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BBC Radio 4 for being "increasingly woke" and for it's "hopeless yearning to connect with yoof".The broadcaster has presented Radio 4's The Moral Maze for more than 30 years.Michael presents the live discussion show talking about ethical issues and has blamed social media sites for poisoning public debate.He has admitted that he doesn't know how long his show will last and that the programme is a "bit less abrasive" than it used to be.Writing for the Radio Times, he penned: "In the wider world – and, it has to be said, in some parts of the BBC – more and more is being put off limits, things that cannot possibly be said, new orthodoxies that are beyond challenge."I do think freedom of speech is seriously under threat."He said he used to

TV icon Moira Stuart reportedly "collapsed" while attending Angela Rippon's end of Strictly Come Dancing party, and an ambulance is said to have been called for the star. According to reports, the British presenter and broadcaster, 74, "fell to the floor" out of nowhere, while the shindig was in full swing. As the star appeared to fall ill unexpectedly, fellow guests at the Revery Bar inside the Hilton Hotel on London's Park Lane rushed to her aid.

Hollie RichardsonOti Mabuse hosts another harmlessly inessential round of song-based dating. First up tonight is Liv from Wakefield, blindly assessing whether she’d like to mate with a man who struggles with the long chorus notes in Long Train Runnin’ by the Doobie Brothers.