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With the November voting day fast approaching, here's everything you need to know about Trump and Biden's final presidential debate.

Viewer habits are shifting away from terrestrial television.

Coronavirus has changed the way we live – and it's also changed what kinds of programmes become must-watch TV, says Eleanor Bley Griffiths

The broadcaster is part of the Trusted News Initiative a collaboration between a number of major news and tech organisations

It's providing a vital service in a challenging period, and showing exactly what a national broadcaster is for

In a rare interview, the BBC's political editor opens up about the "rivalry and gossip" of Westminster

Fellow newsreader Sophie Raworth shared the news during Tuesday night's broadcast

The demonstrator and the BBC News director got stuck in a brilliant game of cat-and-mouse

A technical glitch forced a last-minute change of location for the News at Six – but the police were on hand to get Fiona Bruce to Westminster just in time

It’s our job to give people arguments they hate, argues the BBC's world affairs editor

The former BBC newsreader says that the "legal no-man’s land" between the right to privacy and right to freedom of expression must be fixed

"Whenever Huw Edwards leaves the BBC News studio, my world makes a little less sense," says Alison Graham

Singer awarded an initial £210,000 but the BBC is planning to appeal against the High Court verdict

Journalists including Emily Maitlis and Jon Sopel go unrecognised in prestigious shortlist

Humphrys says the conversation about Carrie Gracie was just “silly banter between old mates”

Did you spot this significant change to the BBC's News at Ten?

Newsroom workers have challenged the newspaper's claims they are snoozing on the news

As Antiques Roadshow clocks up 40 years, and Bruce her tenth series, we find out why she’s one of the BBC’s highest-paid women…

The BBC’s North America editor says its not the broadcaster’s job to hurl stones back at Trump, but to hold power to account

When did the news become a tear-streaked reality show? asks Alison Graham

From cameraphone footage of the Grenfell Tower fire to helmet cams on soldiers in Afghanistan – David Butcher explores the rise of in-the-moment broadcasting

For four whole minutes the BBC newsreader sat in silence as the studio cameras rolled – and it was surprisingly calming

The Newsnight journalist reveals the emotional repercussions of her coverage of the bombing

The General Election has brought out the worst in TV news broadcasts – Alison Graham says it's time we stopped asking people in the street what they think...

This snap election is expected to be “one of the most closely followed in recent times”

Campaign urges broadcasters to host TV debates and 'empty chair' the prime minister if she refuses to appear in a head-to-head political broadcast

Alison Graham salutes the man who ran from bombs with his TV on his shoulder

Professor Robert Kelly and his wife Kim Jung-A explain how the viral video of the year happened

Professor Robert Kelly was discussing South Korea when he was interrupted live on air

TV news programmes are struggling in the ratings, says Sky News presenter Dermot Murnaghan – so perhaps ITV has pushed back the News at Ten because it has to, not because it wants to...

It is ESSENTIAL that his routine becomes a regular feature on the channel

The BBC news presenter reveals her beginnings at Watchdog – investigating ice cream

The BBC journalist says medics worried that the Russian leader – or someone else he had upset – had targeted him when he suffered a serious bout of food poisoning last month

Sunny spells throughout the afternoon with a few drops of comedy and the occasional cloud of profanity

“Get out of the way, you bloody fools, you witless wastes of space. MOVE!”

A cost-saving measure will see data come from a new provider but the Beeb's team of forecasters such as Alex Deakin and John Hammond are expected to stay on screen

The Newsnight presenter will take over when Robinson takes up his new role as Radio 4 Today presenter

There's been a Twitter frenzy about the BBC economics editor's hairstyle – and he's got something serious to say about it

Veteran Tory accuses presenters of having had "too much botox"

The meteorologists are subjected to the elements for a Radio Times photoshoot

Popular chief political correspondent will be ITV's new business editor