TV

Former England manager Sam Allardyce has signed up for the Celebrity Apprentice for Comic Relief.

A woman who continued to claim housing benefit despite living in the Big Brother house on the reality TV show has been ordered to pay back £12,000 and do 200 hours of unpaid community work.

A new two-part series exploring the life in Britain during the Edwardian age will showcase Chorley’s theatrical history this weekend.

Danny Dyer has waded into the Shamima Begum controversy - saying the teenager should be allowed back into the UK.

I have a love/hate relationship with Masterchef (BBC1, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays), which was back this week, for an incredible 15th season.

When Shropshire Council renamed their gritter truck Phillip Snowfield, co-presenter Holly Willoughby was understandably feeling a little, well, left out in the cold.

Richard Madden will reprise his Bodyguard role for Comic Relief, it has been announced.

Children's TV show Crackerjack will return to screens, 35 years after it was cancelled.

America, I think we all know, is a nation obsessed with firearms, from the Colt six-shooters of Western legends, to the rapid-fire semi-automatics of the Robocopped SWAT teams.

A Lancashire television animator famous for his work on Danger Mouse is up for a national children’s book prize thanks to his third publication.

The cost of the BBC licence fee is set to rise by £4 to £154.50.

As we hurtle, lemming-like, towards the cliff edge of Brexit, there are more and more TV programmes offering a serious analysis of how we got here.