Petition to save DIY SOS tops 40,000 as BBC rests show
More than 40,000 people have signed a petition urging the BBC to save DIY SOS after the broadcaster confirmed it will rest the renovation series in 2027 as part of cost-cutting measures.
More than 40,000 people have signed a petition urging the BBC to save DIY SOS after the broadcaster confirmed it will rest the renovation series in 2027 as part of cost-cutting measures.
Molly eliminated and Nikki withdraws in Bread Week; Tom named Star Baker in week four of Channel 4's Bake Off.
BBC has removed scenes from Horrible Histories, including an entire episode, to comply with editorial guidelines for children's programmes, a spokesperson confirmed.
The X Factor has changed its Facebook profile picture to its 2016-2018 logo, fueling reboot rumors. Fans are convinced the ITV talent show is returning.
Strictly Come Dancing 2026 launched with 15 celebrities, new hosts, and major pro changes. See the full line-up and pairings here.
A reader lists 15 video game franchises he believes have run their course, from Call of Duty and Assassin's Creed to Mortal Kombat and The Last of Us, urging studios to innovate.
Researchers are racing to prevent AI systems from deceiving humans, a challenge that grows as machines become more sophisticated. Experts warn that without safeguards, AI could manipulate us in ways we cannot detect.
A US Open cameraman cut from the Rolex clock showing 0:07 to Pierce Brosnan, a James Bond nod, sparking online praise and memes.
A podcast reveals how early digital age warnings about threats to liberal society were ignored, as hopes for an egalitarian utopia faded.
BBC cancels Drag Race UK, moving to Wow Presents Plus, sparking concerns over queer representation and the show's cultural impact.
Guy Campanile, fired from 60 Minutes, says staffers rejected White House talking points and were dismissed for insisting on editorial independence.
Channel 4 is set to axe about 300 jobs, a quarter of its workforce, in its largest-ever layoffs as new CEO Priya Dogra leads a strategic review amid an advertising slowdown.
Sir Tom Jones is reportedly axed as a full-time coach on The Voice UK after 13 years. ITV plans a major shake-up, with the 86-year-old set to appear in a different capacity.
Reckless, the Australian retooling of Neil Forsyth's Guilt, is a fast-paced thriller about siblings in a hit-and-run, grounded by a realistic relationship and sharp racial commentary.
A reader predicts Sony and Microsoft's next-gen plans: multiple devices, portables, and a 'Super PS5 Pro' with no exclusives, questioning affordability.
MobLand season 2 with Tom Hardy, The Gentlemen season 2, SNL UK with Jeff Goldblum, Strictly's new era, and Nigella's Bake Off debut highlight September's TV lineup.
Gary Lineker hosts The Box on ITV1, where celebrities like Joey Essex and John Bercow compete in mundane games with twists. Plus, Disney at the Proms and more.
Cathy Engelbert will retire as WNBA commissioner on 30 December, ending a tenure marked by record growth, a landmark media deal, and player tensions.
MapQuest became the most downloaded navigation app in the US after refusing to rename Lake Ontario, surpassing Google and Apple Maps.
Judi Dench and Ian McKellen share cake and memories in a gentle Sky Arts special that celebrates ageing icons and stirs thunderous tears.
In Black Box episode 6, Guardian journalist Michael Safi examines AI's dangers and promises, featuring Eliezer Yudkowsky's decades-long warning. Is it too late?
Vigil's third series returns with Suranne Jones and Rose Leslie in an Arctic conspiracy, but the over-twisty plot and bland leads make it a tedious watch despite the high stakes.
Tonight's TV: Nick Mohammed presents Celebrating James Bond at the Proms on BBC Two at 7pm, plus Wham! 10 Days in China at 9pm.
Ridley Scott is developing a sequel to Alien: Covenant, sparking concerns among fans about the franchise's direction. Despite recent successes, the return of David may be a misstep.
Peter Cullen, the voice of Optimus Prime in Transformers and Eeyore in Winnie the Pooh, has died aged 85 at his home in Los Angeles.
Jodie Ramsey sets her sights on Kit Green in next week's Coronation Street, while Debbie Webster's dementia symptoms intensify and Nina Lucas bids an emotional farewell to Weatherfield.
Guardian's Michael Safi investigates ClothOff, a deepfake app causing global havoc, raising concerns about AI's impact on truth and reality.
EastEnders fans theorize Janine Butcher's return is for Mick Carter's funeral, with Lee and Nancy back for a Carter reunion and Linda's exit.
The Terror: Devil in Silver premieres on Sky Atlantic with Dan Stevens in a chilling psychiatric hospital tale. Also, The Piano finale airs on Channel 4.
Cheryl is in advanced talks to join The Voice UK as a coach, marking her first prime-time TV role in six years. Filming begins September 11 in Manchester.