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Built by migrants, inspired by India: Israel cricket seeks BCCI backing

Cricketers in Israel are fiercely motivated to do well at the 2032 Olympics

Updated 3 days ago

‘Must tell BCCI, Agarkar’: Sooryavanshi no-show prompts unusual suggestion

Vaughan and Cook want to see Vaibhav Sooryavanshi play for England

Updated 14 days ago

BBC to cut hundreds of jobs, news division to be downsized, says report

People use the front entrance of the headquarters of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) in London.

Updated 31 days ago

‘When will you pick Sooryavanshi?’ Jadeja asks Agarkar; BCCI drops strong hint

Is Ajit Agarkar listening to the growing calls of Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's India debut?

Updated 45 days ago

Mohsin Naqvi adds intrigue to ICC Board Meeting in Ahmedabad

Mohsin Naqvi will attend ICC Board Meeting virtually.

Updated 47 days ago

BBC to cut 2,000 jobs in UK for the first time in 15 years: Report

The BBC announced a £600m cost-cutting plan in February.

Updated 92 days ago

Why has BBC sacked Scott Mills from Radio 2? Here's what went wrong after 30 yrs

BBC Radio 2's DJ Scott Mills, associated with the network for almost thirty years, has left following allegations regarding his personal conduct. The BBC confirmed his departure without providing specific details.

Published 108 days ago

Mind The Gap: Big Tech’s very bad week

Mark Zuckerberg arrives to testify in Los Angeles.

Published 109 days ago

Veteran journalist Narayan Bareth passes away after cardiac arrest in Jaipur

Former chief minister of Rajasthan Ashok Gehlot said Narayan Bareth had carved a distinct identity through public-interest journalism while working with reputed organisations such as the BBC.

Published 131 days ago

BBC orders fast track probe into 'serious mistake' over racial slur at BAFTAs

Michael B Jordan and Delroy Lindo were presenting an award at BAFTA when an attendee shouted the N-word.

Updated 141 days ago

BBC orders fast-track probe into racial slur broadcast at BAFTAs

BBC orders fast-track probe into racial slur broadcast at BAFTAs

Published 141 days ago

Who was Sarla Maheswari? Veteran Doordarshan anchor dies at the age of 71

Doordarshan news anchor Sarla Maheshwari, 71, passed away on Thursday.

Updated 154 days ago

Mark Tully: A child of India, voice of Indians

From the meanest rural hamlet to the grand portals of Rashtrapati Bhawan, his name was recalled before that of the corporation he served. (AP)

Updated 166 days ago

What is Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit and why is the BBC seeking its dismissal?

The BBC argued that the case does not belong in Florida and that the claims of harm are not substantiated.

Updated 184 days ago

BBC defends docu facing $10B suit from Trump, but admits to 'misleading' edit

Donald Trump has sued the BBC over a Panorama programme that appeared to show him issue a direct call for violence.

Updated 184 days ago

Why has Trump sued BBC for $10 billion? January 6 speech edit row, explained

The BBC had apologised to Trump last month over the edit of the January 6 speech but rejected claims that it had defamed the Republican leader.

Updated 213 days ago

Trump sues BBC for $10 bn over editing of speech in documentary: What's the row?

President Donald Trump speaks during a presentation in the Oval Office of the White House.

Updated 213 days ago

After Trump, BBC apologises to Princess of Wales for calling her Kate Middleton

The BBC acknowledged that the reference was inaccurate in the context of formal coverage.

Published 239 days ago

SNL's Michael Che stuns audience with disgusting ‘sex joke’ about Trump

Michael Che's latest SNL segment left audiences stunned as he mocked Donald Trump over a potential lawsuit against the BBC.

Published 241 days ago

Trump threatens $5bn lawsuit against BBC over edited speech despite apology

Trump would also need to prove that the BBC had acted with “actual malice” toward him when it edited the documentary — a high bar required for public figures that was established by the US Supreme Court in 1964 in order to protect free speech.

Updated 243 days ago

‘For $5 billion’: Trump to sue BBC over documentary edit on 2021 Capitol riots

BBC ended up in turmoil after the edited clip from its flagship news program “Panorama” that had aired before the 2024 presidential elections, resurfaced last week.

Published 243 days ago

Trump-BBC row: BBC refuses to pay $1 billion as 45,000 sign petition

BBC Chair Samir Shah's apology comes a day after the resignation of Director-General Tim Davie and news chief Deborah Turness over accusations of bias.

Published 245 days ago

BBC looking into allegations over another Trump speech edit

The BBC apologised on Monday for the Panorama documentary which spliced together three parts of a Donald Trump speech on January 6, 2021, the day his supporters stormed the Capitol, creating the impression he had called for violence.

Published 245 days ago

‘I guess I have to, why not?’ Trump on suing BBC over edited Capitol speech

US President Donald Trump said he had an "obligation" to sue the BBC over a misleading speech edit.

Published 246 days ago

The CIA’s Battle With Truth

On January 6, 2021, a mob stormed the US Capitol, disrupting Congress as it prepared to confirm Joe Biden's victory over Donald Trump. (AP File Photo)

Published 246 days ago

The Bias Meltdown at the BBC

BBC Chair Samir Shah's apology comes a day after the resignation of Director-General Tim Davie and news chief Deborah Turness over accusations of bias.

Updated 247 days ago

Trump vs BBC: After top executives leave, Trump sues broadcaster

BBC said the edited speech of President Trump used in one of the episodes of its documentary series by its Panorama programme misled the viewers. (File photo of BBC Director-General Tim Davie.)

Published 248 days ago

How scandals at the BBC have rocked its leadership over the years

The editorially independent British Broadcasting Corp. was founded in 1922 to be impartial, act in the public interest and be open, transparent and accountable.

Published 248 days ago

BBC top bosses resign amid row over Trump's Capitol speech edit in documentary

BBC said the edited speech of President Trump used in one of the episodes of its documentary series by its Panorama programme misled the viewers. (File photo of BBC Director-General Tim Davie.)

Updated 249 days ago

Trump panorama controversy rocks BBC: Meet the top executives who resigned

Tim Davie (left) was the 17th director-general of the BBC, while Deborah Turness (right) was the CEO of BBC News and Current Affairs.

Updated 249 days ago

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