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Outlander fans could see Roger return to the past after some new images from the upcoming season seven were unveiled.

Claudia Winkleman first joined the Strictly Come Dancing cast back in 2004 on the spin-off programme It Takes Two before joining Tess Daly to front the primetime show 10 years later.

Huw Edwards has opened up about what it is like to work for the BBC as he addressed his future as a news presenter.

22 years ago we said rail travel in Britain was a "lottery" after four people died when a high speed passenger train derailed at Hatfield, Herts.

New York has not seen a Republican win an Gubernatorial election since 2002, but Lee Zeldin is poised to do the unthinkable

Customer Carl is still waiting on a refund after his iPad turned out to be a snack.

He was dragged into the consulate grounds and beaten.

'You lie every day.'

'You're bard!'

'The damage cannot be undone.'

Awkward times in the Commons.

After just five weeks in office.

One in four (26%) of households with children experienced food insecurity in September - such as skipping meals, eating less, or going hungry all day - according to research for the Food Foundation

BBC newsreaders Huw Edwards was among those who fronted coverage of the late Queen Elizabeth II's death and funeral, with him having announced her passing to BBC News viewers

The devices are set to be trialled in Birmingham, Bradford, Bristol and Great Yarmouth, with the Department of Transport saying they will help identify and punish those who illegally adapt their cars to make them louder

Coronation Street's Stephen Reid impersonates murdered Leo Thompkins next week - but his plan to stop Jenny and Leo's dad Teddy looking for her ex only spurs her on further

A scathing report by the House of Commons Justice Committee say there is 'inadequate' focus from police forces as cases skyrocket, and called on companies to face prosecution if they fail to prevent fraud

Andy Capp has been a favourite part of the Daily Mirror since 1957. Enjoy the adventures of Andy Capp and wife Flo every day

Naga Munchetty has opened up about how she went from being called 'b****y useless' by her bosses early in her journalism career to commentating on the Queen's funeral as the BBC celebrates 100 years of service

Perishers originally ran from 1959 to 2006. The strip is still so popular today that we decided to reprint the best of the strips by Maurice Dodd and Dennis Collins

To mark the BBC turning 100 years old today (October 18) we've taken a look back at the national broadcaster's history in the century since it first began with 50 facts about the institution

A study suggests a lack of basic internet skills is preventing people from getting better jobs and costing the economy overall.

The Someone You Loved singer is one of the five new acts nominated for awards at the Specsavers Scottish Music Awards which takes place next month.

The journalist, broadcaster and charity campaigner presented a number of programmes on the BBC during her career.