The news that Doctor Who's 50th anniversary special would be broadcast in 3D should, given my interest in 3D media and my long-term fandom of the Doctor and his TARDIS, be the final tipping point that pushes me over the edge into investing in a new 3D TV.

The BBC re-edited an episode of Sir David Attenborough's Africa series to remove a disputed claim over climate change. In the episode, broadcast on...

National treasure Sir David Attenborough made his Twitter debut on Wednesday - and received a message from space. The veteran wildlife broadcaster ...

David Attenborough will experience the realities of rhino poaching in the final episode of his hit BBC One series 'Africa' on Wednesday night. In K...

Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry being nervous presenting the first award, a nice change from the overall slickness on display David Walliams' take on...

David Attenborough's New BBC1 Series Africa promised a lot and it delivered with some stunning footage of giraffes fighting. The six part series is...

Sir David Attenborough's new BBC wildlife series will tell viewers when animals are filmed in specially controlled conditions after an episode of Froz...

There's only place on the planet left to discover, according to Sir David Attenborough. "The ultra depths of the ocean is the last frontier," expl...

Sir David Attenborough believes TV naturalists like him could become extinct and replaced by amateurs from the YouTube generation. The broadcaster ...

On Monday night I watched Inside Nature's Giants, Channel Four's wildlife documentary opponent to the BBC's [insert David Attenborough's latest wildlife programme here].

Nature documentaries never aim to project complete realism onto our screens. Killer whales don't actually chew on penguins in slow-motion. The Antarctic landscape doesn't glisten and sweep like a David Lean epic, its inhabitants are not permanently viewed through a cinematic filter that would make a tramp's mongrel look like the most majestic of all God's beasts.

In the wake of social media playing a large part in worldwide coverage of disasters, newspaper hacking scandals and more - we are evolving and we're beginning to get used to joining in the conversation on a massive scale.

Presenter Sir David Attenborough has defended the inclusion of archive footage in his hit TV wildlife documentary Frozen Planet. Outraged viewers c...

Sir David Attenborough has weighed into the Frozen Planet row to defend the use of footage of polar bear cubs which was not filmed in the Arctic, but ...

BBC One always goes a bit crackers at Christmas, but this year it has surpassed itself. Never mind the five-star lineup, Nick Knowles et al - many...