Victoria Wood gets into Case Histories
Celebrated stand-up comic and writer Victoria Wood will star alongside Jason Isaacs in the second series of acclaimed BBC One drama, Case Histories, which started shooting in Edinburgh this week.
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Channel 4 Paralympics Coverage Hits New High
Channel 4 posted its best viewing figures for Paralympic coverage Sunday as over 4 million see first major upset of the games.
Read morePromising start for new Daybreak
Tony Blair uttered the famous line in 1997, “A new dawn has broken, has it not”, and that can easily applied to the first edition of the new Daybreak.
Read moreSamantha Brick and Danica Thrall evicted from Celebrity Big Brother 2012
Journalist Samantha Brick and was the forth celebrity housemate to be voted out of Big Brother summer 2012 swiftly followed by the star of Sex Lies and Rinsing Guys Danica Thrall.
Read moreWord on the Web: ITV1 returns to ITV branding
The ITV1 name conjures up many words, and a lot of them are not overly flattering. Reports suggest that the broadcaster is to return to its former ITV branded roots early next year. But what has the internet been saying about it?
Read moreScience Fiction Invasion proves popular in Northumberland
Sci-fi fans that fancy standing next to an alien or meeting a Dalek have been getting the chance to do so at a successful exhibition at Woodhorn, which is entering its final few days.
Read moreBBC reveals Proms in the Park line up
International and home-grown artists are to come together next month to make this year’s BBC Proms in the Park in Northern Ireland an evening of ‘Titanic’ proportions the beeb state.
Read moreMake or break for ITV’s Daybreak
Daybreak will unveil its new presenters next week as it bids to reclaim lost viewers.
Read moreSky Atlantic to screen Ronna & Beverly
Described as ‘America’s favourite Jewish mothers’ the pair will arrive on UK screens next month as part of Sky Atlantic’s Comedy Mondays line up.
Read moreITV buys Graham Norton's production company
ITVplc has announced that it had acquired So Television, the independent production company behind series such as So Graham Norton for Channel 4, BBC one chat show The Graham Norton Show and comedy series The Sarah Millican Television Programme for BBC Two.
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