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Veterans minister Louise Sandher-Jones

I think the BBC is 'very trusted'

Tim Davie and Deborah Turness. Pics: PA

BBC's Tim Davie & News CEO resign

BBC Director-General Tim Davie. Pic: PA

Davie's resignation statement

Donald Trump takes a question from the press during a visit to the Kennedy Center in Washington. Pic: Reuters

Trump hits out at 'dishonest' BBC

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt arrives to speak with reporters in the James Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House, Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

White House welcomes Tim Davie exit

King Charles during the Remembrance Sunday service. Pic: PA

King leads two-minute silence

Lisa Nandy/Trevor Phillips

We're 'gripping' prisons crisis

The National Chair of Prison Officers Association, Mark Fairhurst speaks to Paste BN about prison crisis

Jail staff morale is at 'rock bottom'

Fara Williams says more grassroots funding is crucial

'It's become an expensive sport'

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Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips

Green Party leader, Zack Polanski on Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips

Polanski 'Not willing to work with Starmer'

Shadow Defence Secretary, James Cartlidge

Lammy not sharing facts is 'shocking'

Speaking to Sky's Trevor Phillips Culture Secretary, Lisa Nandy was asked about the number of prisoners who have been wrongly released.

'This is our problem now'

The most senior military officer in this country, said the evolution of digital technology has changed war.

'Threats are changing'

What does Prince William's silence on Andrew reveal about the future King?

Royals silent on Andrew summons

Agnes Wanjiru

Family of Kenyan woman seek justice

People thought to be migrants board a small boat in Gravelines, France on Friday 7 November. Pic: PA

UK looking at Denmark model

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Woman stabbed in 'unprovoked attack'