How online-only TV will kill the UK's favourite cult channel

'Turning off traditional TV would be a disaster. Our viewers don't want streaming subscriptions,' warns hit 'Shedflix' cult channel Talking Pictures TV

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How online-only TV will kill the UK's favourite cult channel

'Turning off traditional TV would be a disaster. Our viewers don't want streaming subscriptions,' warns hit 'Shedflix' cult channel Talking Pictures TV

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Radio 4's The World Tonight and Sunday Breakfast show axed as BBC cuts 550 jobs

'Devastated' BBC News staff question if the licence fee is worth paying after brutal cuts - with star presenters facing job losses and more pain on the way

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How loss-making GB News is under threat from right-wing YouTubers

As GB News celebrates its fifth birthday, the broadcaster – where Reform leader Nigel Farage hosts a weekly show – is being outflanked by Restore backers on the hard right

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'Licence fee is at end of life': BBC insiders' despair as channels could close

Channel closures mooted under 'drastic' BBC cuts - but is plan designed to push Downing Street into licence fee shake-up?

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Make licence fee cheaper on one condition, say BBC viewers in poll

Netflix and YouTube users should pay the licence fee - and then the price should be cut for everyone, new BBC boss told

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BBC World Service is on a funding cliff-edge. And Putin is waiting

Russian propaganda set to fill the void as BBC's international broadcaster faces funding crisis

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Channel 4 scrambles to cut back disgraced Mandelson from Blair documentary

Peter Mandelson had central role in Channel 4's The Story of Tony Blair - now disgraced peer's contributions will be wiped as much possible

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What the BBC licence fee could look like next year - and how the cost could change

Fee evasion and households opting out of paying the charge cost the BBC over £1.1bn in potential lost income in 2024/25

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Elon Musk’s quiet role in Iran’s uprising…and it’s not the first time

In the sky above Iran, Elon Musk and Starlink are helping protesters to break the internet blackout

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How 'civil war' inside BBC risks derailing hunt for new director general

Apple boss behind Slow Horses is tipped to be new director-general of a BBC in turmoil

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Sophy Ridge: Why politicians like Nigel Farage shouldn't be TV presenters

Sky News's morning host says politicians should get off GB News and face proper grilling

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BBC to give Polanski interview with Kuenssberg after ‘anti-Green’ bias complaints

The new Green Party leader will get an 'in-depth' interview on Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg after a slot from the party's conference was cancelled

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Rebekah Brooks portrayal in phone hacking drama rings alarm bells at Murdoch HQ

ITV hacking drama from 'Mr Bates vs Post Office' team could prompt calls for Leveson 2 press inquiry

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Future of The Sun and The Times secured after Murdochs' News Corp deal

Lachlan Murdoch secures Rupert's empire legacy, lifting threat of sell-off for UK newspapers

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No, Farage is not given more airtime than other politicians, new research finds

A study by Cardiff University has challenged accusations Farage is given a disproportionate amount of coverage on political shows, although four in 10 Reform claims go unchecked

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The new musical about Keir Starmer's uni days - where no one can remember his name

The Prime Minister's role in the formation of cult 80s indie band The Wedding Present is told in a new musical based on the band's songs

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Salt Path controversy raises questions over 'luvvie' book world culture

Authors are under pressure to write memoirs that are 'too good to be true', insiders say

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Salt Path controversy raises questions over 'luvvie' book world culture

Authors are under pressure to write memoirs that are 'too good to be true', insiders say

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'It's cultural vandalism': tears and anger as Observer staff end Guardian era

Guardian staff 'banged out' Observer colleagues in emotional scenes as the Sunday paper transfers to start-up Tortoise Media from Tuesday

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Farage eyes Murdoch backing - as ‘terrible’ Badenoch watches from sidelines

Nigel Farage is hoping to secure Rupert Murdoch's backing - but the Sun's positive spin on Reform UK is bad news for Kemi Badenoch

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Trump vs The Atlantic: How a five-year feud boiled over with ‘Signalgate’ scoop

The fury in the West Wing over the group chat leak published by monthly magazine The Atlantic runs far deeper than the story itself

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Trump vs The Atlantic: How a five-year feud boiled over with ‘Signalgate’ scoop

The fury in the West Wing over the group chat leak published by monthly magazine The Atlantic runs far deeper than the story itself

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Adolescence is the new Mr Bates vs The Post Office - and it could change laws

Online safety campaigners hail Netflix drama, which has jolted Whitehall into a pledge to tackle violent and misogynistic content

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James Bond is being rebooted for the new world order - here's everything we know

James Bond will be rebooted for the Trump era with 007 navigating a world where old allies can no longer be trusted. The Ian Fleming estate wants to work with Amazon on new Bond stories including a sp...

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'Murdoch hates Trump. He thinks he is a moron,' says the man behind books on both

Michael Wolff, a former Murdoch biographer who wrote Fire and Fury, the tell-all expose of the in-fighting that paralysed the first Trump administration, spoke to The i Paper about the US President's ...

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'A bickering old married couple': How Murdoch and Trump's relationship soured

Rupert Murdoch hates being on the outside of any inner circle but Elon Musk is now Trump's 'first buddy'

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Murdoch turns on Musk and his 'job-slashing triumphalism' after attacking Trump

Rupert Murdoch's New York Post advises the US President to 'tell Elon to knock it off', as the schism grows between his US papers and the Trump administration

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'It's personal': Rupert Murdoch's American newspapers turn against Trump again

'When Trump took Putin’s side over Ukraine it crossed a red line. It’s personal for Rupert - he believes in the cause,' says a News Corp insider

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Why shelving Doctor Who could be the best thing to happen to it

The future of the Time Lord may hang in the balance, according to reports. Would resting the sci-fi show preserve its value?

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