sarah Ferguson.

As Gogglebox returns to our screens with a brand new series, once again viewers will be treated to a mischievous cast of avid telly critics as they share their views about the week’s best shows and movies to hit our screens. Yet while some of the stars appear on the show alongside their families, others prefer to keep their partners out of the spotlight.

Prince Harry has finally opened up about his father King Charles III‘s scary cancer diagnosis.

Jennifer Lopez is going out on tour this summer!

Ever since George Knight’s parents arrived in Albert Square earlier this year, the EastEnders newcomer has found his life turned upside down as secret after secret emerged regarding his identity. For all of his life George had known he was adopted by a white family, but in recent weeks it had since transpired that George was actually adopted via a process called “farming” in which wealthy white families were paid to adopt black children during the 60s and 70s.

Selome Hailu The series premiere of “Tracker” reached an average 18.4 million viewers on CBS on Sunday. Titled “Klamath Falls,” the episode hit this height thanks to massive lead-in from Super Bowl LVIII, which aired directly beforehand and became the most-watched telecast of all time, hitting an average viewership of 123.4 million people.

OK!'s Love Island All Stars columnist, Shaughna Phillips has given her verdict on the show's surviving couples – from who will struggle on the outside, to who will get their heart broken. Shaughna, 29, starred on Love Island in 2020, and in her exclusive weekly column she's not afraid to give her opinion on the current Islanders.