BBC News

Birds Of A Feather, the popular 1990s BBC sitcom is to return to television screens for a new series, following a deal with the national independent broadcaster ITV.

Ilminster - A man pretending to be BBC TV presenter, Louis Theroux, was caught when trying to get free accommodation at a pub in Somerset, England. Turns out he shouldn't have used the term "fags" for cigarettes.

Since the BBC confirmed Matt Smith would be leaving Doctor Who, a long list of names of potential replacements has surfaced, most are well known. But will the successful candidate turn out to be the “wild card”? If so, what about Eric Lampaert?

Wonder what your cat does when you sleep or leave the house? A new BBC show sought answers and the show, 'The Secret Life of the Cat' debuts this week. Researchers stuck GPS trackers on 50 cats to cat-ch them going about their day - and night.

Queen Elizabeth II resisted asking about the identity of the person playing the Twelfth Doctor when she opened the BBC's newly rebuilt Broadcasting House yesterday.

Paris Jackson, the daughter of the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson, is in hospital after attempting to kill herself, the BBC has confirmed.

A study by independent think-tank The New Culture Forum has confirmed that the BBC has been reporting the news in a biased manner, downplaying the immigration threat and glossing over controversial issues.

Rotherham - The actor Paul Shane, who was famous for starring in the 1980s BBC sitcom Hi-de-Hi!, has died aged 72. He had been ill for several weeks.

London - BBC Radio Stoke host Paula White who has filled the station's afternoon slot for the past six years, was pulled from her final program due to concerns she was drunk on the job.

There could be a legal challenge in Northern Ireland if it becomes the only part of the United Kingdom without same-sex marriage.