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Fewer people play golf or watch it on TV than they used to - will new forms of game bring fans back?

The corporation hopes to pip Channel 4 to the post in airing a new format.

The BBC is exploring how new technologies will change the way we consume media content.

The self-styled baking legend is packing up her jackets and pearls as she steps down from the Great British Bake Off.

I am sure millions would watch another BBC baking competition judged by Berry and presented by Mel and Sue.

The radio host is said to be 'very stressed' at the situation.

Tim Farron said Labour had chosen to adopt 'fantasy, populist politics'.

The first female BBC chair said that she will not re-enter the appointment process.

The new CH4 deal could be worth £25m to Love Productions, the company behind the hit show.

The chef will explore motoring culture around Europe, to regain Top Gear viewers.

Millennials communicate through emojis, which means a new form of over-simplified, emotional news is emerging.

Smith accused Corbyn of not doing enough to fight for the Remain camp.

Some viewers saw the funny side when Chris Jarvis appears to use the C-word during a song about kites.

MPs to go head-to-head with two weeks to go before Labour leadership election winner is announced.

Maybe it's because nothing will come close to Paul's bread lion on last year's series.

Edward Vines, 46, of Oxford, sent letters to the Newsnight presenter and her mother.

The presenter will continue to host Strictly Come Dancing and her Radio 2 show.

Some Twitter users assumed Bengali to be Arabic and thought Isis had taken over.

And see the customer reaction on Twitter.

Both are aimed at tweens and will premiere in 2017.

Jay and his co-author Jonathan Lynn were reportedly paid £1,200 an episode between them.

Directors Paul Thomas Anderson, Christopher Nolan and the Coens have three movies each in list.

A probe in Scotland will look at whether PFI contributed to construction defects in school buildings.

At Rio 2016, there were at least 41 openly lesbian, gay and bisexual Olympians.

"Vast majority" of people will continue working, says Nigel Charters.

The Palace complained about a Sun front page claiming The Queen wanted the UK to leave the EU.

Last episode of the fascinating series airs tonight on BBC1.

MPs urged the corporation to reveal details of those earning more than £143,000.

Those watching live or on demand, on any device, face £1,000 fine as legal loophole shut.

The Metropolitan police said there was 'insufficient evidence to proceed' with the case.