BBC News

John Humphrys is leaving the show after an 18-year stint.

There will be no more viral moments from the journalist and presenter, who is set to join upcoming dedicated news channel GB News.

The corporation is hoping to offer Neil a new interview show on BBC One.

The programme will include today's government press conference updating the public about the latest guidance

Viewer habits are shifting away from terrestrial television.

Reports that BBC2 is to stop airing the daytime current affairs show has provoked outrage on social media

The presenter also Tweeted about the increase in calls to the helpline following the country's partial lockdown

The BBC News Special will air from 3:45pm

The weatherman went viral last week with his drumming video.

Andrew Neil is set to present a news special, after the Supreme Court ruled that suspending Parliament was unlawful

Fellow newsreader Sophie Raworth shared the news during Tuesday night's broadcast

The One Show is set to make way as the broadcaster continues to cover the challenge to the Prime Minister's leadership

The news and weather bulletin will be ten minutes shorter to allow for youth programming every Monday to Wednesday

BBC News reverted to recorded programming following a fault during the Afternoon Live programme

A stray microphone caught some spectacularly brutal remarks

"Whenever Huw Edwards leaves the BBC News studio, my world makes a little less sense," says Alison Graham

The director of News and Current Affairs will leave at the beginning of 2018 to start his own “news media venture”

A technical glitch forced a last-minute change of location for the News at Six – but the police were on hand to get Fiona Bruce to Westminster just in time

The demonstrator and the BBC News director got stuck in a brilliant game of cat-and-mouse

The Radio 4 Today host edges out BBC News at Ten's Huw Edwards as the Corporation's highest paid news broadcaster, and earns over twice as much as colleague Mishal Husain

And no, this isn't the latest storyline on W1A

Newsroom workers have challenged the newspaper's claims they are snoozing on the news

But was it the clock or the TV that was wrong?

“Pick a camera, any camera”