TV
Nicholas Lyndhurst joins BBC One hit drama New Tricks
With ratings for the last series averaging 8.3 million and filming about to begin on series 10 with a two-part episode in Gibraltar, BBC One’s hit drama New Tricks also sees the arrival of Nicholas Lyndhurst as a new recruit to Detective Superintendent Sandra Pullman’s (Amanda Redman) team of retired ex-coppers reinvestigating the Met’s unsolved crimes.
BBC One Superstars returns for Christmas special
BBC One announced that it is to revive the popular sporting entertainment show Superstars for a one-off spectacular Olympic special - Superstars 2012 - due to be broadcast this Christmas.
Peugeot shows its support for ‘Team Rickshaw’
BBC One Show presenter, Matt Baker, is once again taking to the streets of the UK in a bid to complete the second BBC Children in Need ‘Rickshaw Challenge’, except this year he’s supported by six brave young people and powered by Peugeot.
Celebrities to tackle Bushtucker Trials in Hi-Tec walking boots
Reality TV fans will see the likes of former soap star Helen Flanagan, boxer David Haye and controversial MP Nadine Dorries enter the Australian outback in Hi-Tec’s V-Lite Altitude Ultra Luxe WPI walking boots, as I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! launches on UK screens this Sunday (11th November) evening.
The 'Final 7' announced for X Factor Live Tour
You've watched them in your living room, voted for your favourite on your phone, clapped along to their performances on the tap to clap app, now you have the chance to see the final seven stars of The X Factor perform live as they embark on The X Factor 2013 Live Tour at the LG Arena.
Celebrate 50 years of The Rolling Stones on the BBC
As rock legends The Rolling Stones reach their 50th anniversary, the BBC will celebrate this milestone with a season of programmes across television, radio and red button this November, including the first UK television premier of new documentary, Crossfire Hurricane.
BBC One tackles the nightmare of sleep disorders in Goodnight Britain
It is estimated that a quarter of the UK population suffer sleeping difficulties and over 10 million prescriptions for sleeping pills were issued in Britain last year alone.
Britain isn't bundling: £2.3bn down the drain on unbundled deals
Considering the savings that can be made from bundling your broadband with your home phone or digital TV service, you might assume that bundling was a no-brainer?
Get behind Pudsey’s Dream Wheels and help drive funds for Children in Need
Have you ever dreamt of building your dream wheels? Well now is the chance to design your very own set of dream wheels this month with Peugeot’s online game designed to raise over £150,000 for BBC Children in Need.
#Mistakesgirlsmake : Average 25-year-old isn't *quite* living the dream
The average 25-year-old woman lives at home, is unhappy in her job and has more bad sex than good, a study has revealed.
Saturday nights in are the new nights out
Saturday nights in are the new nights out as more than four in five Brits (86 per cent) are opting to cosy up with friends and family in front of the television in the run up to Christmas - but are still forking out a small fortune to do so, according to new research.
Blue Peter asks children to 'Go Pyjamas' for BBC Children in Need
Children across the UK are being asked to 'Go Pyjamas' for BBC Children in Need, with the launch today of the 2012 Blue Peter Appeal.
New BBC series charts how humans have transformed planet Earth
Generation Earth (working title) traces the spectacular story of how humans have changed our world in a single generation.
Pre-orders of Homeland Season 2 DVD increase 750% at Amazon
Homeland Season 2 began on television last night and customers immediately rushed to pre-order it on DVD and Blu-ray with uplifts of 750% and 450% respectively.
Female fans leave football widowers to go it alone
New research from Capital One, the sponsors of the Capital One Cup, shows the changing face of football with nearly one in three women (30%) declaring themselves as fans, compared to 59% of men.