Peppa Pig's Deaf Storyline Hailed as Groundbreaking
Peppa Pig introduces a hearing loss storyline for George, developed with the National Deaf Children's Society, aiming to normalise deafness for young viewers.
Category : Broadcasting
ITV Boss Confirms Future of Coronation Street and Emmerdale
ITV's Kevin Lygo confirms the future of Coronation Street and Emmerdale after a record-breaking month of streaming, driven by the Corriedale crossover event and new schedule.
Katie Price Halts Podcast After Wedding
Katie Price and sister Sophie have indefinitely paused their podcast following her surprise marriage to Lee Andrews, citing overwhelming media attention.
TV Tonight: Clarke's Renovations & Dragons' Den
George Clarke helps a couple restore a family cottage in Derbyshire, while Dragons' Den features skincare from waste ketchup. Plus, The Apprentice and Ben Fogle.
Sky News Wins Award for Assad Downfall Programme
Sky News has been honoured with the best news programme award at the Broadcast Awards for its in-depth coverage of Bashar al-Assad's downfall in Syria.
Washington Post cuts sports and foreign bureaus in layoffs
The Washington Post eliminates its sports section, foreign bureaus and books coverage as part of major staff reductions, with executive editor citing changing media landscape.
Iran Protests Aftermath and FIFA Interview on Podcast
A Sky News podcast explores the ongoing situation in Iran's streets post-crackdown, featuring reports from Tehran and an exclusive interview with FIFA's Gianni Infantino.
Sky News Nominated for Nine RTS Journalism Awards
Sky News has been nominated for nine Royal Television Society TV journalism awards, with journalists like Yalda Hakim and Alex Crawford recognised for their outstanding international reporting.
Virgo's Big Break Clip with O'Sullivan Resurfaces After Death
A video of John Virgo reviewing Ronnie O'Sullivan's first Big Break appearance in 1992 has resurfaced following the snooker commentator's death at age 79, showcasing his early praise for the future world champion.
ITV to Show Ads During Six Nations Rugby Action
ITV will broadcast split-screen advertisements during live Six Nations rugby matches, marking the first time UK commercial broadcasters have shown in-game ads beyond traditional breaks.
Will Arnett Kicked Comedian Off Podcast Over Behaviour
Will Arnett disclosed on The Romesh Ranganathan Show that he and his co-hosts cut short an interview with a 'very famous comedian' due to shocking behaviour, labelling the guest a 'rank a**hole'.
Holly Valance Interrupted by GB News Host Over Slur
Former pop star Holly Valance was cut off by presenter Josh Howie on GB News after using an offensive term during discussion about her new song and COVID-19 policies.
Apprentice Star: Lord Sugar's Jokes Are Pre-Written
Former Apprentice candidate Dan Miller alleges Lord Alan Sugar uses prepared jokes on the BBC show, contradicting claims of improvisation made by Sugar and Baroness Brady.
Coronation Street: Carl's Abhorrent Betrayal of Debbie
In an early ITVX release, Carl Webster seals Debbie's fate with his most abhorrent act yet, revealing shocking family secrets and cruel intentions.
Spain's Under-16 Social Media Ban Sparks Musk Backlash
Spain has implemented a ban on social media for children under 16, drawing sharp criticism from Elon Musk, who labelled the move as an insult to freedom of speech.
Morning Mail: Wednesday's News Roundup
A comprehensive summary of Wednesday's top stories, covering politics, business, and culture, with in-depth analysis and updates from Australia and beyond.
Tariq Ali Claims BFI Exclusion from TV Season
The editor of Channel 4's groundbreaking Bandung File says he was shocked not to be invited to participate in the BFI's new season on multicultural television history.
Readers' Top TV Moments: Moon Landings to Accidental Sexts
As television celebrates its centenary, Guardian readers share their most memorable TV moments, spanning from the 1953 coronation to modern hits like Succession.
ITV vs BBC: World Cup 2026 Coverage Strategies
ITV Sport will broadcast from a Brooklyn studio with Manhattan views for the 2026 World Cup, while BBC remains in Salford citing cost and environmental reasons.
Coronation Street Murder Mystery: Five Potential Victims
ITV's Coronation Street teases a flash-forward murder mystery with five potential victims. Producer Kate Brooks reveals viewers will unravel the identity over time.
Sky One Returns to UK TV After Four-Year Absence
Sky One is making a comeback to UK television this month, replacing Sky Showcase and Sky Max on channel 106 with new shows and classic favourites.
Hollyoaks Star Alex Fletcher Quits After 16 Years
Alex Fletcher leaves Hollyoaks after 16 years playing Diane Hutchinson. Reports suggest her character will be killed off in dramatic exit scenes.
Silent Witness Season 29 Returns to BBC
BBC's long-running crime drama Silent Witness returns for season 29, featuring Nikki and Jack as newlyweds in a new Birmingham base, with fans praising its outstanding comeback.
Vernon Kay on Difficult Hollywood Interview and Strictly Picks
Vernon Kay discusses a challenging Hollywood interview, career highlights with Tiger Woods and Arnold Schwarzenegger, and endorses Alex Jones for Strictly Come Dancing.
Epstein Files: Trump's Role Questioned in Podcast
A new podcast episode delves into the Epstein files release, questioning Donald Trump's involvement and covering political angles at the Grammys.
Hollyoaks Spoilers: Ste Proposes, Mercedes Scandal
Ste Hay proposes to Rex Gallagher in emotional Hollyoaks scenes, while Mercedes McQueen faces new scandal. Full spoilers for next week's episodes.
Emmerdale: Kim Tate Refuses Graham's Help in Death Story
Kim Tate makes her feelings clear to Graham Foster in Emmerdale as bodies are found at Butlers Farm, creating tension at Home Farm.
Ben Shephard: 'Not Brave Enough' for Strictly Hosting Job
TV presenter Ben Shephard rules himself out of replacing Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman on Strictly Come Dancing, admitting he lacks the courage for the high-pressure role.
Morning Mail: Tuesday's News Digest for Australia
A comprehensive summary of Tuesday's top stories across Australia, covering politics, business, and culture. Stay informed with the latest developments.
Nick Cater: Journalism and Broadcasting Life
Nick Cater, a respected journalist and broadcaster, has passed away. Known for his work at the BBC and contributions to media, his career spanned decades, leaving a lasting impact on British journalism.
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