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Sam Dastor dies aged 84: actor and Shakespeare advocate
Sam Dastor, actor known for Shakespearean roles and TV appearances in I, Claudius and Blake's 7, has died of cancer aged 84. He believed Shakespeare's plays were accessible through well-spoken verse.
TV Tonight: Free Nelson Mandela and Death Valley Finale
The second episode of Free Nelson Mandela airs on Channel 4, tracking the turbulent 1980s as Mandela's health deteriorates. Plus, Death Valley series two finale on BBC One.
Clarkson's Farm season 6 confirmed as Clarkson recovers
Jeremy Clarkson confirms Clarkson's Farm season 6 is filming after revealing his prostate cancer diagnosis and successful surgery, with follow-up tests showing no cancer.
Lineker says ITV appearance was 'strictly professional'
Gary Lineker hit back at criticism of his controversial ITV World Cup punditry debut, insisting his motives were 'strictly professional' and to promote his upcoming shows.
Lineker aims dig at BBC in ITV World Cup guest spot
Gary Lineker jokingly referenced the BBC during a surprise guest appearance on ITV's World Cup coverage, highlighting the contrast between ITV's New York studio and BBC's Salford base.
Would You Rather: Decide to Survive – a low-effort gameshow
Romesh Ranganathan hosts a physical elimination contest featuring online stars in ludicrous challenges inspired by the party game 'Would You Rather'. The show looks cheap but is entertaining.
BBC Quietly Releases New 'Funboys' Episodes
The BBC has released new episodes of the hit comedy 'Funboys,' a weird and charming show set in rural Northern Ireland, now featuring Steve Coogan.
TV Tonight: Funboys, Coogan, Scotland v Morocco
A roundup of tonight's TV highlights including Funboys comedy, Steve Coogan documentary, and World Cup qualifier Scotland vs Morocco.
The Bear to Jackass: Seven Best Shows to Stream This Week
The Bear returns for its final season, Jackass gets a restoration, and more top picks including The Agency, Avatar: The Last Airbender, and The American Experiment.
ITV Leads World Cup TV Ratings Over BBC in First Week
ITV has won the UK TV ratings battle in the first week of the World Cup, with England's win over Croatia drawing a peak audience of 15.4 million, the highest of the year.
BBC and ITV World Cup presenters, pundits and commentators
Full list of BBC and ITV presenters, pundits and commentators for the 2026 World Cup in the US, Canada and Mexico, including Alan Shearer, Wayne Rooney and Roy Keane.
TV Tonight: England v Croatia, Location, Aftersun
Tonight's TV highlights include England's World Cup match against Croatia, Kirstie and Phil in London, a Tudor mystery, and Paul Mescal in Aftersun.
TV Tonight: The Light in the Hall Returns and Bear Grylls with Rhys Darby
Channel 4's The Light in the Hall: Still Waters continues its murky Welsh drama. Bear Grylls takes Rhys Darby on a rappel-heavy Utah adventure. Plus, Timothée Chalamet's Wonka on Netflix.
Twitch creators on growing up on the platform at TwitchCon
At TwitchCon Rotterdam, streamers like Aimsey and Sweet Anita share their experiences of growing up on the platform, from boundary blurring to building resilience.
Channel 4 thriller 'The Light in the Hall' back for series 2
Three years after its debut, Channel 4's Welsh psychological thriller 'The Light in the Hall' returns for a second series, titled 'Still Waters', with a new cast and a fresh mystery.
The Wombles to Return in TV Comeback After Nearly 30 Years
The Wombles are making a TV comeback after nearly 30 years, with new TV, film, and digital projects planned by The Blair Partnership to introduce the eco-friendly characters to a new generation.
Tina Daheley steps down from BBC Radio 2 breakfast show
Tina Daheley, BBC Radio 2 newsreader, announces her departure from the breakfast show after 18 years, with Sara Cox set to take over as permanent host.
TV Tonight: OnlyFans, Parakeets, Brexit, Dolly the Sheep
Amber Haque investigates OnlyFans agencies; Chris Packham examines parakeets; Brexit documentary concludes; Dolly the sheep scientists tell their story.
BBC News faces hundreds of job cuts in £500m savings plan
BBC News is set for major job cuts as part of a £500m cost-saving drive, with redundancies expected to run into the hundreds. Director general Matt Brittin prefers decisive cuts over 'salami slicing'.
Roger Cook, Host of The Cook Report, Dies at 83
Roger Cook, the renowned investigative journalist and host of ITV's The Cook Report, has died at 83 after a short illness, his family announced.
BBC World Cup Broadcast in Salford Contrasts ITV Celebrity Slop
BBC's World Cup coverage from Salford emphasizes journalism and cost-effectiveness, contrasting with ITV's celebrity-heavy approach from New York.
Jason Derulo Heats Up Capital's Summertime Ball on ITV1
Jason Derulo performs at Wembley alongside Robyn, Take That, and Mis-Teeq. Plus, hellish hangovers in Two Weeks in August. Here's what to watch today.
BBC Apologises After Guest Swears in Hockney Tribute
A BBC presenter apologised after a guest accidentally swore live on air while paying tribute to the late artist David Hockney, sparking amusement among viewers.
BBC's World Cup Coverage: Why Not in the US?
The BBC and ITV are sharing World Cup coverage, but the BBC opts to stay in Salford for financial and environmental reasons, while ITV is in Brooklyn. Details on presenters, pundits, and match schedules.
ITV's Feisty World Cup Coverage Takes Aim at BBC
ITV launched its World Cup coverage with a feisty tone, acknowledging controversies and taunting the BBC's austerity studio from a glitzy New York set.
TV Tonight: Alien Autopsy Scandal Series Explores Mass Delusion
A hugely entertaining series about the Roswell alien autopsy scandal. Plus: Dolly Parton unites America, and Bradley & Barney Walsh's Australian adventure.
The 7 Best Shows to Stream This Week: I Will Find You, Sugar
This week's top streaming picks include Harlan Coben's conspiracy thriller I Will Find You, Colin Farrell's alien PI in Sugar, and more gripping series.
BBC criticised for Hockney death report blunder
The BBC faced backlash after displaying 'David Hockney resigns' instead of announcing his death at age 88. Viewers called the mistake 'useless' and demanded an apology.
Jermaine Jenas' GMB interview turns into 'car crash'
Jermaine Jenas faced a tense grilling on Good Morning Britain, with viewers calling his comeback interview a 'car crash' as he clashed with Ranvir Singh over his sexting scandal.
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