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Will Kaz or Tyler win? Will the winner split the cash? And other hugely important questions

Explosive row between Faye Winter and Teddy Soares floods UK regulator with protests

New investment agreed as Marlin buys out CCI stake in deal believed to be worth €175m

Prince William says the 1995 interview fuelled his mother’s ‘fear, isolation’ in the final years of her life

BBC apologises after inquiry finds it covered up means employed by Martin Bashir to secure 1995 interview

Derry-based e-learning company is on the market for an estimated €160m

Two years after the TV show was taken off air, former staffers reflect on a toxic work culture

Total is highest number ever published in UK about television programming

Morgan dismissed Markle’s account of suffering suicidal thoughts in Oprah interview

Planet Business: When the Boot is on the other Foot

Ofcom starts investigation into Monday’s episode of GMB after receiving over 40k complaints

Yanking channel was ‘a bit mad’, but future interest of younger viewers must be in doubt

China says British broadcaster ‘violated requirements that news should be truthful and fair’

Mobile operator’s move described as ‘deeply cynical’ and will delay awarding of spectrum

Public frustration is growing, yet it’s still the main source of news for half of Irish people aged 18-44

Former Telegraph editor Charles Moore reportedly in line for BBC chairman job

Company backed by Carlyle Cardinal Ireland reports big boost in full-year turnover

Irish fans grimace as Jack Grealish and Declan Rice embrace at the end of the game

Authorities say lives being endangered by ‘dangerous lie’ that Covid-19 is caused by wireless technology

UK media regulator says is monitoring broadcasters who spread discredited theory

Fulham and Ireland defender says troll started poll to have him lynched after Denmark defeat

Channel 4 replaces absent PM with melting ice sculpture for TV debate

Tory leader plays down poll pointing to Conservative majority of almost 70 seats, insisting the election remains close

Broadcaster cut out audience laughter at Johnson from clip shown during news bulletin

Nick Conrad, former BBC presenter, made comments while discussing rape case in 2014

Ofcom’s actions part of ‘an anti-Russian campaign’, says Russian foreign ministry

Nigel Farage is among those to condemn comedian’s quip about targeting politicians

Commercial network ITV said to be committing more fully to the subscription service than the publicly funded BBC

Company has struggled to find buyer for Italian unit but is proceeding with sale of profitable Irish arm

Government says Mark Carney will not remain in role beyond February 2020

Matter concerns £50m contract that could rise to £400m

Regulator sees inquiries rise, but big groups are choosing Germany and Netherlands

King’s College claims RT and news agency Sputnik distorted nerve agent attack reports

London Letter: Leave-veering audiences to lose out to capital’s output

Tech group should be investigated for ‘intentionally’ violating privacy laws, say British lawmakers

Broadcaster could ‘face blackout’ in some countries in event of crash-out exit from EU

Regulator in ‘conversations’ with London services amid fears channels will go dark

Ofcom’s investigations and enforcement unit said both companies had broken the rules

Reality TV: Roxanne Pallett’s false claims led to the strangest hour of television in history

Rise of Irish social media influencers raises issues for advertisers