There’s terrible news for Britons who still watch or listen to the BBC: to save £500m, the corporation is axing much-loved programmes. Radio 4’s You and Yours is the latest to go, after 56 years.

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"Very enjoyable It is quite surprising how a television programme adapts so well from the screen and gives hours of ...

Britain's BBC and Channel 4 have held preliminary talks with the government about a broader tie-up of some operations, two ...

"The Hunting Wives," a drama series based on the May Cobb novel and starring Brittany Snow and Malin Akerman, will return for ...

The presenter on the Beeb’s ‘pitiful’ blunders, doomed licence fee and culture of ‘self-preservation’ at the top ...

Drivers in the UK will soon be able to use Google Maps and Waze to find the cheapest gas stations nearby, thanks to a new ...

"Cold Feet," "The Hobbit" and "Run Away" actor James Nesbitt is set to star in the BBC workplace comedy, Hopley Hall.

The film company specialised in acquiring the UK rights for major theatre releases, including the recently released Hugh ...

An aging widow and an awkward secondhand robot are the unlikely duo behind this hilarious and heartfelt series that's become ...

BBC Scotland is expected to become online only as the broadcaster pushes ahead with sweeping cuts aimed at saving £500 ...

THE man who launched Strictly Come Dancing in 2004 with the late Bruce Forsyth at the helm, has slammed new host Josh ...