Laura Kuenssberg: Last News

It's Sunday morning, which can only mean one thing.

Sabrina Carpenter concert.Reeves confirmed that she would declare the value of them after other members of the Labour Party came under fire recently for accepting donations. Prime Minister Keir Starmer recently paid back over £6,000 worth of his own gifts and hospitality, including six Taylor Swift tickets worth £2,800, in line with parliamentary rules.Reeves told BBC’s Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg that she’d seen Carpenter at The O2 with a family member earlier this month.

Paul McCartney has criticised proposed changes to copyright law, saying if it goes ahead it will allow AI to rip off artists and result in a “loss of creativity”.The UK government is currently considering altering the copyright law to allow AI developers use of creators’ content on the internet if they are data or text mining to help develop their models.The proposals would give artists or creators a “rights reservation” to opt out, but has been criticised by many who believe it would be impossible for an individual to notify thousands of different AI service providers, or to monitor what has happened to their work across the entire internet.Now, the former Beatle has spoken out against the proposed changes, saying they could remove the monetary incentive for artists to create work and cause a “loss of creativity”.“When we were kids in Liverpool, we found a job that we loved, but it also paid the bills,” he said during an interview on Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg. “You get young guys, girls, coming up, and they write a beautiful song, and they don’t own it, and they don’t have anything to do with it. And anyone who wants can just rip it off.”“The truth is, the money’s going somewhere… Somebody’s getting paid, so why shouldn’t it be the guy who sat down and wrote Yesterday?”He went on to urge the government to reconsider the changes, saying: “We’re the people, you’re the government! You’re supposed to protect us.

In a tragic turn of events, a British-born former child star, who was blind and had cerebral palsy, has died in the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. His mother, Shelley Sykes, has claimed that his death could have been prevented. Amidst the widespread chaos, Shelley, with a broken arm, desperately tried to call emergency services but couldn't get through.

An attempt at humour during this morning's BBC Breakfast broadcast (November 3) resulted in an awkward TV moment.

Boris Johnson has rejected claims that he was preoccupied with writing his book about Shakespeare as the Covid-19 pandemic unfolded. The former Prime Minister was absent from several emergency Cobra meetings at the onset of the pandemic.

The BBC has canceled a planned interview with Boris Johnson after presenter Laura Kuenssberg accidentally sent the former UK prime minister her briefing notes.

Glaswegian BBC political correspondent Laura Kuenssberg has been forced to abandon a highly anticipated television interview with former Prime Minister Boris Johnson after she made an embarrassing blunder, she admits.

EastEnders fans are up in arms after finding out the much-loved soap is being shuffled from its usual spot.The telly staple is set to be moved in an upcoming TV lineup, making way for an exclusive interview.The familiar scenes of Albert Square usually grace screens from Monday to Thursday every week, but now and then it takes a backseat for alternate programming, as witnessed when football coverage took precedence this summer. In a fresh shake-up, the show's regular 7.30pm to 8pm slot on Thursday, 3 October will instead be taken up by an interview with ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson, helmed by Laura Kuenssberg.

Ben Whishaw starred as Q in three James Bond flicks alongside Daniel Craig, but over the weekend, the British actor said he isn’t expecting to receive a call to star in a fourth. 

The BBC's annual report has revealed the salaries of its on-air talent earning over £178,000 for the 2023/24 period. The list, which is ranked by salary band from highest to lowest, also includes a comparison with the previous year's earnings.

Andy Burnham spoke of 'a great era for the English cities and the English regions' as he was quizzed on the start of Sir Keir Starmer's new Labour government today.

When she began her career as a political broadcast journalist in a male-dominated landscape, Sophy Ridge was mistaken first for a make-up artist, and then for a weather girl. Fast-forward to now and she’s a key member of Sky News’ political presenting team, alongside fellow female power players Kay Burley and Beth Rigby.The change is happening across the board.The BBC had Laura Kuenssberg fronting its election coverage with Clive Myrie, and Emily Maitlis made her TV news return with a special election night appearance for Channel 4 alongside Krishnan Guru-Murthy. “I’ve been in political journalism for about 10 years and I’ve definitely seen a real change,” says Sophy, 39.

BBC broadcaster Clive Myrie has revealed how he was left 'shaken' after receiving horrific gun death threats.

Sunak v Starmer: The ITV Debate – will be moderated by presenter Julie Etchingham, who also hosted debates in 2015, 2017 and 2019.ITV said it also planned to broadcast an interview programme with other party leaders and a multi-party debate.Michael Jermey, ITV’s director of news and current affairs, said: “Millions of viewers value the election debates. They provide a chance to see and hear the party leaders set out their pitch to the country, debate directly with each other and take questions from voters.“ITV is pleased to be broadcasting the first debate in this year’s election campaign.”Other broadcasters, including the BBC, Channel 4 and Sky News, have not yet announced plans for any televised debates.

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.

Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer will go head to head in the first televised leaders' debate of the General Election campaign next week.

ITV has come out the blocks first with its head-to-head election debate between Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer.

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.

The BBC has confirmed which presenters will be fronting their TV coverage on the night of the general election. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak confirmed in a televised statement outside Number 10 that the election would take place on Thursday, July 4.

Dame Judi Dench was asked about her opinion on trigger warnings in theater productions, to which she responded that audience members with sensitive natures might avoid the theater altogether. She expressed skepticism toward the necessity of content advisories, asking what the point of going to the theater actually is.

A Tory MP and former health minister has defected to Labour saying the Conservative Party has become a 'nationalist party of the right' that is failing the health service.