Channel 4 has signed a new two series deal for The Great British Bake Off.

Channel 4 has commissioned Llas Vegas following the glamping adventures of actor and comedian Johnny Vegas and his long-suffering assistant Bev, as they set about establishing a holiday home camping site in North Wales.

MasterChef judge John Torode and actress and food writer Lisa Faulkner have been given their own weekend cooking show.

BBC Two, has today announced new series’, the first of which is The Claim.

Miriam Margolyes embarks on a Dead Good Adventure in a new two-part series for BBC Two.

Michelin-starred chef Angela Hartnett joins the judging panel for the second series of BBC One’s Britain’s Best Home Cook, alongside Mary Berry and Chris Bavin.

Channel 4 has announced that it will continue to broadcast Crufts until 2022.

ITV has commissioned a new primetime game show called Rolling In It.

The Great British Menu is to move to prime time on BBC Two.

BBC Radio 2 presenter Sara Cox has signed up to host a new weekend show on ITV.

Call the Midwife has been renewed for two more series, the BBC has confirmed.

Brenda Blethyn will return as the unorthodox and witty DCI Vera Stanhope for a 10th series of Vera.

ITV has announced the commission of brand new drama series called Glass Houses.  The new six-part series will go into production on location in South Devon in Spring

Aude Legastelois joins as series regular DS Madeleine Dumas alongside Ardal O’Hanlon, Don Warrington, Tobi Bakare, Shyko Amos and Elizabeth Bourgine.

Ukraine has pulled out of this year's Eurovision Song Contest after its selection process became embroiled in political tensions involving Russia.

British broadcasters BBC and ITV have confirmed plans for a joint UK streaming service in the wake of competition from the likes of Netflix and Amazon.

Broadcaster Alan Titchmarsh and Grantchester actress Tessa Peake-Jones will take to the stage when they appear on the All Star Musicals show.

Pointless: The Good, The Bad And The Bloopers is to be shown on BBC One later this month.

Crimewatch Roadshow Live returns to BBC One Daytime from Monday, March 4 for three weeks, appealing to the public to help crack the UK’s biggest unsolved cases - as well as tackling the everyday crimes which could affect any one of us.

The Inbetweeners co-creators Iain Morris and Damon Beesley are back with a new comedy called Afternoons about the “misadventures” of three young football players at a fictional Premier Club team, the BBC has announced.

BBC Sport today released the invitation to tender for BBC Sports Personality of the Year - the first of its programmes to be put out for competitive tender as part of the Charter requirement to open up more of the BBC’s TV programmes to competition.

Jeremy Clarkson returns to ITV on Monday, March 4 with a new series of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

A former Big Brother contestant has been ordered to pay back more than £12,000 she fraudulently claimed in benefits.

BBC One has announced that a fifth series of the Bafta award-winning observational documentary Ambulance has been commissioned.

The Hairy Bikers (Si King and Dave Myers) are about to embark on America’s Route 66, spanning over two thousand miles of tarmac from Chicago to California.

The BBC is seeking to “captivate Chinese audiences” with a Mandarin adaptation of hit series Life On Mars.

In Rick Stein’s Secret France, a new six-part series on BBC Two, Rick Stein sets off on a new culinary adventure to search for France’s best kept gastronomic secrets.

The BBC's late-night political show This Week is to end, after presenter Andrew Neil decided to step down.

The casts of BBC One's Casualty and Holby City are to appear together for the first time since 2005.

Ben Whishaw is to return to voice Paddington Bear for a new animated TV series for Nickelodeon.

BBC Three has confirmed that Graham Norton and Alan Carr, will be joining RuPaul and Michelle Visage on the judging panel for RuPaul’s Drag Race UK.

Dermot O'Leary has announced he will no longer present the National Television Awards.

The BBC is reviving cult classic children’s TV show, Crackerjack.

Stephen Merchant is to play real-life serial killer Stephen Port in a new BBC drama.

Previously pulled from transmission at the last minute, ITV will now screen the documentary about Fred and Rose West and the Gloucester House of Horrors on Thursday, February 21.

Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes is set to adapt his novel Belgravia into a new six-part series for ITV.

Michael Rice, winner of the BBC talent show All Together Now last year, has been chosen to fly the flag for the UK at this year's Eurovision Song Contest.

BBC One has commissioned a new show set in a unique Liverpool hotel which caters for large groups of visitors out to have fun.