Ruan Pienaar’s departure proved to be key as scrumhalf made move to Belfast from Connacht

It has been on Alan Partridge and a Brady’s ham ad. So what does the rebel song mean?

BBC One viewers treated to a stirring rendition of the rebel song on the ‘This Time with Alan Partridge’ show

London Letter: Leave-veering audiences to lose out to capital’s output

‘Guess who’s back in the big time?’ he gloats in hilarious first episode of new show

Chatshow host, returning to present ‘This Time’, gives out his BBC email address

Channel 4’s questionable show sees celebrities join officers responding to emergencies

Presenter’s shambling persona is perfect for our political moment, says Steve Coogan

While a 5-1 victory looked impressive, how good, really, were Jürgen Klopp’s side?

The Deal or No Deal presenter promises pure TV gold in the jungle

The channel queasily struck names from the list of possible casualties, as if playing bingo

Album is now top-selling album in US after overtaking Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’

ITV documentary follows vintage TV stars on their cannabis-fuelled journey of discovery

Armando Iannucci, one of the most feared satirist's in the business, takes on Stalin in a comedy of terrors

Mirror Group ordered to pay damages to celebrity in relation to 62 published articles

Watch the thrilling sequence that brought David Attenborough one of two TV 2016 Baftas

He might look a Freddie Mercury hologram but Rylan Clark-Neal is far better than the frigid format of quiz show Babushka

All Round to Mrs Brown's is the kind of programme it's possible to love and hate at the same time

Our own media has questions to answer about coverage of the last election

Opinion: Nigel is thrilled to play Danny Glover to Donald Trump’s Mel Gibson

Faldo gives the impression he’s rushing off to his bigger earner on another network

He’s worked on Alan Partridge, adapted Fifty Shades of Grey, and is evangelical about ‘deliciously evil’ vaping. But when it came to tackling August Strindberg, Patrick Marber says his ‘infidelity might be an act of love’

Tension between innovation and tradition ultimately pulls latest 007 episode to pieces

Vignale is aimed at Audi and BMW drivers, but the price is not so tempting

Enclothed.co.uk combines the convenience of online shopping with sartorial assistance

I bought a house, then moved out. Marched against austerity. Tried to get thin. Had a romance. Finally, I packed in my legal career and moved to Norwich to do a master’s in creative writing

Brian Boyd and Emma Somers root through a bumper crop of TV, film and music to find gift ideas for the loved one who thinks they’ve seen it all

Celebrating 50 years since The Beatles played their only Irish gigs, the Dublin Beatles Festival takes place this weekend with tribute bands, exhibitions, plays, interviews and more

Iannucci brilliantly captured British politics with ‘The Thick of It’ and now he’s doing the same in the US with ‘Veep’. Despite this, he thinks politics is immune to his satire

Impervious to irony, and terrifying in their positivity, the Roses still impress

Players outside the top are struggling to play the game professionally due to prize money

Sky’s first ever head of comedy, Lucy Lumsden, talks about the serious business of funny

The traditional British sitcom wasn’t dead: it just needed the kiss of life from an Irishman