The bodywork is being 3D printed in 4-inch squared segments before it'll be fitted over the innards of a Nissan.

It's official: the gender imbalance is on radio is real, and it's a problem. Of course, for those of us in possession of both ears and ovaries, this is hardly breaking news. But for the benefit of all the knuckle-dragging nitwits who like their ironing done by someone else and who say we should stop whining because we have Radio 4's Woman's Hour – a whole hour! Every day! Entirely to ourselves! – it's now here in black and white.

The BBC is to launch five further HD channels today to accompany its digital stations next year.

Channel 4’s “provocative” series of programmes about Ramadan will begin tonight with A Very British Ramadan.

Children will be taught fractions from the age of five and will once again have to learn the 12 times tables under a controversial new national curriculum to be announced today by the Education Secretary Michael Gove.

Viewers are getting fed up with storylines that go on for years and years

The broadcaster will provide extensive coverage of the Muslim period of prayer to challenge those who associate the religion with extremism and terror

Broadcaster risks losing flagship programs following claims major backer will not renew multi-million pound deal

Broadcaster follows trend to colonize mobiles and tablets used by people watching TV

Channel 4 paid increased bonuses to its bosses last year despite the state-owned broadcaster going £27 million into the red, its annual report reveals today.

Talk of gouging at the Rugby World Cup box office is worrying for all those who see the 2015 tournament as the perfect platform for the game’s graduation as a fully fledged and reasonably savvy protagonist in the front rank of professional sport.

Google has been touting Google Glass, its hotly-anticipated high-tech spectacles, as the future of mobile technology. Yet software developers were left wondering how, exactly, they would make money from the invention, after the internet search giant announced that it would not allow them to charge users for their apps.

Channel 4 has announced a special series of programming to mark the month of Ramadan, which may include broadcasting morning prayers.