EastEnders and Die Another Day are tonight's TV picks
Another classic 'whose is it' themed EastEnders sees Sam in labour, while Pierce Brosnan stars as James Bond in Die Another Day. |
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Chantelle and Preston: Is their Big Brother romance making a comeback
Chantelle and Preston are getting closer and closer each day inside the Ultimate Big Brother house and it seems the old lovers may be on the verge of flicking their relationship flame back on. |
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Dom Joly: I got a bayonet in my bum in North Korea
Dom Joly, TV comedian turned travel writer, talks bayonets in the bum, the Trigger Happy TV film and collecting very old people s used colostomy bags. |
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Burn Notice is hot stuff
Burn Notice is a deceptively upbeat drama with the ever engaging Jeffrey Donovan taking centre stage, but will UK audiences agree |
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Simon Cowell: Strictly Come Dancing clash with X Factor is 'pathetic'
Simon Cowell has slammed the BBC over its decision to broadcast Strictly Come Dancing in the same time slot as X Factor, saying it is a 'childish' ratings game. |
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Waterloo Road: A wannabe gritty drama that's more akin to Grange Hill
Waterloo Road BBC emerges more soapy and soppy than tough and uncompromising, so is it worth watching on a school night |
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Byker Grove TV set sold off at bargain price
The Byker Grove building, made famous for launching the careers of Ant and Dec, has been snapped up by buyers for a third of the 1m asking price. |
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X Factor 2010: Simon Cowell strips girlband of member to sex up Husstle
Simon Cowell is using his powers to make the girl groups in this year s X Factor as sexy as possible and has even mixed up the members to spice things up a bit. |
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Anthony Hutton relives Makosi Jacuzzi romp as he re-enters Big Brother house for romantic picnic
Makosi was left shell-shocked this afternoon as her former Jacuzzi romp partner Anthony Hutton entered the Ultimate Big Brother house for a belated follow-up date. |
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The Deep just disappeared
The Deep was a difficult show to dip into, with a plot guaranteed to leave you drowning. |
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Chantelle Houghton voted Ultimate Big Brother babe in Zoo magazine poll
The better half of 'Prestelle', Chantelle Houghton, has been voted the sexiest Big Brother babe of all time by readers of Zoo magazine. |
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The Hunt For Britain s Sex Traffickers is eye-opening
This report on the country's biggest ever crackdown on the seedy trade did an excellent job of guiding us through the nuts and bolts of police procedure. |
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Big Brother 2010 winner Josie: John James better not cheat on me, or else
Big Brother 11 winner - and erstwhile Ultimate Big Brother contestant - Josie has warned her Aussie lover John James not to cheat on her or he'll face the consequences. |
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X Factor 2010: Simon Cowell won t ban prostitutes
Simon Cowell has backed X Factor hopeful Chloe Mafia after it was revealed she was 160-an-hour vice girl, saying: We haven t banned prostitutes. |
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Cassetteboy vs Dragons' Den YouTube video is 'pure brilliance'
Cassetteboy are back with another YouTube video, this time taking an innocent Dragons' Den clip and remixing it in their own, personal way. |
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The Tony Blair Interview With Andrew Marr and Cocoon: Tonight's TV picks
The Tony Blair Interview With Andrew Marr, which sees the ever-probing Marr grill the ex-PM, and Ron Howard's double Oscar-winning sci-fi fable, Cocoon, are among tonight's TV picks. |
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Less Cheryl Cole, say TV viewers
TV viewers want to see less reality and celebrity-based shows featuring the likes of Cheryl Cole and more drama and documentaries, a survey suggests. |
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Ultimate Big Brother: John McCririck is first housemate evicted
John McCririck saw his wish come true when he was the first contestant voted off Ultimate Big Brother. |
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Adrian Chiles slams BBC for making his move to ITV seem all about money
Adrian Chiles has slammed the BBC, claiming he and Christine Bleakley were portrayed as greedy and put under intolerable pressure over their decision to quit the broadcaster earlier this year. |
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Benedict Cumberbatch to star in second series of Sherlock
Benedict Cumberbatch is set to return to television screens in autumn 2011 after the BBC commissioned a second series of Sherlock. |
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