Simply sign up to the Media myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Channel 4 has confirmed the appointment of Sky advertising boss Priya Dogra as its next chief executive, as the ...

Channel 4 has released the first look images for Daisy Haggard (Boat Story, Back to Life) and Two Brothers (The Tourist, Fleabag, The Assassin) brand new thriller Maya. Co-led by Daisy Haggard and ...

Over 25 series of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!, viewers have seen more than 300 celebrities enter the Jungle. And while there are still a number of memorable contestants and moments that fans ...

As Stranger Things Season 5 prepares to close the door on Hawkins (and the Upside Down) for the final time, Volume 2 arrives ...

As I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! 2025 concludes tonight, finalists, Angryginge, Shona McGarty and Tom Read Wilson will be hoping for a huge career boost. The ITV staple has made stars out of ...

NATO’s chief tells Vladimir Putin ‘we are not going anywhere’ as leaders declare their continued support for Ukraine. And US Somalis on Trump’s criticisms of their community.

UPDATE 08.23 a.m. GMT: Channel 4 has confirmed that Priya Dogra, a former Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) chief in Europe, has been made its eighth CEO. She will replace Alex Mahon and join in March.

As the year 2025 came to an end, many online claimed that MTV — a decades-old cable television channel known for airing music ...

The TV and film industry player has picked a successor for Alex Mahon, who stepped down this summer after eight years. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor U.K. broadcaster Channel 4 has named Priya ...

Channel 4 has confirmed its Christmas schedule for 2025, with a host of festive treats ready to air, including not one, but two new Taskmaster specials. While the fourth Champion of Champions special ...

13:39, Mon, Dec 1, 2025 Updated: 13:48, Mon, Dec 1, 2025 Say Nothing represents Channel 4's newest drama offering.The programme, adapted from Patrick Radden Keefe's acclaimed book, delivers a ...

Channel 4 is known for its riveting documentaries, and the broadcaster has released its latest one, See No Evil, which focuses on the abuse levied by former barrister and Christian leader, John Smyth.