WASPI Women: Government Faces Billions in Pension Compensation
Millions of women born in the 1950s demand justice as parliamentary watchdog investigates state pension age changes that left them financially devastated.
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English village frozen in time discovered in Dorset
Explore the charming village of Corfe Castle, where time stands still with vintage shops, traditional pubs, and historic steam trains transporting visitors to a bygone era.
Lost Alec Guinness Father Brown Film Discovered After 50 Years
Exclusive discovery reveals Sir Alec Guinness's forgotten 1954 Father Brown television adaptation, hidden for decades before its remarkable recovery and restoration.
Sean Bean's Robin Hood: Gloriously Bad TV
The Guardian's scathing review declares Sean Bean's new Robin Hood adaptation the most spectacular television failure of 2025 - and surprisingly unmissable viewing.
Princess Margaret's Forbidden Love Scandal Revealed
The heartbreaking true story of Princess Margaret's forbidden love for divorced war hero Peter Townsend, and the constitutional crisis that forced her to choose between duty and desire.
1950s British UFO Mystery Finally Solved
Newly uncovered documents reveal startling details about a mysterious 1950s space phenomenon that had British scientists and military officials completely stumped for decades.
Scotland Demands WASPI Pension Compensation
The Scottish Government intensifies pressure on Westminster to address the WASPI pension injustice affecting millions of women born in the 1950s, calling for urgent compensation and policy reform.
Shirley Abicair, zither star and TV pioneer, dies at 98
Remembering Shirley Abicair, the Australian entertainer who charmed 1950s Britain with her zither and became a beloved children's television pioneer.
WASPI women launch legal battle against DWP
Millions of women born in the 1950s secure major breakthrough as WASPI campaign forces DWP to court over state pension age changes in landmark legal challenge.
Lorraine Kelly breaks silence on brutal ITV cuts
Daytime TV favourite Lorraine Kelly addresses major ITV restructuring and brutal cuts, reassuring fans she's staying put despite challenging changes to the channel's lineup.
Riot Women: Joanna Scanlan's career-best BBC drama
BBC's powerful new drama 'Riot Women' sees Joanna Scanlan shine in a gripping exploration of protest, politics and personal transformation in modern Britain.
Freeview TV Signal Crisis Hits Thousands of UK Viewers
Critical technical issues with the UK's terrestrial TV service have left viewers with frozen screens and error messages. Here's what's happening and when normal service should resume.
The Intruder Review: Psychological Masterpiece on BBC Four
BBC Four's latest French thriller delivers an unsettling exploration of domestic violation and psychological warfare that will leave viewers breathless and questioning their own security.
Tyra Banks Revives America's Next Top Model Series
Supermodel Tyra Banks announces dramatic return to television as executive producer of America's Next Top Model reboot, promising fresh UK-friendly format and global casting revolution
The Death of UK Television's 9pm Slot
UK TV producers lament the decline of the traditional 9pm slot as streaming services and changing viewing habits revolutionise British television consumption.
Hasselbeck Reveals Truth About Rosie O'Donnell The View Feud
Former The View co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck breaks her silence on the infamous 2007 clash with Rosie O'Donnell that captivated television audiences and changed daytime TV forever.
Buddy Holly honoured with London blue plaque
Rock 'n' roll pioneer Buddy Holly receives English Heritage blue plaque at his former London residence, marking his enduring impact on British music ahead of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.
Channel 5 shuts down nostalgic TV Time Tunnel
TV Time Tunnel, the cherished nostalgia channel broadcasting classic British television, is being pulled from the airwaves after five years in a major Channel 5 shake-up that has left viewers devastated.
Big Brother contestant removed over offensive language
ITV removes George Gilbert from the Big Brother house following complaints about inappropriate language, sparking conversation about broadcast standards in reality television.
Stephen Graham's Boiling Point Stuns Viewers
The four-part BBC sequel to the hit film has been hailed as 'outstanding television' with Stephen Graham delivering a career-best performance that's already generating major award buzz.
Race Across the World hooks viewers with thrilling return
Channel 4's gripping travel competition Race Across the World returns with its most thrilling season yet, captivating audiences as pairs race across spectacular landscapes with limited budgets and no modern technology.
Grantchester's Dark New Murder Mystery Revealed
ITV's beloved clerical sleuth returns in a gripping new mystery that tests faith and friendships in 1950s Cambridgeshire as murder strikes at the heart of the community.
Aimee Lou Wood Shines in BBC's Film Club Drama
BBC's compelling new drama 'Film Club' features an outstanding performance by Aimee Lou Wood, exploring the complexities of friendship, mental health, and cinema's healing power in contemporary Britain.
Kimmel's ABC ratings crash after Charlie Kirk feud
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel faces dramatic ratings collapse as viewers abandon his ABC show following controversial clash with conservative commentator Charlie Kirk.
Aimee Lou Wood's BBC Film Club: New Cultural Gem
Sex Education star Aimee Lou Wood launches groundbreaking BBC film club, championing diverse cinema and sparking national conversation about the power of storytelling.
The secret TV habits millions of Brits share
New research reveals the surprising viewing patterns that unite British television audiences, from bedtime rituals to shared complaints about presenters.
The Golden Age of 1950s Britain Revealed
Rediscover the magic of 1950s Britain - from post-war optimism to cultural revolutions that shaped modern society. A nostalgic journey through food, fashion and family life.
Antiques Roadshow expert stunned by huge valuation
Fiona Bruce and the Antiques Roadshow team witness one of the most remarkable valuations in the show's history as a seemingly ordinary family treasure reveals staggering worth
Netflix rattled as 'The Wayward' predicts real events
Exclusive investigation reveals Netflix executives' genuine fear as their own psychological thriller 'The Wayward' appears to predict disturbing real-world events with uncanny accuracy.
Matthew Bond reviews explosive nuclear war thriller
Matthew Bond delivers his verdict on the explosive new nuclear war thriller that's gripping audiences with its tense portrayal of suburban survival amidst global catastrophe.
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