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NEW EPISODE: Angela Rippon a Legacy of Innovation and Inspiration
Welcome to White Wine Question Time - and this week it's the incredible Angela Rippon. An absolute trailblazer through six decades in broadcasting Angela is a national treasure who's broken more than
BBC presenter breaks down in tears as she announces exit
The radio host became emotional as she shared a big career move.
High Potential series regular exits show after season 2 finale cliffhanger
ABC’s hit procedural crime comedy is expected to return with season three in 2027
Madonna to cameo in ‘The Studio’ season two episodes about her ill-fated biopic
The icon will play herself in her first acting role since 2003 The post Madonna to cameo in ‘The Studio’ season two episodes about her ill-fated biopic appeared first on NME.
Beloved Channel 4 medical documentary show to return to screens 8 years after being axed
The series first aired in 2010.
Scott Mills removed from summer ‘dream’ DJ sets at Boyzone stadium gigs after BBC sacking
SCOTT Mills will not be performing DJ sets at Boyzone concerts this summer after being removed from the lineup. Mills, 53, was sacked from the BBC two weeks ago following a probe into his personal con
Scott Mills 'stepping back' from charity role after BBC sacking
Sacked BBC Radio 2 host Scott Mills is "stepping back" from his role as an ambassador for a multiple sclerosis (MS) charity.
Slow Horses star joins cast for 'fresh and urgent' adaptation of "masterpiece" drama
Kristin Scott Thomas will star in Anton Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard.
Bryan Cranston on his new role - inspired by the complicated relationship with his father
Bryan Cranston says there's a lot of his father in his latest stage role, playing Joseph Keller, the patriarch of Arthur Miller's 1947 tragedy All My Sons.
Peaky Blinders confirms another Duke Shelby recasting and Stranger Things star for new sequel series
We also have stars from the Downton Abbey and James Bond franchises!
HBO to air standalone special on the making of new Harry Potter series
Finding Harry: The Craft Behind the Magic features interviews with cast members and will air on 5 April HBO has more Harry Potter magic up its sleeve – today, the company announced a standalone, behin
BBC boss addresses Scott Mills sacking
Scott Mills was sacked by the BBC after bosses discovered the alleged victim in the police investigation into the DJ was under the age of 16, the broadcaster has reported.
Period drama fans! ITV's "alternate history" drama Majesty is "intriguing reimagining" of Elizabeth I
There have been a lot of rumours about how the show will play with history.
Scott Mills releases first statement since leaving the BBC as he addresses "rumour and speculation"
He abruptly exited his Radio 2 show late last month.
Music Made Easy Taskforce gathers at BBC to turn accessibility talk into collective music and tech industry action
Wednesday 18 March, 2026 Taskforce moves towards shared design principles and a unified industry voice on music accessibility LONDON – March 2026 – The Music Made Easy Taskforce convened for its seco
Cillian Murphy and Steven Knight explain major recasting | Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man
Armada Club: A Private Members’ Club with Exclusive Access to a Fleet of Yachts
Monday 9 March, 2026 From March 2026, yachts will join an exclusive global fleet through the Armada Club, hosting private events and wellness experiences. Membership applications, yacht enquiries, and
First Trailer for Huw Edwards Drama Starring Martin Clunes
Channel 5 is bringing a bold new two-part drama to its line-up, shining a spotlight on the dramatic fall of Huw Edwards, the once-respected BBC newsreader. The upcoming series promises an unflinching
Self-taught songwriter lands two songs in UK Songwriting Contest final and wins 'Best Song' at Cannes
Tuesday 3 March, 2026 Self-taught songwriter and AI leader Matthew Blakemore has landed two songs in the final of the UK Songwriting Contest — one of the world's longest-running international songwrit
Couples conversations from the Cellar: Richard and Judy
Throughout February we’re celebrating the month of love by hearing some of our favourite couples conversations from the Cellar. This week it's a couple so iconic that no surnames are required; it’s Ri
A New Sheriff in Town
Admit it. We hate it when a beloved character on our favorite TV show exits the show. In this episode, Michael T navigates the twists, turns, and unforgettable character changes that keep fans talking
News Agent Lewis Goodall on Trump, Power, and Politics
Lewis Goodall has fast become one of the biggest and most trusted voices in British journalism. As one third of the News Agents podcast (with Emily Maitlis and Jon Sopel) he brings his sharp political
Why Silent Witness Endures
On this episode of The British TV Watchlist, we dive into the enduring success of Silent Witness, one of the UK’s longest-running police procedurals. From its early days with Amanda Burton to the tran
Cue the Detective
This week on The British TV Watchlist, we head to Edinburgh for Dept.Q, a cold-case crime drama that blends emotional depth with slow-burning suspense. Based on Jussi Adler-Olsen’s Danish novels, the
Something from the Cellar: Kelly Cates
Two women are about to make broadcasting history when they become the first female full time hosts of Match of the Day, the storied football highlights program on the BBC. And we just happened to spea
Vogue Williams on family values, enjoying her younger days, and finding her peace
Joining us today is a presenter, model and author who has become a certified podcasting queen after a string of successful shows, all delivered with her trademark mix of self-aware craic and personabl
Something from the Cellar: Vernon Kay
This week, we’re revisiting our brilliantly fun chat with the one and only Vernon Kay – radio powerhouse, TV favourite, and all-round good guy! In this feel-good episode, Vernon shares how a chance s
Jon Ronson on curiosity, compassion, and the stories that shape us
Joining us this week is a master of observation – an author, journalist and documentarian whose work has delved into the furthest margins of modern life. From conspiracy theorists to the inner world o
Should I have children? Ellie Simmonds on genetic disability diagnoses
What beliefs, hopes, worries, and questions would you have if your unborn baby was given a diagnosis of a disability? It’s something retired paralympic swimmer Ellie Simmonds has spent a lot of time c
Gabby Logan on resilience, reinvention, and making TV history
Joining us today is a trailblazer in sports broadcasting, a former international gymnast turned award-winning presenter who’s become one of the most respected voices at the heart of some of the UK’s b
Something from the Cellar: Richard & Judy
Step into February, the month of love, with a celebration of one of British television’s most iconic partnerships—Richard & Judy! In this episode, we revisit their incredible journey, from rising thr
Jeremy Vine on his love for radio, his leap into crime fiction, and the songs that soundtrack his life
Joining us today is one of British broadcasting’s most recognisable voices and faces—a journalist and presenter whose career has spanned nearly four decades of sharp reporting, compelling storytelling
Jonathan Dimbleby on legacy, broadcasting brilliance, and life beyond the headlines
Joining us today is a stalwart of British journalism—an author, journalist, and documentary filmmaker who has been at the heart of some of the most pivotal global events, bringing depth and humanity t
Nick Ferrari on the joys of fatherhood, four decades in media, and journalism’s glory days
Joining us today is a broadcasting legend who has been at the forefront of British journalism for over four decades. From print to radio, and even the mayhem that is live TV, he’s held power to accoun
Amol Rajan on redefining ambition, balancing family life, and the art of conversation
Joining us today is a man whose voice is at the heart of some of the BBC’s most powerful conversations. He’s an award-winning journalist, interviewer, and radio presenter known for his quick wit, dept
Vanessa Feltz on shaking off expectations, living life to its fullest, and the best of her broadcasting
Our guest today is a hugely impressive woman who can turn her hand seamlessly to just about anything: it’s legendary broadcaster and journalist, Vanessa Feltz! We spoke to Vanessa ahead of the releas
Joe Lycett on the magic of live TV, socially conscious comedy, and his artistic side
Joining us today is one of the most celebrated modern comics in the UK - who just so happens to also be a hilarious broadcaster and a dab artistic hand. It’s the lovely Joe Lycett! Ahead of the relea
Something from the Cellar: Olympic icon, Dame Denise Lewis
This week we’ve been hard at work in the rolling hills of Sussex, recording a very special episode that you’ll be able to hear next week. But for now, as the Olympics draw to a close, we wanted to sho
Peter Andre on life in the spotlight, the glorious 1990s, and prioritising your family
Joining us today is a singer, songwriter and TV personality who has become an ever-present figure in British life over the last thirty years. It’s the lovely Peter Andre! Fresh from another night loo
Something from the Cellar: Princess Eugenie
This week, following on from our latest Friday episode with the brilliant Duchess of York - Sarah Ferguson, we think it’s the perfect time to revisit our chat with her beloved daughter, the wonderful
Something from the Cellar: Mental Health Awareness Part 1
This week, in honour of May being Mental Health Awareness month, we’re looking back at three conversations that show the true complexities of mental wellbeing. First up we have TV fashion Guru, Susan
Viva La Taylor!
This week, Karen finally made her exit - but took Mitch and the kids with her! Sad goodbyes, but where does this leave the future for Keanu as he is slowly gathering more enemies...? Meanwhile, the s
Rick Astley: Generational trauma, gut instincts, and village halls
There’s beauty in letting go and not having your life mapped out for you. That’s something musician Rick Astley has learnt in the years after calling it quits on his successful music career when he wa
My Big Phat Mitchell Wedding
This week, it finally happened. Kat Mitchell IS A THING! To the amazement of everyone, Kat and Phil have at last made it down the aisle - but how long for? Elsewhere, in a busy week, has Jay found a r
Alastair Campbell - Part One: Becoming a podcasting sensation, his combative approach to politics, and the state of the UK media
Joining us this week (and next) is a host of the UK’s biggest podcast, one of Tony Blair’s closest allies, a political activist and self-confessed sport obsessive - it’s Alastair Campbell! Alastair s
Rev. Richard Coles on having difficult conversations, Dating in your Sixties, and his Ibiza glory years
Joining us today is a jack of all trades—and a master of seemingly all of them, too: it’s Rev. Richard Coles! Richard talks us through his fascinating and varied life, which has taken him from the dr
Something from the Cellar: Royalty
The recent Coronation inspired us to delve into the archives for some of our previous guests' amazing tales of meeting and interacting with the Royal Family - and boy are there some amazing stories!
Nuggets of Information
This week, exposure is the theme. Denise's secret...Suki and Eve's affair...and Stacey's....well, you know. Meanwhile, Sam makes a thankfully TEMPORARY exit.
Professor Corinne Le Quéré, climate scientist
Corinne Le Quéré is the Royal Society Research Professor of Climate Change Science at the University of East Anglia where she studies the way marine ecosystems respond to climate change. She uses com
Gabby Logan, broadcaster
Gabby Logan presents a range of popular BBC sports programmes and hosts high-profile sporting events including the Olympics, Premiership football and the World Cup. Gabby was born in Leeds and her f