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If you didn’t think the ninth series of Lord Sugar’s bloated interview process was dragged out long enough already then you’ll be happy to know that last night’s finale was a feature-length tale of nerves, confidence and the inevitable tears.Refreshingly, the past few series of The Apprentice (BBC One, 8pm) have dropped the excruciating charade… Continue reading TV Overnights: 6.1 million viewers watch Lord Sugar opt for cosmetic surgery to get his woman

The arrival of the third series of the popular fantasy programme saw Blinkbox revenues reach record highs compared with this time last year.

According to reports on The Wall Street Journal, Google is revisiting pay TV options – two years on from when the idea was first proposed.

Fans of Luther’s brand of near-comic violence and ghastly murders weren’t really affected by the heat as the audience only fell by a small amount week on week.

The deal gives the BBC and BT Sport a shared rights deal of the FA Cup from 2014 through to 2018, which will be free to view on both channels.

Smart TVs are failing to impress early adopters as consumers move towards devices that are easier to use such as tablets, smartphones and other connected TVs.

Even though the series has past the halfway point, the uninspired recurrent format of Long Lost Family hasn’t done anything to dampen its popularity.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch forecasts BskyB’s overall product growth to be the slowest since Sky launched HD/broadband in 2006 – predicting 300,000 DTH subscriber losses per year.

According to research from IHS, set-top box shipments will increase by another 6% this year – set to reach almost 300 million by 2015.

Ye olden day shagathon, The White Queen (9pm) reached the half-way point, building itself up for its very epic climax in five weeks’ time. BBC One’s white knight of Sunday evening strode in on its HD horse, pulling in 3.6 million viewers into its web of political deviance and plethora of characters.