In an early ITVX release, Cain Dingle orchestrates a cattle theft from Butler's Farm, outsmarting Joe Tate with family help. Kim Tate declares war on the Dingles after discovering the deception.
Next week in Emmerdale, the Dingle-Tate feud claims a victim as Kim Tate is poisoned, sparking accusations. Paddy Kirk battles depression in a special episode.
Next week on EastEnders, Penny Branning's pregnancy paternity shock and Nicola Mitchell's premature labor create turmoil. George Knight's restaurant launch adds to the drama.
Matt Brittin, former Google executive, has been confirmed as the BBC's next director general, succeeding Tim Davie. He will lead the broadcaster through funding challenges and digital transformation.
The BBC's Strictly Come Dancing faces a major professional dancer shakeup for 2026, with confirmed departures and widespread rumors creating uncertainty about the show's future lineup.
The Bafta TV Awards 2026 nominations signal a dramatic shift, with Claudia Winkleman leading new TV royalty as Ant & Dec are omitted. Netflix's Adolescence dominates with 11 nods, while Channel 4's Trespasses surprises as a frontrunner.
Martin Clunes delivers a chilling performance as disgraced BBC newsreader Huw Edwards in Channel 5's controversial drama 'Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards,' exploring the grooming scandal that ended his career.
Hundreds of ABC employees in Melbourne walked off the job for a 24-hour strike, causing the broadcaster to rely on BBC News content and repeat programming across TV, radio, and digital platforms nationwide.
Over 2,000 ABC staff in Australia walk out for 24-hour strike, forcing BBC World Service broadcasts. Managing director Hugh Marks remains defiant on worker demands despite severe disruption.
More than 2,000 ABC staff walk off the job in a 24-hour strike over pay disputes, while Australia opposes Israeli occupation in Lebanon and faces a packed cricket schedule.
Tonight's TV highlights include the grim true crime documentary Captive Audience on BBC Two, exploring the Steven Stayner abduction case that sparked media frenzy and family tragedy. Plus, Lisa Kudrow returns in The Comeback on Sky Comedy.
More than 2,000 ABC employees walked off the job for the first time in two decades, disrupting programming with BBC broadcasts and music fill-ins as they demanded sustainable jobs and improved working conditions.
Matt Brittin, a former Google executive and Olympic rower, has been selected as the BBC's next director general. He will lead the corporation through critical government negotiations on funding and charter renewal.
Matt Brittin, a former Google executive and fitness enthusiast, takes over as BBC director general, navigating financial cuts, political scrutiny, and a lack of broadcasting experience in British media's toughest job.
Matt Brittin, the new BBC director general, confronts immediate tasks including charter renewal, funding reform, internal cuts, and managing a Trump lawsuit, amid strategic pressures from YouTube.
Matt Brittin, former Google president for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, will succeed Tim Davie as BBC director-general in May 2026, amid legal and editorial challenges.
Ed Balls and Susanna Reid were left stunned during a bizarre Good Morning Britain interview with Huw Edwards' publicist, who defended his role while claiming to investigate the disgraced broadcaster's crimes.
Channel 4 announces it will respect Mel Schilling's final wishes by continuing to air 'Married At First Sight' following her tragic death from cancer at age 54.
Channel 5's controversial drama 'Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards' has left viewers divided, with many praising Martin Clunes' performance while expressing discomfort over the graphic content.
Next week in Coronation Street, Todd Grimshaw's abuse is exposed, the Driscoll family implodes, and villains face off. Spoilers reveal shocking confrontations and dramatic twists.
EastEnders' Vicki Fowler and Zack Hudson's past fling simmers as Mark Fowler Jr. senses undeniable tension. With Zack moving back in, their suppressed desires threaten to explode.
The BBC's new eight-part series 'Crookhaven' has viewers binge-watching all episodes on iPlayer. Set in a secret school for young criminals, the show features a morally complex mystery with international students competing in the Crooked Cup.
Vincent D'Onofrio, who plays Kingpin in Daredevil: Born Again, responds to fan complaints about Jon Bernthal's absence from season two with a humorous rebuttal.
The complete nominations for the 2026 BAFTA Television Awards have been unveiled, with 124 programmes competing across major categories. Comedian Greg Davies will host the ceremony at London's Royal Festival Hall on May 10.
Strictly Come Dancing faces backlash for axing professional dancers based on social media following, prioritizing TikTok metrics over dance talent and viewer loyalty.
Discover the ten £1 million questions that contestants on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? failed to answer, from cricket trivia to historical monarchs. Test your knowledge and see if you could have won the jackpot.
The Guardian newspaper has issued significant corrections regarding shipments in the Strait of Hormuz and the deployment of HMS Dragon, clarifying key details in recent defense and energy coverage.
A review of Norma Percy's documentary 'Clash of the Superpowers: America vs China,' highlighting Trump's disruptive impact on diplomatic norms and the 2017 trade tensions.
ABC journalists strike for 24 hours, replacing flagship programs like 7.30 and AM with BBC World Service simulcasts and pre-recorded content over pay disputes.
Channel 5 airs a one-off factual drama starring Martin Clunes as disgraced newsreader Huw Edwards. Plus, BBC Three examines the trials of rapper Pa Salieu, and other evening highlights.