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In the late 1980s and throughout the 90s, Michael Barrymore was a universally-loved British TV presenter. His anarchic quiz show Strike It Lucky (Thames TV/ITV) and chaotic self-titled variety show Barrymore (LWT/ITV) gained up to 20 million viewers every week. In the eyes of the public, he could do no wrong. As a warm-up comedian for the
Amid the cost of living crisis, China’s answer to Amazon is proving wildly popular, with more than 100m app downloads this year. But are the items any good?
Following last weekend's romp through the 1960s this coming Saturday Channel 5 turns its attention to the 1970s... In another two-hour celebration, this documentary features the very best and most popular TV from the 1970s. Remember fabulous comedians like Tommy Cooper, Morecambe and Wise and The Two Ronnies to the standout sitcoms such as Fawlty
Family and friends have paid tribute to teacher, minister, artist and Generation Game contestant Rev Andrew Woodhouse of Bedale who has died.
Russell T Davies, Sarah Phelps, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Ann Cleeves and more count down the best of TV and radio over the past 100 years.