TLC announces Unacceptable, a brand-new comedy show, will be available to watch on free to air TV channel TLC on Sundays from 5 July at 9pm. Unacceptable (6x60) is a new fast-paced comedy panel show, hosted by award-winning stand-up comedian, writer and podcaster Ed Gamble, where comedians battle it out to convince the studio audience of some downright outrageous opinions. Alongside Ed, comedy legends and team captains, Richard Ayoade and Joanne McNally welcome a star-s

ITV and Tall Story Pictures announce filming has commenced on the latest series of the hit drama, The Bay. The sixth series sees Marsha Thomason (Cobra, White Collar) star as Morecambe MIU’s Family Liaison Officer, DS Jenn Townsend alongside cast regulars Daniel Ryan (The Hack, Dear England), Andrew Dowbiggin (Coronation Street) and Olwen May (Happy Valley, Riot Women). Suzanne Packer (Casualty, Keeping Faith) returns as Jenn’s mum, Anne Townsend, alongside Tara Lynne O’Nei

The latest 7-day consolidated ratings for programmes shown or released for the last week have been released by BARB. The top-50 breakdown can be found on BARB's website here. Race Across The World continued and topped the week for the BBC, with the fourth episode watched by 5,395,200 viewers. It was closely followed by Have I Got News For You which continued with 5,317,000 on Friday night. In drama, Sheridan Smith led the cast of new BBC comedy The Cage which opened with 4,05

ITV has today released a selection of first-look images ahead of the brand-new series of BAFTA-nominated and award-winning comedy G’wed produced by Golden Path Productions (Roots) including a sneak-peak at the TV return of Brookside legend Jennifer Ellison, who reopens old wounds for beloved character, Aimee, when she enters the scene as her estranged mum, Anna, and turns her world upside down. The series is set to return to ITV2 and ITVX next month with Reece (Dylan Thomas

Married at First Sight UK is one of Channel 4’s biggest shows, in which complete strangers marry in a mock-wedding and cameras follow what happens next. The Sun reports that Channel 4 have scrapped the next series of Married At First Sight UK, which wrapped filming last month and was due to air on E4 this September. The newspaper suggests the series has been axed completely and will not air. Channel 4 have also removed all episodes of Married At First Sight UK from streaming

BBC One and BBC iPlayer’s Pointless has unveiled a brand-new line-up of celebrity co-hosts who will be joining host Alexander Armstrong on upcoming episodes of the Remarkable Entertainment produced (a Banijay UK company) show for BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Some of the famous faces set to appear on the show include Susan Wokoma, Gok Wan, Nish Kumar, Lucy Porter, Michael Ball, Ben Miller, Sara Pascoe and Clare Balding. Alexander Armstrong, Host of Pointless, says: “We are back an

ITV Sport has today announced their full presenter and punditry line-up ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 with coverage across ITV1, ITV4, ITVX, STV and STV Player. ITV's coverage will be led by Mark Pougatch, Laura Woods and Semra Hunter, as they are joined by a star studded line-up of the very best football pundits, presenters, commentators and reporters. The full list of pundits bringing you all of the action live from ITV’s studios in Brooklyn, New York, includes; Roy Kea

The BBC and BBC Studios announce the brand new presenting line-up for Strictly Come Dancing 2026 and reveal there will be three hosts for the first time ever. The hotly contested roles have been secured by presenter Emma Willis, professional dancer Johannes Radebe and comedian Josh Widdicombe. They will preside over the Strictly ballroom in spectacular style this autumn in an exciting new era for the BBC’s glittering hit entertainment show made by BBC Studios. Kate Phillips.

Britain’s most popular TV awards, voted for entirely by the public, are back this autumn. FOR DETAILS ON HOW TO VOTE, CLICK HERE For over three decades, the public-voted National Television Awards have been the ultimate vox pop of the TV-watching nation. Hosted for the sixth year by the ebullient Joel Dommett, the star-studded event will be held on 8th September 2026 at The O2 London and broadcast live on ITV1, ITVX, STV and STV Player.

The new and returning titles coming to Sky this June have been revealed. HOUSE OF THE DRAGON There will be no doubt who the gods have chosen to rule. Based on George R.R. Martin’s “Fire & Blood,” the series, set 200 years before the events of “Game of Thrones,” tells the story of House Targaryen. Season three stars Matt Smith, Emma D’Arcy, Olivia Cooke, Steve Toussaint, and Rhys Ifans. ISLE OF WIGHT FESTIVAL Sky presents Isle of Wight Festival 2026, once again coming to you

Brand new strategic reality quiz as Emily Atack and Danny Dyer host a compelling new game show called Nobody’s Fool. Nobody’s Fool is a unique reality event packed full of drama and deception where the fate of the contestants isn’t decided by how smart they are, but how smart their fellow contestants think they are. Ten contestants from across the UK will be selected to stay in a unique and mischievous ‘Smart House’, taking on a reality contest like no other. Rivals favouri

Acorn TV have commissioned a fourth series of hit detective drama Dalgliesh, with Channel 5 - who've co-produced and aired the first three series - departing the drama. Starring Bertie Carvel as the enigmatic titular investigator and based on the best-selling murder mystery novels by PD James, Dalgliesh is produced by New Pictures (Gone, The Long Shadow) in association with All3Media International and Northern Ireland Screen. Set in 1982, three new labyrinthine cases await fo

BBC's blockbuster schedule of live TV matches includes England’s group stage meeting with Ghana and England’s knockout games in the round of 32, round of 16 and semi-final, if they progress, along with Scotland’s opener and final group match against Haiti and Brazil respectively. Fans can also enjoy a packed schedule of heavyweight group fixtures on the BBC featuring Argentina, France, Brazil, Spain, Germany and more. As the competition heats up, there are fixtures from every

EXCLUSIVE Channel 4 have commissioned a fourth series of The Jury: Murder Trial following its breakout success which last year saw the show win a BAFTA. The recommission of a fourth series, which is currently in production and air on Channel 4 next year, comes ahead of the third series expected this Autumn. Like the first series, the show will examine the jury system by recreating an entire, real murder trial from the original transcripts in front of a randomly selected jury.