BBC One commissions nursing drama ‘Frankie’
The BBC has announced the commission of Frankie, a new six-part drama series for BBC One about the life and work of a dedicated district nurse.
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The BBC has announced the commission of Frankie, a new six-part drama series for BBC One about the life and work of a dedicated district nurse.
BBC One have announced that Kay Mellor’s drama The Syndicate will be back for a new series next year.
BBC One have released a new clip reel for the channel’s upcoming drama, factual and entertainment programming this winter, including the first glimpse of Sherlock‘s second series.
Detective Superintendent Sandra Pullman and her unconventional team of ex-detectives are back on BBC One next month for an eighth series of New Tricks.
One glance at this recent series looking at the wonders of the human body and you can just picture the TV execs huddled around the desk contemplating a bold ‘event’ documentary delving inside ourselves.
In 1931, a young Jewish prosecutor at the central criminal court decided to force Adolf Hitler to appear as a witness at the trial of some brownshirt brutes accused of murdering innocent civilians.
BBC One’s business entertainment series The Apprentice continues its seventh series, as the latest line-up of corporate contenders face Lord Sugar in the battle for boardroom supremacy. We’ve picked out ten teasing lines from this week’s episode!
BBC One’s business entertainment series The Apprentice is back for a seventh series, as a new line-up of corporate contenders face Lord Sugar in the battle for boardroom supremacy. We’ve picked out ten teasing lines from this week’s episode!
Stolen opens with the legend, ‘Once upon a time…’ printed on the screen. Like the fairytales that two German brothers collected and published in the nineteenth century, this is about as Grimm a story as it gets.
Finger tricks, backstabbing and in-fighting. It’s time for… The Apprentice! After a ridiculously long flashback of the series so far, tonight’s episode starts with the traditional phone call from Lord Sugar’s secretary. (Seriously, does that woman never sleep?) This week, the candidates are sent to meet Lord Sugar at the British Museum. Why? Well, we’ll … >