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BBC's Prince Philip Coverage 'Receives Record Number Of Complaints'

A BBC spokesperson said: “We are proud of our coverage and the role we play during moments of national significance.”
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BBC Apologizes After Interviewing Man Pretending To Be Sen. Cory Booker

The U.K. broadcasting service said the impersonator who was interviewed appeared to be engaged in a "deliberate hoax."
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BBC Probes Whether Princess Diana Was Tricked Into Bombshell Interview

Diana's brother says interviewer Martin Bashir used lies and forged documents to convince his sister to speak out as her marriage to Prince Charles crumbled.
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'I'm Irish': Footage Of Joe Biden Making Sure A BBC Reporter Knows His Roots Goes Viral

Irish Twitter was quick to claim the president-elect – who has family ties to Counties Louth, Derry and Mayo — as one of their own.
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Famed Journalist Martin Bashir 'Seriously Unwell' With COVID-19, BBC Says

The 57-year-old former "Nightline" and MSNBC host is now the BBC's religion editor.
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Man Gets Roasted For Stealing Banksy Art

A man tried to get an appraisal for a Banksy piece he removed from a wall but ended up getting a lecture instead.
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BBC News Interview Hilariously Interrupted By Kid With Questions Of Her Own

"This is the most informative interview I've done all day," the presenter told the global health policy expert and her daughter.
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BBC Anchor Debunks Major Myth About Coronavirus In ‘Magnificent Monologue’

Emily Maitlis is a hit on social media for dispelling the idea that the pandemic is a “great leveler” in which “everyone, rich or poor, suffers the same."
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BBC News Host Writes Subtle Message To Domestic Abuse Victims On Hand

Domestic violence reports have surged during the coronavirus pandemic, prompting Victoria Derbyshire's move.
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Queen Elizabeth Makes Rare Public Address Amid Coronavirus Crisis

This is only the fifth time the monarch has given a special address to the nation.
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