The BBC have pulled the second series of Ashley Cain: Into The Danger Zone after misogynistic social media posts resurfaced online. The BBC confirmed it will not broadcast the planned second series which was produced by True North in association with House of Panthera. A BBC spokesperson told Metro: "The posts by Ashley Cain, albeit from many years ago, are completely unacceptable. The BBC has clear requirements around vetting and social media checks, which are undertaken by

Love Island continues tonight on ITV2 and ITVX, here's a full rundown of tonight's episode... A SHOCK TEXT INTERRUPTS THE PARTY As the Villa adjusts to the departure of Sam and Namibia, Jasmine receives a text that leaves the group buzzing. ‘Islanders, get ready to bring the energy because tonight Bebe Rexha will be performing in the Villa.’ The celebrations are short lived though when a second alert arrives for Sean. ‘But before the party gets started, you’ve got a big decis

Following the conclusion of its fifth series, Prime Video have officially confirmed that Clarkson's Farm will return for a sixth series, with the next instalment currently in production. In the fifth series, Clarkson’s Farm is back and amidst a government budget that sends the UK farming community into uproar, Jeremy decides some big changes are needed to make the farm run more smoothly. But while the farm tries to go high-tech - resulting in Kaleb’s first ever trip abroad -

Sky confirms the commission of The Wargame, a landmark four-part series where constructed documentary meets propulsive drama, based on the award-winning Sky News podcast of the same name. Produced by The Garden, part of ITV Studios, (Attack on London: Hunt for the 7/7 Bombers, 24 Hours in Police Custody), The Wargame takes viewers beyond the news cycle and behind closed doors into a sealed COBR-style crisis room where real-world senior politicians, military leaders and intell

The British Soap Awards have reportedly been axed for good by ITV. A source told The Sun: "Sadly, the soap awards have had their day and won’t be returning. It’s a real shame but they no longer pull in the advertising or sponsorship money anymore. It won’t be back. It’s dead in the water. There are plenty of others awards shows, like the Baftas and the National Television Awards that incorporate soap, they don’t need their own event anymore." The Awards ceremony last aired in

A look at the new and returning drama titles set to air later this year. SHETLAND Alison O’Donnell is bidding farewell to Shetland, the BBC’s acclaimed murder mystery drama. A Silverprint Pictures production, the new series is currently filming in Scotland and will air on BBC iPlayer and BBC One later this year.Alison’s final storyline is part of a thrilling new six-part series of Shetland which centres around an historic murder which will forever change the lives of all tho

A look at the new and returning comedy titles set to air later this year. NOT GOING OUT The sitcom, which is now the UK’s all-time second longest running by number of series, stars Lee Mack (as Lee) and Sally Bretton (as Lucy). Over 14 series regular cast have included: Bobby Ball, Abigail Cruttenden, Hugh Dennis, Megan Dodds, Deborah Grant, Miranda Hart, Tim Vine, Timothy West, Geoffrey Whitehead and Katy Wix. ANN DROID In a world where AI is looming larger and ever presen

A look at the new and returning factual titles set to air later this year. LONG LOST FAMILY BAFTA-award-winning series Long Lost Family is back with its 16th series. Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell present extraordinary stories of family separation. And, after specialist researchers and intermediaries trace missing loved ones, Nicky and Davina deliver longed-for news that leads to reunion. 70 UP ITV’s long-running 7 Up collection is going to complete its final chapter in a

A look at the new and returning reality titles set to air later this year. THE CELEBRITY TRAITORS Host Claudia Winkleman will welcome an exciting and eclectic mix of people and personalities. Ranging from BAFTA and BRIT award winners, through to social media stars plus some of the UK’s most cherished actors, comedians, presenters and beyond. As celebrities will question who can they trust, who deserves to be banished and who is secretly plotting murder under the cover of dar

A look at the new and returning entertainment titles set to air later this year. STRICTLY COME DANCING Strictly Come Dancing returns to iPlayer and BBC One in September 2026, with presenter Emma Willis, professional dancer Johannes Radebe and comedian Josh Widdicombe presiding over the ballroom in spectacular style. The esteemed judging panel of Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, Anton Du Beke and Head Judge Shirley Ballas who will be casting a watchful eye over the performa

Romesh Ranganathan is to host a new comedy reality series, Would You Rather: Decide To Survive, for Prime Video. The new series will launch 26th June. Hosted by Ranganathan, this game show sees two teams of familiar faces compete in hilarious challenges based on ‘Would You Rather’ decisions. These three simple words decide everything from what they eat to who they send home. One by one, the players will be eliminated until we have our Would You Rather: Decide To Survive champ

Alexander Armstrong embarks on a journey across the United States to explore how a nation founded on bold ideals has grown into one of the world’s most powerful and complex countries. From historic heartlands to modern extremes, this is a country shaped by its past but constantly reinventing itself. In this series, Alexander travels from the historic streets of Pennsylvania to the rugged heart of West Virginia, from Florida’s sun-soaked coastlines to the neon-lit spectacle of