All news on the topic: BBC Television

A mysterious bomb-proof bunker that can house 90 people is one of the best places to be in the UK if a nuclear war ever occurs, though it was designed for a very specific group of people

Fawlty Towers star John Cleese has penned a two hour play, based on episodes of the hit BBC sitcom, that will premiere on London's West End

We look to the year ahead and take a peek at some of the most keenly awaited shows and films soon coming to a streaming service near you

Former BBC chief political correspondent, John Sargeant, has spoken out about his former colleague Huw Edwards leaving the corporation after an investigation into claims he paid for explicit images from a teenager

Polly Hudson feels like a better person since getting to know Bobby, the son of Jade Goody and Jeff Brazier, and she finds the rising star the total opposite of toxic on telly

Channel 4 and BBC bosses have been speaking at a TV industry event in London following rape and sexual assault allegations being made against Russell Brand, which he has denied

Auf Wiedersehen, Pet legend Joe Fagin has died as his co-stars shared the news to their fans on social media that they have been left devastated

Brits put off completing nearly 100 day-to-day chores each year - but still find themselves spending nearly five hours a week doing 'life admin'

Flustered BBC presenter Joe Inwood was forced to apologise to viewers of the Women's World Cup after one football fan shouted 'f**k the tories' into the cameras

Keyboard warriors who think they're exposing a 'nonce' are naming every male TV star they can think of, says Fleet Street Fox. The man at the centre of a sex pics scandal is the only one who can end it

The full timeline of the BBC presenter scandal so far as an unnamed male host has been suspended from the corporation following claims from a teenager's family regarding sexually explicit images

Freeview users could be about to face weeks of TV disruption as an upgraded mast is returned to service.

Georgina Baillie, whose grandfather Andrew Sachs played Manuel in Fawlty Towers in the 1970s, admits keeping everyone happy with the new series will be “a minefield”

BBC Breakfast, which launched as Breakfast Time on January 17, 1983, has been on the small screen for the past 40 years - and over that time there have been countless controversies and memorable moments