- NewsGeorge Martin
Netflix interested in striking Harry and Meghan deal, streaming chief confirms
Ted Sarandos, Netflix’s chief content officer, said: 'Who wouldn’t be interested?'
- CelebrityAmy Johnson
The most anticipated TV shows of 2020
Out with the old, in with the new for 2020.
- CelebrityAlbertina Lloyd
Kevin Hart's wife confronts him about cheating on her while pregnant in new documentary
Eniko Parrish cries as she tells the actor "You publicly humiliated me", in the new Netflix series.
- CelebrityAmy Johnson
The 15 best TV shows of 2019
It was rich pickings when it came to television in 2019 as there was an abundance of superb quality programming available, particularly as streaming site rivalry grew even more tense over the past 12 months. But which TV shows really left their mark by making a splash on the small screen? Read more: The most notable celebrity deaths of 2019 There were plenty of beginnings when it came to new shows like Netflix’s Russian Doll , but also many old favourites returning including the BBC’s Peaky Blinder s back for its fifth series. However, it also saw some definite endings too, most notably in the conclusion of huge TV talking point Game of Thrones for better or for worse, depending on who you ask. It’s been a rollercoaster.
- CelebrityAmy Johnson
Jason Watkins found 'The Crown' Aberfan scenes 'very difficult' following daughter's death
The actor's daughter died in 2011 aged two as a result of sepsis.
- CelebrityAlbertina Lloyd
Sir David Attenborough's new BBC show recycles footage from Netflix series
New BBC show 'Seven Worlds, One Planet' features some of the same footage shown in Netflix series 'Our Planet'.
- CelebrityAmy Johnson
'Queer Eye' stars mourn co-star Bruley after French Bulldog dies from heart attack
The pup was a beloved member of the team.
- CelebrityChris Edwards
'Friends' is still the most streamed TV show in the UK
Broadcasting regulator Ofcom has revealed that Friends is the most streamed show in the UK for the second year running, as Netflix and YouTube become the nation’s third and fourth most popular channels.
- CelebrityThe Telegraph
YouTube and Netflix are now UK's third and fourth most popular channels, Ofcom finds
The four most popular television channels in Britain now include YouTube and Netflix, an Ofcom report has found, as the streaming giants eclipse BBC Two and Channel 4 in a drastically changing media landscape.
