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Reunion is a revenge drama about a deaf man determined to right his wrongs and it breaks new ground for a mainstream drama with its cast and crew and bilingual mix of spoken English and British Sign Language.

Bruce Parry is back on our screens, diving deep into indigenous cultures in the return of Tribe. But one of his latest trips led to brutal consequences as he'll be seen vomiting on TV. The show, which originally aired from 2005 to 2007, sees the former Royal Marine-turned-adventurer reconnect with remote communities across the globe.

Bruce Parry is making a dramatic return to television after nearly ten years, starring in the revived series of Tribe, where he's faced with the harrowing task of killing a goat with his bare hands for the show.The original BBC2 series, which aired from 2005 to 2007, saw Bruce Parry explore various indigenous cultures before he ventured on to other projects.The intrepid explorer, now 55, has since presented Arctic with Bruce Parry in 2011 and released his independent film Tawai: A Voice from the Forest in 2017.Tribe is back on the BBC, with Bruce embarking on three new expeditions to some of the planet's most isolated communities in Colombia, Angola, and Indonesia. Immersing himself fully, Bruce lives alongside these indigenous peoples, embracing their traditions, participating in rituals, and even bedding down in cow dung.

Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash share five children aged between two and 17, but he's ready for more - and the topic has ignited discord in their marriage. The couple admit they are currently experiencing their "stress era" and that their life at home is "at the peak of craziness." But they wouldn't change a thing. Now, Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash allow cameras to document every moment of their large family's delightful chaos a new reality series.

Stacey Solomon, who shares her bustling Pickle Cottage with five kids, four ducks, two dogs, two cats, and husband Joe Swash, relies on strict household rules to maintain order. Now, for the first time, she's inviting BBC cameras into their home, offering fans a glimpse into the chaos and love that fills their lives.The upcoming documentary, Stacey & Joe, airing on BBC1 on Tuesday, April 1, at 8 pm, follows the couple as they navigate life with their blended family, including Zachary, 17, Leighton, 12, Rex, five, Rose, three, and Belle, two.

Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash's marriage isn't all sunshine and roses, as revealed in their new reality show. In one episode, Joe leaves Stacey juggling their kids during a crucial business meeting.The drama unfolds when Joe Swash returns home five hours late from a fishing trip, leaving Stacey Solomon to manage a meeting about her new perfume launch while caring for their young children.The new BBC show, cheekily titled 'Stacey And Joe', gives viewers a glimpse into the couple's lavish Tudor-style Essex home, affectionately known as Pickle Cottage. The show features their bustling family life with children Zachary, 17, Leighton, 12, Rex, five, Rose, three, and Belle, two, not forgetting their dogs Peanut and Teddy.There are even cameo appearances from their four ducks and two cats! On the show, viewers will see Stacey's frustration and embarrassment over Joe's tardiness after he had promised not to be late.

The One Show viewers were left gobsmacked during Mary Berry's landmark celebration on Monday (March 24).The beloved former Great British Bake Off judge marked her 90th birthday in style on the latest instalment of the BBC show, with presenters Alex Jones and Roman Kemp by her side. Roman kicked off the show, saying: "She's been the queen of home cooking for decades, from editing housewife magazine in the 60s to becoming a household name around the world as the star of the Great British Bake Off." The episode was filled with surprises for Mary, including unexpected visits from some of her past colleagues and heartfelt birthday wishes from famous faces.

Former BBC Radio Merseyside star, Graham Whyte has died. His family took to social media to share the heartbreaking news of his passing. Known for his warm presence since joining the broadcaster in 1999, Graham was a cherished local figure.

Performers working on in-house BBC TV productions are set to receive higher pay rates as the corporation has inked a new agreement with UK actors union Equity. 

EXCLUSIVE: BBC comedy Smoggie Queens, which was inspired by the success of RuPaul’s Drag Race, is coming back for another season.

Alex Ritman Sheridan Smith (“Cilla,” “The C Word”) and Michael Socha (“The Gallows Pole,” “Showtrial”) are set to star in new BBC drama “The Cage,” written and created by Tony Schumacher (“The Responder”) The series is being produced by the Fremantle-owned Irish banner Element Pictures (“Poor Things,” “Normal People”) for BBC iPlayer and BBC One and is described as a “high-stakes, high energy” crime story set within the world of a Liverpool Casino with “two unforgettable characters at its heart.” “The Cage” follows Leanne (Smith) and Matty (Socha), who discover they are both robbing from the safe at the inner-city casino they work in, and realise their lives are set on a collision course; with each other, the local gangster they’re stealing from, and the police. The five-part thriller will be directed by Al Mackay (“Kidnapped,” “Without Sin”) and shot in and around Liverpool and Merseyside in the U.K.

Naman Ramachandran BAFTA has tapped multi-hyphenate talent Alan Cumming to host the 2025 BAFTA Television Awards. Cumming’s decorated career spans stage and screen, from his Tony and Olivier award-winning turn in “Cabaret” to his Golden Globe-winning and Emmy-recognized performance in “The Good Wife,” where he also served as an executive producer.

The Responder creator Tony Schumacher has landed his next project, a BBC series from Element Pictures about two people robbing from the same Liverpool casino and the collision course this sets off.

EastEnders newcomer Aaliyah James is stealing the spotlight as Avani Nandra-Hart and viewers can expect to be on the edge of their seats with her latest plot twist. The character first hit screens in 2023 and was introduced as Ravi Gulati's (played by Aaron Thiara) secret daughter. However, drama unfolds this week when she finds herself on the wrong side of the law.

YouTube star Yung Filly has been accused of raping a tourist in Magaluf.Per a report from The Mirror, the 29-year-old internet personality is being investigated by a judge in the Majorcan capital Palma over the alleged sexual assault.Today (March 24), it emerged that a British tourist had accused the ‘Grey’ rapper of forcing himself on her at an unnamed Magaluf hotel following a performance at an island holiday resort last summer.The woman, believed to be aged around 20, reported him to authorities in Britain who passed on details of the allegation to those in Spain. It is not yet clear if the alleged victim has already been questioned by the judge in charge of the ongoing criminal probe. The Majorcan court probe is being conducted behind closed doors as is standard in Spain, where only trials are held in public.It comes after Colombian-born Filly – real name Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos – pleaded not guilty to multiple charges of sexual assault only a fortnight ago.He has been on bail since last October, following accusations of three counts of assault occasioning bodily harm and four counts of sexual penetration without consent, with the alleged assault of a woman in her 20s taking place in a Perth hotel room on September 28, following the rapper’s performance at the Bar 120 nightclub on September 27.Now, according to various reports by BBC, The Independent and Sky News, new court documents have shown that the rapper – real name Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos – pleaded not guilty to three counts of assault occasioning bodily harm.

Anna Marie de la Fuente All3Media International, the sales arm of the production-distribution U.K. giant behind such hits as “Fleabag” and “Midsomer Murders,” has struck key deals in multiple territories for New Pictures’ six-part thriller, “Protection.” Sales follow the witness protection series’ critically acclaimed U.K. debut on ITV and ITVX.

BBC Radio 1 DJ and presenter Andy Peebles has died, aged 76.Peebles, who was one of the last people to interview John Lennon before the late Beatle‘s murder in 1980, hosted a number of shows on Top Of The Pops in the 1970s and 80s.He was also one of the presenters to appear at Wembley Stadium for the legendary Live Aid concert in 1985, introducing artists including David Bowie and Spandau Ballet.Former Radio 1 presenter Mike Read was one of the first to pay tribute to the late DJ and presenter.He wrote: “Devastated to hear the news about our chum Andy Peebles. We joined Radio One together. Knew his music & cricket inside out.

Rylan Clark recently told a music group that they made him feel "catfished" and dubbed them "absolutely awful" live on air.

Historical TV drama Wolf Hall may have won critical acclaim when its second series debuted on the BBC last year, but its director has shared that many editorial decisions had to be made due to lack of funds.

The BBC has sadly announced the loss of a beloved Bargain Hunt expert, who tragically died after filming for an episode. The episode, which aired on Friday (March 21), was filmed in Shepton Mallet and featured host Tim Weeks alongside antiques dealer Stuart Withers.The official X account from the programme confirmed the heartbreaking news in a tweet stating: "Following the filming of today's episode in Shepton Mallet, antiques seller Stuart Withers (pictured left with Tim Weeks) very sadly passed away.

After a staggering 10-year development process, Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light will finally make its way to Masterpiece PBS on Sunday.