Fuck Buttons are the band whose name no one dare speak but whose music, thanks to Danny Boyle's Olympics opening ceremony, everyone has now heard.

The two families will meet in autumn 2014

The titan of University Challenge reckons it’s time the BBC stopped treating audiences like idiots

Veteran broadcaster says University Challenge 'pays the audience the courtesy of assuming that we're quite clever enough to take part'

Alice Jones' Arts Diary

Dads in modern media are misunderstood and forced to endure near constant ridicule, according to a Netmums survey

Watch the videos below to see trailers for the films out this summer.

Long before the advent of Mike Tyson as "the baddest man on the planet", Mick McManus revelled in that role. Back in the Sixties and Seventies, the wrestler with the close-cropped coiffeur that looked as if it was a rug coated in Cherry Blossom's shiniest black was one of the most familiar, if reviled, figures on Britain's TV screens.

1. The sick man of Europe.

Comedy star Caroline Aherne is to be among the cast of voices for a new animated children's series for the BBC.

After being steered from one suspect to the next with breakneck speed during the course of eight spell-binding episodes, any sensible Broadchurch fanatic knew it had to be Joe Miller, the suspiciously perfect home-husband of Detective Sergeant Ellie Miller, who killed the boy.

Judge Mr Recorder Burns gives company director Barton Simpson community order for attempting to board flight with antique hand gun

Girls creator Lena Dunham has revealed she is a big fan of British television shows.

TV star Tony Robinson has admitted Channel 4's decision to axe its archaeology series Time Team has left him "frustrated".