Former BBC executive and television presenter Alan Yentob, who died in May 2025, passed the money to TV producer Philippa Walker, whom he married in 2020 following a four-decade relationship.

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Delivery firm Evri is suing the BBC for around £1.2m, alleging a Panorama documentary caused financial losses and damaged its ...

Atlas robot World Cup 2026 deployment solved two engineering problems no lab exposes: natural grass that trips trained ...

What’s on TV tonight? Nations Championship ITV1, 7.30am, 10.30am & 1.20pm; ITV4, 9.30am, 4.20pm & 7.30pm Some British rugby ...

Sir Chris Hoy and his wife Lady Sarra are living their lives to their fullest as they both battle difficult health battles of ...

Williams F1 driver Carlos Sainz showed his class by personally extending an invitation to Sir Chris Hoy and his wife for the ...

Cerys chats to musician Rob MacNeacail and film-maker Jack Archer about their documentary Sailm nan Daoine (Psalms of the ...