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The Day of the Doctor (BBC One, 7:45pm) saw the current Time Lord behind the wheel of the TARDIS, Matt Smith, come face to face with all of his previous incarnations.

The exclusive deal between Channel 4 and PlayStation aims to engage viewers interactively – from second screening to time-shifted viewing.

Connected TV users are six times more likely to have increased their use of the medium in the last year than to have decreased it.

Thursday night saw the BBC’s Doctor Who anniversary celebrations properly kick off with An Adventure in Space and Time – Mark Gatiss’s love letter to a time gone by and the creation of the long running sci-fi phenomenon.

Proclaimed as an annual event by the United Nations in 1996, broadcasters across the globe have been invited to broadcast a brief video in recognition of TV’s role to inform, educate and entertain.

Last night brought relief to desperate jungle fans with another hour and a half of quality I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! (ITV, 9pm) action, coming after Tuesday’s compassionate football break.

Graham McCallum, the designer behind some of the best known TV branding, including BBC Two and Blackadder, celebrates his 70th birthday this week with a retrospective look at the last fifty years in the business.

LG is investigating allegations that certain Smart TVs are sending programme information back to manufacturers, despite users activating a privacy setting.

As with the BBC’s former head of news, Roger Mosey, there is a small problem with the Question Time presenter’s views says Raymond Snoddy: they are not very sound and fit all too precisely with an emerging Conservative agenda.

Speaking to Richard Bacon’s Five Live radio show, the Question Time host said that the corporation needs to “redefine” its role and “examine whether it is too powerful for its own good.”