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BBC viewers rage over 'worst two hours of TV ever' as major series finale flops

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entertainment4m ago

BBC viewers rage over 'worst two hours of TV ever' as major series finale flops

Dailystar.co.uk

BBC viewers criticized the Silent Witness finale as the 'worst two hours' due to its convoluted AI-focused plot and pacing.
Fans lamented the season's shift in setting and character dynamics, calling the finale confusing and unsatisfying.
Viewers suggested Silent Witness should retire after the 29th series, signaling fatigue with the long-running crime drama.
Scheduling disruptions due to sports and other events led to episode changes during the finale run.
The finale marked Nikki Alexander and Jack Hodgson's first marriage arc for the couple within the series.
BBC officials noted a late schedule shift due to a Birmingham attack, affecting episode transmission.
The Daily Star article attributes the audience backlash to a perceived mismatch between ambition and clarity.
Viewers criticized the series' shift away from London to Birmingham as part of a broader creative change.
Despite criticism, the finale included twists and a nod to long-running characters, maintaining some fan interest.
The Daily Star reports several fans demanded retirement of the show, framing it as a pivotal moment for the franchise.

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Why are celebrities buying stakes in football clubs?

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sports5m ago

Why are celebrities buying stakes in football clubs?

Sports.yahoo.com

KSI bought a 20% stake in Dagenham & Redbridge, marking another high-profile celebrity investment in English football.
Celebrities like Snoop Dogg and Tom Brady already own stakes in clubs, illustrating a trend across leagues.
Experts say celebrity involvement can help clubs go viral online and attract younger fans.
Investments are often more about passion than guaranteed profits due to financial gaps between leagues.
Fans have mixed views, praising community impact while fearing artificial budget inflation.
Daggers' chairman welcomed the collaboration as a step toward a new chapter in the club’s history.
Experts see celebrity ownership as a ripple effect that could widen with more adopters.
Club growth in lower leagues remains tied to sustainable development beyond star-power.
Will Ferrell and Drake are cited as other examples of celebrity club investors worldwide.
The article frames celebrity investments as evolving ownership models amid community and publicity trade-offs.

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Priya makes a shattering discovery in EastEnders as Ravi gets worse

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entertainment9m ago

Priya makes a shattering discovery in EastEnders as Ravi gets worse

Metro.co.uk

Priya learns how badly Ravi has deteriorated, revealing the full scope of his crisis to her.
Ravi’s past crimes and self-harm are linked to his desperate attempts to provide for his family.
The fallout includes harm to family members and Ravi becoming an informant to avoid prison.
Priya’s stance hardens as she contends with Mark Fowler Jr.’s pursuit of the informant.
Priya discovers Ravi’s self-harm scars while trying to help him after a brutal incident.
Ravi faces a dangerous future as his crimes and secrets threaten his family’s safety.
The episode hints at a deadly turn as Ravi confronts his accusers and fears for his family.
Priya seeks support from Vicki and Phil as she faces a mounting crisis at home.
Ravi’s plan includes potentially deadly actions as he tries to protect his family.
The storyline shows Ravi’s mental health decline and its impact on Priya and their children.

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Worm Moon captured over Northern Ireland

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Worm Moon captured over Northern Ireland

Bbc.com

The Worm Moon, the first spring full Moon, rose over Northern Ireland this week, with sightings in Dundonald and Comber.
Although the total lunar eclipse was not visible in the UK, some observers may have seen an orange hue on the Moon.
Experts explain Worm Moon naming stems from earthworms emerging as spring weather warms the soil.
The article lists other month names, such as the Pink Moon in April and the Flower Moon in May, tied to seasonal events.
The Blood Moon term describes the reddish appearance during a total lunar eclipse.
The Moon names are linked to historical farming and hunting practices across North America and Europe.
Observers in Northern Ireland were among those noting the Worm Moon’s appearance amid clear or partial skies.
The article provides a schedule-like list of months and their Moon names with alternative terms in other cultures.
Skywatchers were advised that total eclipses can turn the Moon reddish, often described as a Blood Moon.
The piece cites multiple European and American locations to illustrate where the Worm Moon can be seen.

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‘Lord Of The Flies’ Star David McKenna On Bringing Piggy To Life In A World Of Chaos & His Dreams Of Making It To London’s West End

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entertainment11h ago

‘Lord Of The Flies’ Star David McKenna On Bringing Piggy To Life In A World Of Chaos & His Dreams Of Making It To London’s West End

Deadline.com

David McKenna discussed his casting as Piggy in the BBC/Eleven adaptation after a family holiday tape, marking a rapid rise from child actor to a lead role.
Deadline notes McKenna’s recall came after he sent in a tape, leading to a pivotal recall arranged by Nina Gold’s office.
McKenna describes forming close ties with castmates during two days of London rehearsals before moving to Malaysia for four months of shooting.
Netflix secured U.S. rights to the series, signaling strong propagation for the adaptation beyond the UK.
Production locations included Langkawi, Malaysia, providing the remote rainforest setting for the story.
McKenna notes the production faced challenging conditions, including heat and real locations, with limited use of green screen.
McKenna hopes to perform on London’s West End one day, signaling ongoing ambitions beyond the current series.
The four-part adaptation is produced by Sony’s Eleven and co-produced with Australia’s Stan, with Marc Munden directing.
David McKenna highlights the intense shooting environment, including snakes and scorpions, as part of real-location work.
McKenna explains how his acting coach helped craft Piggy with specific asthma techniques and backstory.

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Steven Knight 'has an idea' for season two of Taboo after Tom Hardy spoke out

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entertainment13h ago

Steven Knight 'has an idea' for season two of Taboo after Tom Hardy spoke out

Ladbible.com

Knight says he and Tom Hardy have an idea for Taboo season 2 and are just waiting for both to be free.
Knight discussed Taboo during a Reddit AMA promoting Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man.
Tom Hardy previously hinted a second Taboo season was being written.
Knight emphasizes ongoing interest from both creators and fans for Taboo’s return.
Taboo stars Tom Hardy as Delaney, a tormented man returning to England after ten years in Africa.
The Taboo project would tie into Knight’s broader work, including 'Peaky Blinders' and Netflix projects.
The Taboo series is described as underrated by fans and critics alike.
Reddit AMA served to promote other Knight projects, including 'Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man.'
The article mentions Netflix involvement and future storytelling directions.
LADbible's Michael Slavin provides background on Knight and Taboo's reception.

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BBC Breakfast guest sobs recounting late dad's Post Office shame

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crime11h ago

BBC Breakfast guest sobs recounting late dad's Post Office shame

Dailymail.co.uk

BBC Breakfast air featured Isobel Saunders describing her father Tom Millward's 'internalised shame' amid the Post Office scandal.
Millward’s conviction was overturned posthumously, eight years after his death.
The report notes the long delay in delivering justice for Post Office victims.
Television coverage linked the Post Office case to broader compensation discussions.
Isobel Saunders highlighted the moment of vindication when the letter quashing the conviction arrived.
The piece places Millward among the many Post Office workers affected by the Horizon IT scandal.
The Ministry of Justice statement confirmed the end of the compensation process for Millward's case.
The coverage connects the Post Office scandal to broader political and legal accountability issues.
The interview included reference to public figures and media coverage of the case.
The segment underscored the human impact of wrongful convictions on families.

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Ros Atkins on...how has President Trump's message on war changed?

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politics12h ago

Ros Atkins on...how has President Trump's message on war changed?

Bbc.com

The BBC analyzes how Trump’s war message has evolved from restraint to broader military action abroad.
The report highlights the Iran operation described as the largest since Trump took office.
US and Iran-related strikes are part of a broader campaign amid continued regional tensions.
The coverage includes reactions from U.S. officials and international observers on escalation.
The broadcaster documents day-by-day developments as operations unfold.
Public reaction includes protests across American cities against strikes on Iran.
The analysis covers potential long-term consequences of the US-Israel strikes on Iran.
Experts assess the strategic aims behind Trump’s latest military actions.
The report notes Trump's statements about future US deaths in the Iran conflict.
The piece includes on-the-ground footage and statements from officials during the crisis.

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WATCH: Relive the moment Antiques Road Trip star Charles Hanson accidentally broke vase

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entertainment12h ago

WATCH: Relive the moment Antiques Road Trip star Charles Hanson accidentally broke vase

Hellomagazine.com

Charles Hanson accidentally broke a vase in a Derbyshire shop, the moment captured on video.
Hanson described the moment on camera, saying the handle had just detached.
The report notes Hanson later returned to television after a 2025 trial concluded with a not guilty verdict.
Hanson publicly spoke about moving forward and his appreciation for his supporters after the trial.
The article links Hanson’s competitive, knowledgeable persona on Antiques Road Trip to his public experience outside TV.

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Trump, BBC agree on mediator for $10 billion lawsuit over Jan 6 documentary editing controversy

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politics14h ago

Trump, BBC agree on mediator for $10 billion lawsuit over Jan 6 documentary editing controversy

Foxnews.com

Trump and BBC name John W. Thornton as pretrial mediator to resolve a $10B lawsuit.
The lawsuit claims the BBC defamed Trump by editing a Panorama documentary to influence the election.
BBC apologized for the edited clip but says there is no basis for defamation claim.
The Panorama documentary allegedly omitted Trump’s call to protest peacefully and spliced comments.
Lawsuit was filed in the Southern District of Florida and targets the BBC as a defendant.
The mediation session was proposed for the week of Oct. 26 as part of court procedures.
BBC stands by its position that there is no defamation liability despite apologizing for the edit.
Fox News reports confirm Trump remains pursuing damages and accountability from media outlets.
The mediator appointment aims to facilitate a settlement amid ongoing legal proceedings.
Trump's legal team emphasizes accountability for 'those who traffic in lies, deception, and fake news.'

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