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The former director of communications and strategy for Tony Blair will undertake interviews covering politics, sport, business and media.

After returning from the dead following a spectacularly final-looking suicide attempt three weeks ago, Sherlock (BBC One, 8:30pm) continued to push credibility to extreme levels.

Over 103 million homes in the US will have pay-TV by the end of 2014, with two thirds of pay-TV subscribers expressing interest in features they currently do not have, according to new research from Parks Associates.

UK price comparison website MoneySuperMarket has appointed Meetrics to address the increasing issue around online ads being served but never seen.

The London Evening Standard is to increase its print run from 700,000 to 900,000 copies – covering all 33 London boroughs for the first time.

As CES comes to a close, Addictive! founder, Simon Andrews, looks at some of the main themes to emerge from the tech fest – from terrible clichés to the ever-increasing importance of content.

New figures from the Advertising Association and Warc show highest year on year growth for three years is fueling optimism.

Despite online taking ever larger slices of advertising budgets, new findings from Nielsen and Statista reveal that digital ads still lag behind traditional media when it comes to consumer trust.

The second new episode in 16 years saw Sharon, Tracey and Dorien go to very extreme lengths to pay the bills – allowing a TOWIE star to cameo in a misguided attempt at popularity truly is scraping the barrel.

European Commision grants unconditional clearance for merger to form the Publicis Omnicom Group.