TOO old. Too female. Not paid enough. We hear an awful lot about the inequality between men and women on TV. But at 77 years of age, it might surprise you to hear that Gloria Hunniford doesn't feel she's ever encountered ageism or sexism during her career.
IN this handsomely-crafted drama, battle-scarred author AA Milne and his wife Daphne treat their young son as a sales tool in the mid-1920s to promote the literary adventures of a hunny-loving bear called Winnie-The-Pooh.
IT was one of the biggest television controversies in recent years, decried and probed by politicians, slammed by the press and ditched by three-quarters of its on-screen talent.
As more than 150,000 revellers descend on Worthy Farm for another Glastonbury, Joe Nerssessian catches up with the BBC’s Jo Whiley and Cerys Matthews who will once again be broadcasting live from the world-famous festival
Despite its tumultuous history, the fifth and final series of Ripper Street has reached our screens. Susan Griffin finds out what you need to know about the conclusive chapter.
Take inspiration from Chelsea – the flower show, not the football club – by planting some beautiful blue poppies.
POLICE chief Ron Hogg has moved to reassure residents that a feud within the travelling community which has seen petrol bomb attacks, the theft of teenagers’ skulls from their graves, and a drive by shooting, was “posturing”.
THE disappearance of Shannon Matthews in 2008 made headlines - and even more so when it was discovered her mother Karen was responsible. Ella Walker talks to actors Sian Brooke and Siobhan Finneran, plus writer Neil McKay, about tackling such a sensitive story in new BBC drama The Moorside Project
