Banged Up on Channel 4: cast, what it's about, and what time it starts
Channel 4's documentary Banged Up is returning for a second series, where six well-known faces have chosen to serve time alongside ex-convicts at HMP Shrewsbury.
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How Tyson Fury is related to Tommy Fury explained
WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury is from a boxing family.
BBC Strictly Come Dancing viewers spot 'cruellest thing ever' after dance-off results revealed
Strictly Come Dancing viewers claim they spotted the 'cruellest thing ever' as the latest dance-off results were revealed. Sunday night's (October 15) results show saw Jody Cundy and Eddie Kadi put under the red light of doom as their place in the competition was put at risk.
Love Island’s Tommy Fury promises KSI early night ahead of Manchester bout
Love Island star Tommy Fury promised an “early night” in his showdown against internet star KSI at a chaotic press conference that saw the pair sling insults at one another while separated by perspex glass inside a cage.
Tommy Fury ‘could beat KSI after 15 pints of beer’ as he eyes world title
Tommy Fury admits he “could not live with himself” if he did not fight for a world title at some point in his career – but acknowledges Saturday’s bout with YouTuber KSI is a long way from that.
ITV reveals duty of care protocols ahead of Big Brother return
ITV has announced duty of care protocols ahead of Big Brother returning to screens. The show's contestants will receive respect and inclusion training to set out the “expectation for appropriate behaviour and language” before they take part in the upcoming reboot of the reality TV show.
Who is Angela Scanlon on BBC Strictly Come Dancing 2023?
Strictly Come Dancing officially returns to our screens on Saturday night (September 16). The BBC One competition show will see a slew of famous and familiar faces make their appearance on our screens. Among them is Irish presenter Angela Scanlon.
Maya Jama announces hosting gig for first ever Love Island spin-off show with UK 'favourites' set to star
Maya Jama has announced a brand new hosting gig as she's been chosen to present the first ever Love Island spin-off show. The 29-year-old TV presenter has revealed there will be a new version of the hit ITV2 dating programme coming to screens called 'Love Island Games'.