Emily Maitlis: Last News

A BBC News presenter has been taken off air for a potential impartiality breach after asking “Am I allowed to be this gleeful?” on a political program yesterday following Boris Johnson’s decision to pull out of the race to be Prime Minister.

Prince Andrew exchanged friendly chat with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein after the date he said he had broken off contact with his former friend, according to court documents freshly revealed.

PRINCE Andrew was still emailing his paedophile friend Jeffrey Epstein two months after he claimed to have broken off contact, according to court papers.

A Royal expert has suggested that Prince Andrew might never join the Christmas dinner at Sandringham again following the Chinese spy scandal.The Duke of York, who is 64, had an invitation to the Royal Family's festive gathering but chose to stay away after an associate was alleged to be a Chinese spy. Speaking to The Sun's Royal Exclusive show, biographer Andrew Lownie remarked: "I don't think he's going to go to Sandringham ever again." He mentioned that it's crucial for the Royals to keep their distance from the embattled Duke to prevent further embarrassment.

The Queen and Prince Philip's enduring love story is quite remarkable - but some are sceptical about Philip's fidelity. The couple met when the young princess was just 13 - and their relationship eventually evolved into a 73-year marriage that lasted until his dying day.

The Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson has has jetted off on a solo festive trip as 'concern' mounts for her ex Prince Andrew.

K.J. Yossman U.K. news anchor Emily Maitlis was reprimanded by her co-host live on air after cursing during her coverage of the U.S.

Ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been 'fired' from his spot on Channel 4's US election night coverage - because he refused to stop "banging on about his book".

During the high-stakes US election coverage, newsreader Emily Maitlis landed in trouble after her co-host Krishnan Guru-Murthy rebuked her for swearing on live television. In a global frenzy of analyses and projections about whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump would secure the presidency, Channel 4’s Emily and Krishnan engaged guests in conversation about the latest developments.

Millions of people across the United States of America will head to polling stations to decide who will be their next president on November 5 - voting for either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump.

UK broadcaster Channel 4 has booked Stormy Daniels and Boris Johnson to feature as guests on its first live U.S. election night show in 32 years.

Cast Away aired on Channel 5 on Monday (September 30), in which the former This Morning presenter spends ten days trying to survive on his own on an island in the Indian Ocean.Schofield, 62, resigned from ITV last year after admitting to an “unwise but not illegal” extramarital affair with a much younger man, and until this has kept a low public profile since the scandal broke.With the reviews in for the opening episode, the reactions have not been kind. The Guardian giving the show two stars and saying it is hard to remember a show “as salivatingly anticipated”, but adding: “It’s one thing to fend for yourself in the middle of nowhere, quite another to do it without acting like the most bitter man ever to walk the Earth.”The Times, meanwhile, have described the show as “a sea of self-pity”, while The Independent compared it unfavourably to I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here: “Here in this insular, low-rent man-vs-the-elements bout, Schofield still has to go hungry and defecate next to a tree, only without the giant ITV-sized pay cheque or the bantery chats with Ant and Dec.”The Daily Mail said it “could be the biggest television misjudgement since Prince Andrew smiled across at Emily Maitlis and said, ‘That went well, didn’t it?’”.On a similar theme, the Evening Standard noted that there is “no attempt at balance” in the show, “not even from the producers.”Instead, they add, “this just reads as a desperate grab for public redemption.

Amazon Prime’s “A Very Royal Scandal” — a dramatized take on the infamous 2019 BBC interview where Andrew commented publicly on his dealings and relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. As a result, Beatrice is now “sick of being humiliated” and feels “stuck in the middle” of the controversies surrounding her scandal-scarred father.“It’s a stress hole there and for some reason, Beatrice always gets stuck in the middle of things, playing peacemaker on behalf of her dad,” a source told New Idea Magazine, via GB News.“She doesn’t want to be doing that anymore and she recognizes it’s been a pattern all her life.”“No one wants to be around him when he’s dealing with so much right now.

Queen Camilla's son Tom Parker-Bowles has opened up about his feelings towards not receiving a royal title.

Prince Andrew, who has been "Ejected", will continue to be a story regardless of his next steps, but he won't be able to redeem himself, according to a PR expert.

Members of the Royal Family are reportedly concerned about Prince Andrew following the release of a new drama.

Nearly half a decade ago, Prince Andrew's life took a dramatic turn when he sat down for an intense interview with Emily Maitlis on BBC Newsnight. Now, the infamous conversation has been dramatised in a new series, bringing the Duke of York's embarrassing moment back into the spotlight.

The Duke of York's infamous Newsnight interview with Emily Maitlis has become the subject of a second high-profile TV drama in less than 12 months. A Very Royal Scandal is Amazon Prime's new three-part series which documents the lead-up and days that followed Prince Andrew's interview which saw him be asked about his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.The new series, which comes after the release of Netflix's Scoop back in April, sees the story re-examined as a leading royal expert looks at how Prince Andrew is the "problem that refuses to go away" and will prompt further "embarrassment" for King Charles and the rest of the Royal Family.

K.J. Yossman When Prince Andrew invited BBC current affairs show “Newsnight” to interview him at Buckingham Palace in 2019, neither he – nor his interviewer Emily Maitlis – had any inkling that it would not only result in the British royal’s public disgrace, including being stripped of his titles and patronages, but would spawn two dramatizations within five years.

Aramide Tinubu For decades, the British Royal Family managed to maintain a certain mystique and allure. Tabloid fodder and salacious stories leaked occasionally, but in the 1990s, the scandals surrounding Princess Diana and King Charles’ marriage almost caused the entire enterprise to collapse. However, the royals seemed to hit new heights in popularity in 2018 when Prince Harry married Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.

dramatized take on the infamous 2019 BBC interview where Prince Andrew commented publicly on his dealings and relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. “A Very Royal Scandal” specifically follows reporter Emily Maitlis (played by Golden Globe winner Ruth Wilson) as she chases the story and lands the interview, before dramatizing the actual events leading up to and during the interview with Prince Andrew (played by Golden Globe nominee Michael Sheen). The show, which is the third series in a critically acclaimed anthology about British political and royal scandals, is debuting exclusively on Prime Video.

It has been claimed that King Charles is no longer excluding Prince Andrew from Royal life, with suggestions that Prince William was asked to drive him to church in Scotland last Sunday.This move is being interpreted as a significant step towards Prince Andrew's public return, especially as he shared the trip with the Prince and Princess of Wales, William and Kate - a scene observed by all. That Andrew was visibly part of the family outing to Balmoral Church may signal a potential endorsement from William and Kate, significantly helping his case in the public eye.