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Gregg Wallace has stepped aside as the host of BBC MasterChef amid an investigation into historical allegations of misconduct.

Baby Reindeer” creator Richard Gadd has inked a first-look deal with Netflix, despite his series prompting a $170 million defamation lawsuit. Netflix boss Ted Sarandos made the announcement at the Royal Television Society conference in London on Tuesday morning in response to a question from journalist Kirsty Wark over the lawsuit, saying the streamer stands by Gadd.

K.J. Yossman Netflix boss Ted Sarandos has said despite the complaint the streamer is overstuffed with options, it can’t have too much content. “People often ask me if we need so many movies and TV shows on Netflix,” he said.

BBC's Kirsty Wark couldn't hold back the tears as she signed off from her final Newsnight episode, marking the end of an era after 30 years at the helm. For her swansong broadcast on Friday 12 July, she was joined by a host of familiar faces including ex-BBC journalist Lewis Goodall, Hollywood star Alan Cumming, Newsnight's own political editor Nicholas Watt, and Martha Kearney, who is also set to depart from the Today programme.

Alan Cumming has voiced his opinion that Joe Biden should step down as US President, joining the ranks of high-profile Democratic supporters advocating for his withdrawal from the presidential race.

Naman Ramachandran Aspiring Prime Ministerial candidate Keir Starmer of the opposition Labour Party will face incumbent Rishi Sunak of the Conservative Party in the first televized debate of the upcoming U.K. general election. The polls are scheduled to take place on July 4.

A Kilbirnie mum has raised £2,630 for Epilepsy Scotland by walking 10km every day for a month.

The BBC has set its election night coverage for the July 4 poll as broadcasters battle to secure debates with Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer as soon as possible.

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Kirsty Wark, the longest-serving presenter of Newsnight, is set to leave the show after 30 years.The BBC announced that she will step down as a lead presenter after the next general election.The corporation said the 68 year old will continue to present other BBC shows including The Reunion, Start The Week on Radio 4, and various documentaries. Kirsty shared her feelings about leaving, saying: "Today I am celebrating 30 years presenting Newsnight.

Kirsty Wark will step down as a lead presenter of Newsnight after the next election after 30 years at the helm of the BBC's flagship nightly current affairs show, as she spoke of the "enormous privilege" in being involved with the programme.

Nicola Sturgeon has described the environment for women in politics as “harsh and hostile”.

Davina McCall has made a heartfelt comment about her partner Michael Douglas after her emotional win at HELLO!'s Inspiration Awards.MORE: Davina McCall and Dame Kelly Holmes among the winners of HELLO!'s Inspiration Awards 2022The TV presenter, who picked up the gong for Inspiration of the Year, was chatting to HELLO! backstage after she accepted the award when she mentioned her partner and how "lucky" she feels to have him.WATCH: Davina McCall chats to HELLO! about her emotional win at Inspiration Awards"I didn't say thanks to Michael, who's my partner, in my speech and I feel sad about that because he makes me a much better person and he makes me skip to work in the morning and I'm very lucky to have that so I just want to say thank you to him as well."Upon winning her Inspiration of the Year Award, Davina took to the stage at London's Corinthia Hotel and gave an impassioned acceptance speech: "Thank you to all the warriors who were there before me, people like Marcella and Kirsty Wark," she began.MORE: Dame Deborah James' parents leave HELLO!'s Inspiration Awards audience in tears with passionate tributeMORE: Exclusive: Frankie Bridge fights back tears as she bravely details mental health struggle at Inspiration Awards Davina and Michael at HELLO!'s Inspiration Awards at Corinthia Hotel, London"I don't know how I ended up being this person and I'm just pleased that what I'm doing helps. If I tell one woman, they will tell 20 women.

Award-winning Cumbernauld writer, performer, and professional show-off, Lynn Ferguson, will her run at the Edinburgh Fringe this weekend.

The Bishop of Manchester has described the government's plan to deport failed asylum seekers to Rwanda as a 'moral low.'

Ben Shephard has celebrated his close pal and Good Morning Britain co-star Kate Garraway as she's been nominated for an award. Kate, 54, who has been documenting her husband Derek Draper's Covid-19 illness and recovery, is in the running to win Network Presenter of the Year after being nominated by the Royal Television Society.

Douglas Ross has been branded "lightweight" after the Scottish Tory leader called for Boris Johnson to resign over his attendance at a lockdown party in May 2020.

Cheryl, 38, told fans she was in no fit state to perform so soon after her bandmate's death.In view of her 3.5 million Instagram followers, she began by telling fans that saying goodbye to a loved one was "like nothing else".She added: "My heart is heavy.

Brit Awards ceremony since 2017, but will not be returning next year as he will be prioritising another work project.The 33-year-old said he was "sad" to share the news with his fans on Twitter today.He wrote: "I’ll be handing on the baton as I’ll be in the US filming another project at the top of next year."Loved doing it so much."All the best to the new host, I pray they treat Mursy, my mixers and sweet little Nialler with the respect they deserve."Fans of the comedian have flocked to his post to comment.Kirsty Wark's indyref stance mocked after being teased by comicPredicting who will take his place, Long Pablo wrote: "I'm sure Joel Dommett will be delighted."Colette M added: "Oh no.

Pretend It’s A City star Fran Lebowitz has spoken out about the lack of women in Martin Scorsese’s movies.The social commentator, who was the subject of the Scorsese directed Netflix series, previously appeared as a judge in The Wolf Of Wall Street.When asked about the lack of women in the legendary director’s films by BBC Newsnight‘s Kirsty Wark, Lebowitz said: “Marty makes the movies he wants to make, he doesn’t ask me, Marty sees the world a certain way, Marty is also a man of a certain age, you can’t take people out of a certain era.“When Marty was starting out women weren’t directing.