Channel 4

Privatisation of public-service network may attract bids from US streaming giants

We can’t go on holiday and the weather is bleak - but at least we have some great telly to look forward to

One of the UK’s first ever reality TV shows concludes this Friday

Vettel confident of title chances and only the British GP will be shown on free-to-air TV in the UK in 2019

State-owned broadcaster to open ‘creative hubs’ around the UK

Fortune cookie challenge and biscuit board games brought out the best in Twitter

Fans had a lot of feelings about first Channel 4 episode - but at least ad breaks gave them time to tweet about them

The new show features great chemistry, lashings of wit and plenty of soggy bottoms, say reviews

ITV showed the race for the first time, but only 8m people tuned in on a day of glorious sunshine

Broadcaster to stay in public ownership, but could be forced to move outside London

New presenters Sandi Toksvig and Noel Fielding will bring 'wit and quirkiness to the tent,' says Channel 4's Jay Hunt

Deal could mean end of free-to-air European football as broadcaster beats Sky and steals highlights from ITV

Former Tour de France winner 'gutted' after being forced to leave reality TV show

Channel 4's 'icky' contest shocks and repulses many, but should we be celebrating this rare display of real bodies?

Fans sad to see the Channel 4 drama end, despite criticism that storyline was 'all over the place'

Reports suggest Downing Street intervention has now ruled out a full sell-off

Third series takes a surprisingly upbeat turn, but the seeds of darkness have been planted

Channel 4 drama's 'particularly morbid plot' makes it even creepier than its Scandi-noir forebears

Medieval, Industrial, Aztec and Futuristic zones – as well as the Crystal Dome – coming to the capital

Makers of Benefits Street were run out of town while they filmed a sequel about immigration

Critics cheer 'filthy and very funny' rom-com Catastrophe, which features two singles facing parenthood after a fling

Pyongyang calls the fictional thriller a 'politically motivated provocation' backed by Downing Street

Utopia retains a robust attitude towards violence as befits a drama with comic-book aesthetics

Harassment 'part of Westminster culture', with two in five young male workers propositioned

Logos rebranded with gay pride rainbow, while cabaret act sings 'good luck gays, on gay mountain'

Residents say TV company 'tricked' them into appearing in show that makes them look like 'spongers'

Broadcaster says murder of drummer Lee Rigby informed decision to broadcast Islamic invocation

Officer says he was under 'constant pressure' to get evidence discrediting murdered youth and his friend