British Talent Agents Unite to Create Diversity Working Group (EXCLUSIVE)

JUST IN: James Martin leaves Holly Willoughby disgusted with recipe secretAlongside viewers, celebrities also criticised the decision to move channels, with Lord Alan Sugar, host of 'The Apprentice', saying he felt "sorry" for the BBC as it had "invested years in making GBBO popular".

Netflix are far more supportive of their films than broadcasters.The survey, carried out by Broadcast, revealed that UK broadcasters aren’t footing the extra costs brought in as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

tea!The British actress portrays Lady Danbury on the hit Netflix series, and opened up to ET's Rachel Smith about getting ready for the highly anticipated second season.Shondaland's drama followed Daphne Bridgerton's (Phoebe Dynevor) entrance into the marriage market, which culminated with her and the Duke of Hastings Simon Basset (Regé-Jean Page) saying «I do» and welcoming a child.

Naman Ramachandran A wide-ranging survey of U.K. independent production companies has revealed that international streamers are more supportive of them than broadcasters in a pandemic-struck landscape.The survey, undertaken by trade publication Broadcast, shows that falling margins are the greatest concern among the indies, as voiced by 26% of respondents.

Before Meghan Markle, there was another actress who married into the British royal family – Sophie Winkleman.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine The hit cooking show Great British Menu, which will see chefs compete under the theme of British innovation, is finally back on our screens on BBC Two on Wednesday - and we can't wait to see what the talented competitors cook up! But who will be judging their tasty dishes? Meet the judges here. . .  MORE: Viewers saying the same thing about Dizzee Rascal on The Great Celebrity Bake OffIt was confirmed that Rachel would be joining the show for 2021.

Apple TV+ has renewed BBC Studios-produced relationship comedy Trying for a third season, as the streamer prepares to premiere Season 2 on May 14.

Hugh Grant is not one to shy away from politics.

But organisers say it's no longer about marking BrexitThe first major attractions for the government’s £120m “Festival of Brexit” have been announced – including a “celebration of the British weather”.The 2022 event, which was first touted under Theresa May’s government, was previously described as a showcase for “the UK’s unique strengths in creativity and innovation” after leaving the European Union – with comparisons to the 1951 Festival of Britain.However, organisers now say that the event

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made the decision to step down as senior royals and as a result of this they lost their royal patronages. Harry, 36, and his wife Meghan, 39, stepped down as members of the Royal family last year, with a 12 month review being agreed.

Vinyl revenues are expected to overtake those of CDs in 2021, according to the British Phonographic Industry (BPI)'s chief executive in response to a new report.

They also planted two types of potatoes which will hopefully have produced enough potatoes for school cook Sheila to feed the whole school before the summer holidays.Indoor science lessons have looked at hydraulics and pneumatics where pupils made some very entertaining wee monsters to demonstrate the process.

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EXCLUSIVE: David Unger’s Artist International Group (AIG) and Barcelona-based Infinito Studios have launched a joint venture that will focus on international production and talent representation.

Naman Ramachandran Belstone Pictures has inked a worldwide sales deal with Concourse Media on hot SXSW title “Paul Dood’s Deadly Lunch Break.”Concourse will handle all international and domestic sales for the title, and Belstone Pictures will co-represent in the U.K.

Piers Morgan could be making a return to Britain's Got Talent after stepping down as host of Good Morning Britain.The 55 year old sensationally announced he had quit the hit ITV breakfast show on Tuesday evening after "refusing to apologise" for comments he made about Meghan Markle. Controversial presenter Piers says he "doesn't believe" the Duchess of Sussex was left feeling "suicidal" during her pregnancy with son Archie — a comment which he has stood by.