BGT Viewers Fume Over Ant and Dec's Rule Change Intervention
Britain's Got Talent viewers expressed fury after hosts Ant and Dec intervened to change the rules, allowing a rejected contestant to advance despite judges' votes.
Britain's Got Talent viewers expressed fury after hosts Ant and Dec intervened to change the rules, allowing a rejected contestant to advance despite judges' votes.
The BBC has publicly disputed Thomas Skinner's assertion that he earned £2,000 for his controversial Question Time appearance, confirming the standard fee for non-politicians is £150.
BBC's Beyond Paradise confirms a character departure due to budget cuts, putting Detective Inspector Humphrey Goodman in a difficult position as his team's future hangs in the balance.
A viral milkshake-spill scene between Oscar Branning and newcomer Josh Goodwin has reignited EastEnders viewership, with fans praising their chemistry and predicting a romance despite Jasmine Fisher complications.
Online safety figures push Liz Kendall to appoint Jeremy Wright over Labour peer Margaret Hodge as Ofcom chair, citing his legal expertise and knowledge of the Online Safety Act.
Savannah Guthrie has made her comeback to the Today show following a brief health-related absence, resuming her co-anchor duties with enthusiasm and gratitude.
A Radio 4 listener defends coverage of pop music against criticism, arguing youth culture deserves serious attention on BBC's flagship Today program.
The Guardian has published a series of corrections and clarifications to address inaccuracies in recent articles, emphasizing its commitment to journalistic integrity and transparency in news reporting.
The third series of BBC Four's criminal assets thriller Hidden Assets premieres with a tense Dublin raid triggering international chaos. Plus, the grand final of Gladiators on BBC One and musical highlights.
Spoiler videos reveal a dramatic week on Coronation Street as Megan's grooming scandal deepens, Todd faces Theo's abuse, and Debbie's appeal hearing looms.
The BBC's Question Time faces criticism after platforming Reform UK's Tom Skinner, a convicted criminal, and defending Nigel Farage, raising questions about the show's impartiality and value.
BBC Question Time host Fiona Bruce accused former Apprentice star Thomas Skinner of hypocrisy over his social media criticism while benefiting from its algorithms, sparking debate among viewers.
Coronation Street and Emmerdale are off air tonight due to ITV's live football coverage. The soaps return on Sunday with new episodes at 7pm and 7:30pm.
Coronation Street viewers celebrate as George Shuttleworth uncovers Theo Silverton's abusive behavior toward Todd Grimshaw, sparking fan theories about a dramatic showdown ahead.
Channel 4's Dispatches examines the Labour Party's struggles since its historic election win, exploring internal conflicts and external challenges. Plus, tonight's TV highlights include Bill Bailey's portraits and Death in Paradise's finale.
The promise of endless entertainment through streaming services has led to a paradox of choice, leaving viewers overwhelmed and unable to find what they truly want to watch.
Shock jock Kyle Sandilands argues his firing was invalid and seeks to return to air immediately, while Kiis FM counters with claims of overpayment and serious misconduct.
A public clash between Rupert Murdoch's Australian media outlets intensifies as news.com.au publishes critical interviews about The Australian's controversial podcast, Shadow of Doubt.
Amy Walsh departs Emmerdale after 12 years, with her character Tracy Shankley seeking a fresh start amid past trauma, while Cain Dingle faces missing his granddaughter's goodbye.
Strictly Come Dancing fans are divided as the BBC show undergoes its biggest transformation in years, with new presenters and professional dancers replacing beloved veterans ahead of the 2026 season.
Married At First Sight Australia relationship expert John Aiken will receive professional counseling following a complaint from former groom Ben Walters about his on-screen behavior and ethical conduct.
The sixth series of Race Across The World premieres April 2 on BBC One, featuring five duos racing 12,000km from Italy to Mongolia along the historic Silk Road.
Russell T Davies speaks out against online hatred targeting Doctor Who, distinguishing toxic social media voices from genuine fans while addressing controversy over an AI-generated Instagram post.
Natalie Anderson is set to reprise her role as Danielle Silverton in Coronation Street, returning just as Theo's abusive behavior toward Todd Grimshaw reaches a climax, with the actor's departure confirmed.
Actress Catherine Tyldesley departs Channel 5's The Good Ship Murder as she focuses on Coronation Street return. The cosy crime drama's fourth series will feature her final scenes filmed in Malta this spring.
HBO Max has officially launched in the UK, offering HBO, Warner Bros, DC Studios, and Max Originals content. Plans start at £4.99/month, with Sky bundling it at no extra cost for some customers.
Richard Osman confirms the BBC quiz show will be renamed Michael Sheen's House of Games with new prizes featuring Sheen's face, as he steps down to focus on writing.
The Guardian has published corrections for errors in articles, including Jenni Murray's obituary date and a Trainspotting musical character reference, alongside other recent amendments.
ABC managing director Hugh Marks faces backlash for describing a historic 24-hour strike as 'playing games,' with staff demanding a retraction amid ongoing pay disputes.
Martin Lewis unpicks April price hikes and financial updates in a tax year-end special. Plus, a documentary on Britain's steroid boom and other TV highlights for this evening.