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1. www.reddit.com › r › UKBBCWORLDStart your weekend off the right way ;) : r/UKBBCWORLD - Reddit

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   UK & Ireland BBC community! Post everything from Pics, Vids & Meets♠️

2. www.independent.co.uk › arts-entertainment › musicGlastonbury: Dua Lipa faces lip-sync accusations after BBC...

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   11 hours ago · Glastonbury 2024 viewers are falsely accusing Dua Lipa of miming her headline set after an issue with the BBC’s broadcast. The British pop star was the first headliner of this year’s festival ...

3. www.independent.co.uk › tv › cultureGabby Logan reveals bizarre new hobby she took up at 51 | Culture...

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   11 hours ago · 00:50. Mission to clean up world’s biggest rubbish dump, six times size of UK. Gabby Logan has revealed she has taken up a new hobby at the age of 51. The BBC Sports presenter explained how she ...

4. www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com › news › opinionDriven to drink over the BBC’s latest Rebus incarnation- Vladimir...

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   11 hours ago · What have the BBC done to Rebus? The guy has suddenly become 20 years younger, bearing no resemblance to the grizzled old veteran cop he was on ITV. The actor Richard Rankin is, however, a much ...

5. www.radiotimes.com › a-good-girls-guide-to-murder-review-bbcGood Girl's Guide to Murder review - Radio Times

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   11 hours ago · A Good Girl's Guide to Murder review: Wednesday star leads slick, atmospheric teen whodunnit. Emma Myers takes on Holly Jackson's smash hit novel. Unlike a typical whodunnit, which opens with a ...

6. www.dailystar.co.uk › sport › football'Harry Kane and Declan Rice want cheerleaders not pundits – the ...

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   11 hours ago · But why should the BBC or ITV be turned into England Fan TV to keep those precious players in a cheery mood? For a start, don't the people who pay a TV licence fee deserve proper punditry, and not former players walking on eggshells to avoid upsetting poor Harry and Declan? Do you think pundits have been too harsh on England - or too soft?