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Brits spend more time watching food than they do cooking it
Brits are spending more than five hours a week consuming ‘food media’ – but just four hours actually cooking, a study has found.
Martin Kemp, Dannii Minogue and Amber Riley to join Gary Barlow on BBC One’s Let It Shine
BBC One has announced that Martin Kemp, Dannii Minogue and Amber Riley are to join Gary Barlow as judges on the brand new BBC One Saturday night entertainment show Let It Shine.
The X Factor returns and Dermot O'Leary is back
The UK’s most talked about entertainment show is back. And today ITV, Syco and Thames announce that show veteran and award winning presenter Dermot O’Leary is set to make a triumphant return to The X Factor 2016.
Graham Norton named the nation’s favourite chat show host
Larger-than-life TV personality Graham Norton has been named the nation’s favourite chat show host.
Game of Thrones lives on through laterooms.com
Following the final episode of Games of Thrones, millions of viewers will be at a loss when it comes to a mystical fix of battle scenes, dragons and jaw dropping backdrops.
Romesh Ranganathan connects with his roots
BBC Three is sending stand-up comedian Romesh Ranganathan to Sri Lanka to connect with his roots for a six-part series called Romesh’s Return Ticket, to be broadcast later this year.
BBC Two’s Great British Menu returns to commemorate centenary of Women’s Institute
BBC Two’s Great British Menu is back later in the summer and this year the chefs must plate up perfection, as they fight it out for the chance to cook at a glorious banquet marking 100 years of the Women’s Institute at London's historic Drapers Hall.
Carol Vorderman gets hands-on in BBC Wales documentary on revolutionary Welsh wings
Carol Vorderman will get a rare hands-on insight into a north Wales aviation factory at the cutting-edge of engineering in a brand-new programme for BBC Wales.
What Educating Essex taught us about teacher training and education
You might have seen the fly on the wall show Educating Essex, which followed the lives of the students and teachers at Passmores Academy secondary school in Harlow, Essex.
On demand video subscriptions set to surpass £1 billion by 2019
From old time classics to latest release blockbusters, video streaming services have revolutionised the market and it seems it continues to be one to watch. Indeed, new research from Mintel reveals the video streaming subscription market in the UK is set to surpass £1 billion by 2019.
Unmissable week of shows to mark 30 years of EastEnders on BBC One
BBC One will proudly celebrate the 30th anniversary of EastEnders from Monday 16 until Friday 20 February.
Bear Grylls stars in Mission Survive on ITV
Bear Grylls stars in a new adrenalin-fuelled series for ITV in which the adventurer takes eight celebrities into the depths of one of the most unforgiving Central American rainforests, where they will be competing in an epic 12-day survival mission.
Channel 4 commissions more Catastrophe
Channel 4 has confirmed the re-commission of Catastrophe, the acclaimed comedy series written by and starring Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney.
Laura Aikman joins cast of BBC Three’s Bluestone 42
Laura Aikman (Waterloo Road, The Job Lot) is to star in Bluestone 42, the critically acclaimed BBC Three comedy following the lives, loves and adventures of a fictional bomb disposal detachment in Afghanistan.
Will BBC 2 Wolf Hall series reveal the answer to Sherborne's own Tudor mystery?
Historic Dorset town Sherborne was the location for several scenes in the BBC Two drama Wolf Hall which hits our TV screens over the next six weeks, with filming taking place at Sherborne School and other locations in the town.