A group of major UK broadcasters have written to the Culture Secretary calling for television industry freelancers to be made eligible for Government support during the coronavirus outbreak.
All data allowance caps on current fixed broadband services will be removed in a deal struck by the Government and telecommunications companies to help vulnerable people stay connected through the pandemic.
Christabel Blackburn has been named as the winner of Sky Arts’ Portrait Artist Of The Year.
Dynamo has released a new trailer for a programme that will chart his road to recovery from a career-threatening illness brought on by Crohn’s disease.
BBC boss Lord Hall has said he believes the licence fee is here to stay – even if the broadcaster is no longer the nation’s “Auntie”.
The BBC needs to avoid providing a “narrow urban outlook” and make sure it has “genuine diversity of thought and experience”, ministers are expected to say.
Disney has scrapped planned press events in London for the launch of its streaming service amid fears over the coronavirus outbreak.
BT has unveiled a revamp of its TV packages, including new flexible bundles which will allow users to change the channels they subscribe to every month.
Jude Law’s new television show will be the “world’s first immersive TV drama”, with a live event staged as part of the series.
Sky has announced a commitment to become “net zero” by 2030, with plans to cut emissions created by its businesses, suppliers and customers.
Dame Harriet Walter has told how it was sometimes “bleak” wearing a prosthetic to play someone who has had a mastectomy in her series The End.
The body which promotes Northern Ireland as a filming location is celebrating after the region hosted three of the most talked-about TV shows of 2019.
Olivia Colman will play convicted killer Susan Edwards in a new drama series written by her husband Ed Sinclair.
Ofcom is proposing a ban on the sale of “locked” mobile phones as part of plans to make it easier for mobile users to switch operators.
Sky will develop a major new TV and film studio in Elstree, it has been announced.
Ofcom may investigate Kay Burley’s “empty chairing” of James Cleverly.
The Government should make coverage of The Ashes free-to-air in order to dampen division and boost competition against the likes of Netflix, peers have recommended.
British broadcasters are to get together to tackle disability in the media.
The director of critically acclaimed TV drama Chernobyl has revealed it would have been his “dream” to film the show in Russian.
Yahoo is currently “working diligently” to resolve technical issues stopping users from accessing their emails.
Bros star Matt Goss’s comic rant about conkers has been named the television moment of the year at the Edinburgh TV Festival.
Euphoria star Barbie Ferreira claims the show is the most realistic depiction of teenage life on TV.
Michelle Keegan has said her part in upcoming comedy Brassic is an “empowering role” that portrays single mothers in “a positive light”.
Victoria star Tom Hughes has joined the cast of A Discovery Of Witches for the vampire drama’s second series.
Jude Law is set to star in a new drama set on a mysterious island populated with secretive inhabitants.
Fans are hoping they will find out who will sit on the Iron Throne during the last ever episode of Game Of Thrones.
Black-ish star Yara Shahidi has described comments made by Donald Trump as “laughable” after he branded the sitcom’s title racist at the “highest level”.
TalkTalk has been shamed for the quality of its broadband customer service in industry-wide figures released by Ofcom.
Game Of Thrones fans have said they are relieved they can come out of hiding after successfully making it to the series eight debut without hearing any spoilers.
Lena Headey has said she plans to launch her post-Game Of Thrones career with a “big action-led female piece”.