Adam Sherwin

As GB News celebrates its fifth birthday, the broadcaster – where Reform leader Nigel Farage hosts a weekly show – is being outflanked by Restore backers on the hard right

'Cut to the bone' BBC News faces hundreds of job losses in brutal cost-saving

BBC staffers are urging bosses to axe daytime TV and close channels to save radio and news services, as the broadcaster prepares to announce brutal cuts

Ministers are 'leaning' towards switching to online-only TV in 2034 - but campaigners warn of 'public disgust' over the move

The former presenter says his newsletter is a 'restart' and not a 'relaunch'

BBC breaks 'non-aggression pact' with ITV to boast over 'family-friendly' England V DR Congo teatime kick-off

The BBC should move Strictly to Salford to secure a new “fairer” licence fee deal from Andy Burnham if he becomes prime minister, industry insiders have said.

Hit ITV shows to stay free - until 2034 - under £1.6bn Sky deal for broadcasting arm

Licence fee could be cut for all if replaced with a universal household charge says BBC boss

The BBC warned that its future was in jeopardy after revealing a dramatic plunge in licence fee sales with a further 539,000 households cancelling the charge last year.