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RatingsFoyle's War dominates Sunday night
ITV 1's wartime drama Foyle's War, starring Michael Kitchen, looks like it may well live up to its billing as 'the new Morse', after holding-on to over 9 million viewers for two hours last night, writes Jon Rogers
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NewsWorld at One's Marsh takes helm at Today
The BBC has drafted in the editor of World at One to take over Radio 4's flagship Today programme, replacing former editor Rod Liddle who was forced to step down from the role last month, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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NewsHooper lands another Ofcom role
Richard Hooper, Radio Authority chairman and incoming deputy chairman of Ofcom has been appointed as chairman designate of the new super regulator's content board, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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TV corset wars turn up the heat
The BBC and ITV this weekend unveil their latest literary adaptations ...
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For Telewest's pundit, all that glisters is not platinum
A publicity stunt for promoting Telewest director David Docherty backfired yesterday ...
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NewsWall to Wall sitting pretty
Indie Wall to Wall has won a£1.5m slate of factual entertainment commissions, writes Leigh Holmwood
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NewsITC raps Moyles show
Chris Evans has celebrated his television comeback with a ticking off from the Independent Television Commission (ITC) over foul language on his Five show Live with Chris Moyles, writes Colin Robertson
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Why the TV blackout?
Channel 4 has axed its multicultural department. What, asks its former head, Farrukh Dhondy, do they think they ar...
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What a turn-off
This winter, sex is big in the TV schedules. Are the viewers up for it, or have they got a headache? ...
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BBC drops advert
The BBC will stop showing a trailer for its Freeview digital platform during the mornings after complaints that you...
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Hustles and bustles
In the surrey countryside Fiona Morrow goes on location with the cast of ...
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Ministers hold firm on opening media market to foreign owners
The government is to hold firm on its proposals to open the media market to foreign ownership when it publishes the...
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Make a good impression
With all the talk of channel surfing and the unmeasurable effectiveness of television advertising, ITV is fighting ...
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Debate - but little real argument
Don't expect much government 'give' on the Communications Bill. ...
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A nation of niche audiences
Multichannel TV is marching on. But the programming spend of the big broadcasters remains the key. ...
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How to save the indies from starvation
The government is about to publish the Communications Bill, but this is the clay that has yet to be fully moulded....
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NewsThe Mill closes film unit
One of London's leading facilities and the people behind BBC's Pyramid, Gladiator and Tomb Raider is closing its film unit blaming volatility in the film business, writes John Oates