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Sir Terry Wogan has defended the amount Jonathan Ross is paid by the BBC, but said the suspended presenter's £18m three-year deal was the reason the backlash against the Andrew Sachs prank calls incident became so fierce.The...
Gordon Ramsay is to tone down his bad language because of the uproar over swearing on TV. The telly chef, 41, whose Channel 4 show the F Word was named after his infamous foul-mouthed outbursts, says he wants to be known for...
ITV revealed the impact of the recession yesterday when it reported a 5% decline in broadcasting revenue in the first nine months of this year and forecast a drop of 9% in advertising revenues in the fourth quarter. ITV's...
Now that Barack Obama is safely home as president-elect the recovery in equity markets on both sides of the Atlantic has cooled.Investors are now anxiously waiting to see who will be moving into the Treasury and who will...
The Mirror's call to stop the swearing on telly has been backed by top politicians of all parties. Itv boss Michael Grade (below) kicked off the campaign when he vowed to wage war on the "unrestrained, indiscriminate" use of...
1:21pm UK, Tuesday November 04, 2008 Jeremy Clarkson has sparked fresh BBC controversy by joking about murdering prostitutes. Clarkson made the joke on BBC's Top Gear programme The Top Gear presenter, 48, made the quip about...
