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Kate joins business leaders for summit on early years development of children
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The BBC is asking us what we want. It's simple: give us the archive
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Mishal Husain says personality-focused journalism doesn’t have to be bombastic
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Andrew Garfield among stars to appear in new series of BBC genealogy show
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Mishal Husain gives ‘heartfelt thanks’ to listeners on her last Today show
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Mishal Husain to leave Radio 4's Today programme and BBC in new year
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Full list of BBC on-air salaries in 2023/24
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BBC Debate: So who won final TV showdown between Sunak and Starmer?
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Sunak and Starmer clash over deepening betting row in heated final TV debate
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Starmer accuses Sunak of being ‘bullied’ into acting in betting row in TV debate
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Pro-Palestine protesters heard during televised leaders’ election debate
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BBC's Mishal Husain: I may 'halt' Sunak and Starmer in TV showdown
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Nigel Farage demands BBC leaders’ debate panel spot
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Sophie Raworth to skip presenting BBC election debate after fracturing ankle
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BBC General Election debate watched by 3.2m viewers on average
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Rishi Sunak and Nigel Farage to be interviewed in Panorama election specials
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Nigel Farage to take part in BBC election debate
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Penny Mordaunt and Angela Rayner to take part in BBC’s Friday election debate
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Badenoch: BBC’s questioning of Liz Truss going on ‘far-right’ platform ‘trivial’
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Sunak and Starmer to go head to head in General Election debate on BBC
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Emma Barnett begins Today programme tenure with Led Zeppelin and Britney Spears
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Salman Rushdie to talk about surviving murder bid at Edinburgh book festival
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Grant Shapps clashes with BBC over refusal to call Hamas ‘terrorists’
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Former health minister defends VIP lane PPE procurement during pandemic
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‘You’re talking to yourself’: Mick Lynch and Richard Madeley clash
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Mick Lynch accuses BBC of ‘parroting’ right-wing propaganda
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UK ‘hours’ from financial meltdown after mini-budget, Bailey confirms
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Rees-Mogg suggests Chancellor could ignore OBR forecasts
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