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After 10 grueling weeks, Tuesday evening brought sweet relief to many baking fans as their magnificent new ruler was finally crowned on the finale of The Great British Bake Off (BBC Two, 8pm).

TV remains front-runner but traditional media budgets decline, with newspapers, magazines and radio all down, according to Nielsen’s Global AdView Pulse Report.

BBC One Daytime’s Moving On will become the first series to premier on the corporation’s online platform as part of the BBC Trust’s approved trial to explore the role of online premiering.

The weekend kicked off with a rather sombre episode of Glee as the writers and cast had the tricky task of dealing with the death of Cory Monteith’s character Flynn.

Commercial television channels saw a rise in yearly revenues in September, with the exception of Channel 4 and ITV Breakfast, down -1.3% and 0.6%, respectively.

Thursday saw Emmerdale step up its campaign for national dominance. After Wednesday’s hour long special, last night brought two helpings of small town drama with Coronation Street’s absence creating the perfect storm for ITV.

ITV has warned users with ad-blocking software that it will be preventing them from watching content via ITV Player.

CBBC is about to make watching TV a lot less passive for children after its first commission for a “true multi-platform production”.

BSkyB has seen an 8% drop in profits in the last quarter, but the satellite broadcaster looks unscathed in the pay-TV sports battle with BT.

Wednesday heralded a blockbuster night for soap fans as not just the usual one, but two ITV soaps treated viewers to feature-length specials.