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More than 170 people contacted a helpline, set up this week by the UK’s human rights watchdog, and lawyers say the fast-food firm faces paying out tens of thousands

BBC's medical soap Casualty has been running since 1986 and, in almost 40 years, it's had many of Hollywood and TV's biggest names appear at the beginning of their impressive careers

EastEnders viewers believe a twist that aired this week on the BBC soap has revealed the identity of the Christmas Day death victim

Expert Chris Lintott says that the coming weeks are among the best for watching amazing events occurring in the skies above us

Catherine Tate called Netflix 'rude' after she discovered Hard Cell was being binned via someone else's agent as wishes the situation had been handled better

Jake Quickeden is keen to showcase his moves on the Strictly Come Dancing ballroom, despite being snubbed for a spot each year due to a secret BBC rule

Titanic Director James Cameron, who has made more than 30 deep dives into the wreck himself, publicly criticised OceanGate and its lack of safety procedures for the Titan submarine

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty, 47, hosted the morning show with Ben Thompson before she left her shift to donate blood to 'save someone's life'

Residents in Maids Moreton, the village where the Sixth Commandment series starring Timothy Spall as Peter Farquhar and Anne Reid as Ann Moore-Martin, is set have reacted with fury

Tom, who is fronting a new show that looks at the struggles faced by his industry, told how he is passionate about giving his diners the best 'experience'

Former BBC radio host Alex Belfield has agreed to pay damages and legal costs to Jeremy Vine, after being sued by the British broadcaster for defamation and harassment

Describing her daughter's killers as a 'coward' Cheryl Korbel said she wanted jailed Thomas Cashman to 'listen to the pain that he's caused, the pain that we went through and the pain we are still going through'

Neighbours of Benjamin Field's victims have hit out at the BBC series The Sixth Commandment, branding the show 'insensitive' for revisiting the crimes he committed

David Carrick was finally jailed for life in February for 49 offences, including 24 rapes, during his 20-year police career, during which he came to the attention of police a number of times

Former Lioness Fara Williams and leading nutritionist Sophia Linn have called for more resources and education to support women's nutrition in football

Strictly Come Dancing bosses have reportedly signed trained actor and dancer Layton Williams for the upcoming series – despite him previously appearing on the West End

This Morning usually makes a big deal about presenter Holly Willoughby's summer break, but this year the star left without fanfare following her ITV fallout with Phillip Schofield

England Lionesses Fara Williams and Reanna Blades posed in lingerie in powerful snaps for an empowering campaign to keep girls in sports ahead of the World Cup

After keeping their romance under wraps for months, former Strictly Come Dancing co-stars Gemma Atkinson and Gorqua Marquez have moved into their dream family home, gotten engaged and now welcomed their second child together

Death In Paradise star Ralf Little says Danny John-Jules is 'always welcome back' on the BBC detective drama, amid fans' call for him to return to the programme

Andrew Hollinshead was named BBC's 'green farmer of the year' in 2016 but has today been fined in court after ramming his seven tonne tractor into a doctor's car at a junction in Sandbach, Cheshire

A teen who was mauled by a 9ft shark in a terrifying attack has spoken out in a shocking documentary after her firefighter brother saved her life by getting her to their boat

BBC television director Hywel Williams has been cleared of killing grandfather Peter Ormerod after CCTV showed him placing his hands on the retired teacher during a row over Welsh independence

Dame Elan Closs Stephens, acting chairwoman of the BBC, explained at the Communications and Digital Committee why Huw Edwards' identity was kept quiet for so long

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