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Tuesday brought a limited selection of evening programming from ITV, with live football taking up much of the broadcaster’s schedule.

Monday evening’s schedule brought a luminous break from the gloom and doom of a fresh week, with ITV providing two hours and 35 minutes of star jumps, jazz hands and back flips on The Royal Variety Performance (7:30pm).

This past weekend finally brought ITV’s winter ratings spectacular I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! to a close, with the reality competition ending a highly successful run in a fairly impressive fashion.

In a bid to strengthen its free HD offering, Freesat has today confirmed the launch of five new BBC high definition channels and a new HD genre in the New Year.

There was no surprise over on ITV as its big player of the night once again came in the form of I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! as the series hurtled towards its conclusion.

The second series of the Netflix exclusive will be available to all members in all countries where the video service is available.

Wednesday’s highly coveted soap glory belonged solely to commercial broadcaster ITV, with Weatherfield preparing to batten down the hatches as yet another tumultuous wedding got underway.

From today any home with a broadband connection will have the option to stream film titles offered by Sky to their TV or laptop.

ITV dominated last night’s late evening schedule with BBC One’s big shows suffering a noticeable loss in popularity.

The next round of TV innovation in the UK is being ‘held back’ by the failure of the UK’s free TV platforms to invest in data and ad tech systems, according to Decipher.