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Doctors screenwriter Philip Ralph has warned soaps are 'collapsing' as he hit out at the future on some best-loved shows as the BBC series ceased filming this week

Doctors first appeared on air in the year 2000 but will come to an end towards the close of this year as the BBC decided last year to axe the long-running series

House of the Dragon season two and Eddie Redmayne thriller The Day of the Jackal are among Sky's 2024 highlights

Viewers were not impressed as Only Connect host Victoria Coren Mitchell appeared to make an error during the latest episode of the BBC2 quiz show

David Yates has directed all three Fantastic Beasts films - and also directed four of the Harry Potter movies - but he has bad news about the future of the series

Fans of the long-running BBC lunchtime soap were devastated on Wednesday when they discovered that Doctors will stop filming in March next year and end forever by next Christmas

BBC soap Doctors has been axed after 23 years on TV, launching in 2000 – but which surprising have made appearances over the years?

The Prince of Wales is known to be a big fan of football - and during a friendly game when he was younger, he adopted an unusual tactic against an opposing player who wanted to get the better of the future king

Prince George may have ot make a decision on where he goes to secondary school - and royal experts suggest his bond with his sister Princess Charlotte may be a deciding factor

The Disney+ programme revisits the steelworkers 25 years on in their home city of Sheffield and shows families struggling even harder - and actor Mark Addy says it's a sign of the times

From an unflinching combat classic to a crime-drama masterpiece - here's the very best the streaming giant has to offer.

The Prince of Wales, who was at Eton College between 1995 and 2000, shared his time there with several students who have grown to become well-known and award-winning Hollywood stars

When they reach 13, it is likely that Prince George and Prince Louis will study at Eton College. The school can count many famous people as former pupils - from members of the Royal Family to Hollywood superstars