Family drama series 'Merlin' is to be axed after five years, with the current BBC1 run to be its last. The BBC said the series about the young King...
Like most people who have grown up in the UK, I used to think of polio as more or less eradicated.
The BBC, intent on promoting their autumn drama content throughout the Olympics, just to remind us there is a world beyond sport, will be debuting the...
Over the years there have been many theories about why Stonehenge was built, some credible, some utterly bizarre. Some believe, for instance, that ...
A few years ago, malaria would have been a nurse's worst nightmare in Nyanza Province, Kenya. Outbreaks used to be common here. Now, as this year's rainy season begins, the health facility - which is supported by international medical charity Merlin - has only had two confirmed cases of malaria in the past week.
We have our own Captain Britain. Created by British born comic book writer, Chris Claremont in 1976 and designed to uphold British laws in the same way Captain America held up the US moral highground, our own super-saviour (real name Brian Braddock) has never really been taken to the nation's heart.
If we are to believe Tolstoy, happy families are all alike, while every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. This is certainly true of the famil...
Period hit Downton Abbey is taking on Doctor Who for the title of top drama at the National Television Awards. ITV1's saga about the Crawley family...
The newly premiered American fantasy drama Once Upon a Time is only seven episodes in on ABC, yet it is already a huge hit with viewers and critics. But, assuming that a UK channel with pick it up, would a British audience enjoy the shiny, Disneyfied family fairytale?
Downton Abbey will take on Doctor Who for the title of top drama at the National Television Awards. ITV1's saga about the Crawley family has been s...
This week millions across Britain will tune in to the Archers and enjoy the BBC's tales of milk prices and the Christmas pantomime. In South Sudan, first hand stories of living with HIV/AIDS are more likely to hit the airwaves.
