Former BBC Director-General Lord Hall has been forced to resign from his position at the National Gallery after the scandal centered on Princess Diana's 1995 Panorama interview deepens.

The BBC has postponed the airing of an investigation into Martin Bashir's 1995 interview with Princess Diana because of an unspecified 'duty of care' issue leading to suspicions the state broadcaster is trying to protect Bashir.

The UK media led by state broadcaster the BBC has joined the Ministry of Defense in embellishing a small operation against an unknown armed group in Mali.

Scotland's First Minister has indirectly clashed with Cabinet Office Minister and Tory ideologue Michael Gove on the issue of a second Scottish independence referendum.

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has signaled her readiness to fight Scotland's 'most important' election in living memory but oddly enough in her latest interview she doesn't discuss any issues directly related to Scottish independence.

The head of GCHQ Jeremy Fleming has warned British leaders they face tough choices ahead if they are serious about challenging China's technological dominance.

A new opinion poll on the constitutional status of Northern Ireland makes shattering reading for Unionists and the British establishment.

The British state broadcaster has received more than 100,000 complaints over its wall-to-wall coverage of the death of Prince Philip.

As the BBC comes under fire for its over the top coverage of Prince Philip's death the disgraced Duke of York tries to reclaim cener stage in British national life.

Alba Party leader Alex Salmond refuses to blame Russia for the controversial Salisbury poisoning incident which allegedly targeted double agent Sergei Skripal.