In chasing cheap publicity Tory MP, Rob Wilson, demonstrates an antiquated attitude to mental illness and a worrying attitude to censorship?

A new low in ‘reality’ TV.

A one hour survey of customer service in a leading UK retail destination.

Just another Edwardian costume drama, just like that other one.

A fine piece of reality TV set in a Harlow school that anyone who has forgotten what school is really like and anybody with a sense of humour should see.

On 11 June the BBC is, for some anniversary I can’t quite work out, commemorating Desert Island Discs. As part of it they have invited Joe and Joanne Public to submit their eight choices.

Newcastle supporters have had a lot to put up with. Sometimes they are their own worst enemy – there is no entitlement to anything in football, but yesterday’s comback at St James’ Park after another week from hell was truely historic.

i could prove that print can still do news better than the web – so long as you understand that brievity is a vitue compatible with quality journalism.

The nonesense of a trite and poorly made ‘docurama’ aside, whoever wins later today, the future relationship between the Miliband brothers is make or break stuff for Labour.

After a long campaign a new front runner has emerged in Labour’s leadership contest.