The firm behind Christian broadcaster Believe TV has been fined £25,000 after claiming to offer a cure for cancer.

Ofcom has put Shi’a satellite channel Ahlulbayt on a warning and called its management in for a meeting to discuss compliance procedures – three weeks after revoking the licence for Iran’s English language channel Press TV.

The BBC, Sky and ITN have sent a letter to the Prime Minister David Cameron and party leaders Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband, to urge the ban on cameras in court to be lifted.

Greg James and Russell Kane are to host new entertainment series for BBC3 that promises to reveal what the British public really think.

Only Fools and Horses star David Jason is turning his hand to directing for a new BBC1 sitcom set in a struggling family funeral parlour.

The ITN team behind Channel 4’s revelatory film Sri Lanka’s Killing Fields has been nominated for this year’s Nobel Peace Prize .

ITV comedian Harry Hill is understood to be in talks to move to Channel 4 that could see him making a film with the broadcaster.

Simon Mayo has been drafted in as the host of cult quiz show Blockbusters for Challenge TV.

Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror sparked 253 complaints, making it Channel 4’s most-criticised programme in December.

Stand Up For The Week is returning for a fourth series on Channel 4 with Andrew Lawrence replacing Rich Hall.