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Midsomer Murders (8pm) returned to ITV last night for another two-hour helping of silly-but-fun sleuthing.

The naughty entertainer attempted to turn ordinary members of the public into cold-hearted killers.

Catering for those who get their media via the internet and those who watch and listen to traditional channels could last a generation, warns Raymond Snoddy.

BARB has enhanced the way in which it understands how TV is consumed. Here, the body’s deputy research director Joe Lewis shares new findings about what his team is learning

Elworthy joined Freesat in 2013 as head of marketing and communications after a stint at The Times and BBC and replaces Paul Gilshan.

The broadcaster welcomed the return of Benidorm for an eight run of crowd-pleasing, all-inclusive fun.

The return of Gogglebox helped Channel 4 drive share of viewing up 1% in 2015.

Dominic Mills begins the New Year by scratching his head over the ad-free Formula One coming to Channel 4 and lamenting the sad use of a comedy genius in a lacklustre Specsavers ad

Saturday brought the return of The Voice for a final lap on the BBC.

Yesterday saw the launch of Midsomer Murder’s eighteenth series.