BBC One Daytime’s successful consumer advice programme Rip Off Britain is returning for a fourth series – and organising a special event at the Metrocentre in Gateshead offering consumers free practical advice and help on 16 and 17 June.
BBC One’s flagship arts documentary strand Imagine returns on 26 June with a compelling line-up of films.
The BBC are reflecting on the lives of two legendary singer/songwriters, Robin Gibb and Donna Summer, who passed away recently with a number of commemorative programmes across radio and TV.
When I'm 65 is a challenging new BBC One primetime season set to tackle a subject that affects everyone: ageing.
The BBC announces that Danny Cohen, Controller, BBC One and Mark Linsey, Controller, Entertainment Commissioning have commissioned Initial (an Endemol company), to produce Secret Service, a new six-part comedy series for Saturday evenings on BBC One.
BBC One is proud to announce the launch of The BBC 999 Awards. For the first time on television, the BBC will honour the heroes of Britain’s Emergency Services in an event that recognises the tireless work they do.
Anneka Rice is returning to BBC One in a brand new series which sets out to transform neglected outdoor plots of land into life changing spaces for a variety of communities across Britain.
The BBC is to broadcast an unprecedented array of television and radio output for The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee next month. This includes 14 hours of live programming across the Jubilee weekend itself, from 3-5 June.
Sarah Lancashire (Lark Rise To Candleford, Five Daughters), David Hayman (Trial And Retribution), Elaine Cassidy (Harper's Island, Fingersmith), Matthew McNulty (The Syndicate, Misfits), Joanna Vanderham (The Runaway, Dancing on the Edge) and Emun Elliott (Lip Service, Game Of Thrones) will star in Bill Gallagher's adaptation of a much loved classic French novel by Emile Zola.
Pan-BBC related programming around Sport.
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