UK’s Channel 4 Promotes Ian Katz To Chief Content Officer As It Reshuffles For A Streaming-First Future

While Married at First Sight focusses on setting up relationships at the altar, Channel 4 are planning to turn it into a racy series to compete with ITV’s Love Island, which has always been a hit with younger viewers.The show may already be explosive with millions of viewers tuning in, but bosses want to turn up the heat even more by transforming the TV show into a more “sex-ed up” version.

Brexit.Today (February 16), MPs are set to question Digital and Culture Minister Caroline Dinenage over the government’s handling of Brexit negotiations which failed to achieve a visa-free deal for touring parties in the European Union.Many within the UK music industry were left reeling in anger at Dinenage’s response to a debate in Parliament last week where she again rejected the idea of a visa-free “musicians passport” for artists and crew, and repeated claims that the EU was at fault despite

The Trotters are playing in the fourth tier of English football for the first time since 1987. Evatt is also in his first full season of management in the EFL and has implemented a flowing passing playing style at the University of Bolton Stadium.

Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla have been given the Coronavirus vaccine, Clarence House has confirmed to the BBC.

UK broadcaster Channel 4 is to remake CNBC’s The Profit in what represents the first international adaptation of the business investment show.

She's no stranger to being a grafter, and now Amanda Holden is said to have made a whopping £1 million from selling her homeware range on QVC.The mum-of-two, who recently showed off her tanned legs in a mini skirt, has made up for the next series of Britain's Got Talent being cancelled by selling her range on the shopping channel. A source told The Sun: "Amanda has the magic touch when it comes to her homeware range and she's proved to be a sell-out hit.

The U.K.’s media regulator has stripped Chinese state-backed television channel CGTN of its broadcast license, a move that is certain to escalate state-level tensions with Beijing. British communications watchdog, Ofcom, said it revoked the license after an investigation into the Chinese channel raised questions about its editorial independence and links to the Chinese communist party.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.MAJOR car retailer Arnold Clark is expanding its presence into the world of TV drama, with a multi-million-pound campaign to ensure the brand becomes a household name across the UK.Already familiar to many Scots motorists, the automotive giant will soon reach a far wider audience as it has partnered with Channel 4 to sponsor all drama and Walter Presents (the station’s video on demand service) content

Manori Ravindran International EditorFounded by Oscar-winning “Man on Wire” producer Simon Chinn and Emmy winner Jonathan Chinn, high-end documentary producer Lightbox is navigating the next phase of its evolution, and exiting one of the key initiatives that helped the transatlantic company set up shop.Variety can reveal that the London- and Los Angeles-based outfit is buying back its shares and leaving U.K.

EXCLUSIVE: Channel 4 has back-tracked on its decision to commission a second season of Victorian-era comedy crime caper Year Of The Rabbit after the coronavirus pandemic forced the British broadcaster into £150M ($205M) of content cuts.