BBC
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The compelling political drama that’s been called ‘the French House Of Cards’, and comedian Phoebe Robinson drolly turns the notion of tokenism on its head
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Director general has promised fundamental change, but so far his vision has been held back by too much compromise
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Head of BBC Films set to move to join Steve Coogan’s indie, and Andrew Davies turns to crunching down Les Miserables
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BBC2’s revival feeds the appetite for nostalgia TV and our growing love of tech
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Red Productions founder Nicola Shindler on making drama from Manchester which shows humour and warmth
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Rock writer turned broadcasting executive who did much to reinvigorate BBC radio comedy
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Producer Harvey Weinstein and screenwriter Andrew Davies on board for adaptation based on novel rather than hit musical
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Daily Mirror is right to complain about the withholding of archive material on the business dealings of the late prime minister’s son
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‘Never in the history of public broadcasting has so foul a libel been published against anyone,’ PM’s husband claimed
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Langan is to become CEO of independent film and TV company, following co-founder Henry Normal’s departure
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A new three-part part series from the BBC’s Natural History Unit, narrated by actor Sam Neill, showcases the island chain’s rich, intriguing wildlife that has resulted from 80 million years of isolation
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BBC1’s Fake or Fortune attributes painting to acclaimed artist and says it is worth at least £300,000
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This new adaptation of Joseph Conrad’s novel goes where The Muppet Christmas Carol fears to tread
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The BBC’s documentary on the journey to Europe, in part filmed by refugees themselves, was essential viewing
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The new secretary of state for culture comes from a non-media background - unlike her predecessor, select committee veteran John Whittingdale
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Sportblog Devil in the detail for Sky but slick Open coverage lacks a bit of Auntie’s charm
Gregg BakowskiThe broadcaster’s coverage is perfect for golf enthusiasts but would be improved by adding a dose of the BBC’s familiar whimsy -
As Conrad’s 1907 novel screens, Mark Lawson hails a prescient masterpiece that has shaped depictions of terrorism and espionage
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Critics of the Open’s move to Sky from live BBC television coverage have been given impetus after the peak audience for the first day of the championship dropped by almost 80%
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Bosses get salary boost as unions prepare for tough talks with management over pay settlement for staff
Chris Evans' Top Gear lost a third of its iPlayer audience during series