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Jul 10, 2023 | 
rts.org.uk | Harry Bennett
Together with Norwegian YouTube and coder, Kris Fagerlie, Sky News created the reporter using ChatGPT and other publicly accessible AI software. They found that the AI reporter was able to pitch a "topical, accurate and impartial story idea" within a single 20-minute software run.
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Jul 6, 2023 | 
rts.org.uk | Harry Bennett |Asa Butterfield
Nunn realised the stories and character arcs were coming to an end while writing the fourth and now final series. But she says she " [feels] like I've said everything that I want to say with these characters at this time."Netflix have assured a proper send-off for the gang.
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Jul 4, 2023 | 
rts.org.uk | Harry Bennett
The first series saw Dooley stay with Autumn, a 9-year-old GunTuber (someone who shares their collection of weapons on YouTube) who lives with her parents in Oklahoma, Mya and Kennedy, a transgender mother and father living in Virginia, and Cheryl and Quran, a Georgian couple with a 37 year age gap. The new series will explore similarly modern themes, including attitudes to love, relationships, marriage, parenting and money.
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Jul 3, 2023 | 
rts.org.uk | Harry Bennett
The Traitors Australia (credit: BBC/Nigel Wright/Endemol Australia & All3Media International) Wimbledon kicks off, Ross Kemp returns to acting and The Traitors goes down under. Wimbledon 2023MondayBBC One, 1.45pmThe BBC is back on the lawns for Wimbledon 2023, with Clare Balding taking over from Sue Barker as host of the live coverage, which begins with the first round of the men's and ladies' singles competitions.
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Jun 27, 2023 | 
rts.org.uk | Harry Bennett
Channel 4 has announced that Taskmaster's "little" Alex Horne and his band The Horne Section are tuning up for a second series of their musical sitcom. The debut series, which aired in 2022, won widespread critical acclaim, with the likes of The Guardian saying "this riotously fun sitcom is an utter delight."Alex Horne and The Horne Section will once again write and star in the series, but this time they have enlisted the internationally renowned musician and comedian Reggie Watts.
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Jun 26, 2023 | 
rts.org.uk | Harry Bennett
The new four-part series will air outside Black History Month for the first time, having been given a slot in the mainstream schedule. ITV's Head of Entertainment Commissioning Katie Rawcliffe, who ordered the recommission, explained: “Sorry I Didn’t Know has quickly established itself as one of our stand out panel shows, with all the ingenuity, flair and humour to appeal to a modern, contemporary audience.
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Jun 20, 2023 | 
rts.org.uk | Harry Bennett
Lees was widely praised for her brutally honest account of her upbringing as a teenage boy called Byron in the "small-minded" town of Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, as well as for capturing the Y2K era in all its pre-internet nostalgia. Now she is re-telling the story across an eight-part series, which will be directed by Chris Sweeney (The Tourist).
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Jun 13, 2023 | 
rts.org.uk | Harry Bennett |Anna Richardson
Slimming jabs have made headlines after producing 'miracle' results in clinical trials, but some suspect all the hype and celebrity endorsement to be not just overblown, but actively dangerous. As the NHS' approval has cleared the way for their introduction to high-street chemists, Richardson is therefore setting out to find the truth behind these drugs, Semaglutide and Liraglutide, also known as Wegovy and Ozempic.
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Jun 12, 2023 | 
rts.org.uk | Harry Bennett
Annie Murphy in Black Mirror. Credit: Netflix As Jack Thorne continues defending disability rights through drama, Charlie Brooker conjures more technological nightmares. Best InterestsMondayBBC One, 9.00pmJack Thorne continues spotlighting disability rights with another thought-challenging drama. Based on high-profile, real-life cases, Best Interests stars Sharon Horgan and Michael Sheen as a couple divided by the impossible decision of whether to allow their suffering daughter to die.
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Jun 12, 2023 | 
rts.org.uk | Harry Bennett
Having proved his eye for a serial podcast-worthy story with the 2019 hit The Missing Cryptoqueen, Bartlett is back with another gripping tale of internet deception for BBC Sounds. The name reads like a taunt now but, until it was closed for mismanagement in 2020, Believe in Magic was a charity granting wishes to seriously ill children. Among those whose imagination it captured was One Direction, one of the most successful boy bands ever. And who can blame them?
