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1 week ago | 
atvtoday.co.uk | Michael Garrett
Use your ← → (arrow) keys to browseBBC Studios Global Digital Brands together with BBC Studios Kids & Family and Ludo Studio have announced that Bluey Book Reads returns for a second series today… The eagerly awaited next instalment of the digital-exclusive series landed at 4pm BST on the Official Bluey YouTube and Bluey.tv and sees even more much-loved Bluey storybooks brought to life by a variety of celebrity Bluey fans.
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2 weeks ago | 
atvtoday.co.uk | Michael Garrett
Big Brother host Will Best joined Fleur East and James Barr on the Hits Radio Breakfast Show this morning to announce that he’s joining the weekday morning team. Will was announced as joining the station last December as a weekend presenter. Now he’s hitting weekdays…From Monday April 28th, straight from the Celebrity Big Brother house, Will joins Fleur East and comedian James Barr from 6am on Hits Radio Breakfast as a new co-host.
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2 weeks ago | 
atvtoday.co.uk | Michael Garrett
The Bottle Yard Studios, the largest film and TV production facility in the West of England, has been shortlisted for Studio of the Year at the prestigious Global Production Awards 2025. Presented by Screen International, the annual industry awards take place at the Cannes Film Festival. They were launched in 2023 to celebrate outstanding and sustainable work in the world of film/TV production, locations and studios.
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2 weeks ago | 
atvtoday.co.uk | Michael Garrett
For nearly a decade, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, the largest health board in Wales, has been making headlines—often for the wrong reasons, from long waits to ambulances queuing outside hospitals. Yet, behind these challenges are stories of dedication, resilience, and compassion. And for the first time in a long time, the Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board has agreed access for cameras to capture the real-life experiences of those on the frontlines.
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2 weeks ago | 
atvtoday.co.uk | Michael Garrett
The hour-long debate will take place in Hull on Tuesday, 29 April 2025, ahead of polling day on 1 May. Presenter Krishnan Guru-Murthy will host the televised debate live on Channel 4 News, with a politically balanced studio audience in attendance. Channel 4 News Editor, Esme Wren:“Sparking debate is central to our remit and we look forward to bringing our popular political formats to Hull.
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2 weeks ago | 
atvtoday.co.uk | Michael Garrett
The BBC World Service has selected the first trainees for the Future Voices scheme which will see three young people with disabilities from Kenya, take part in a four-month paid training programme at BBC’s East Africa Bureau. Joanne Episcopo, News Editor & Future Voices Lead:“We launched the Future Voices scheme over a decade ago to enhance diversity within the BBC World Service Unit by offering opportunities to young people from underserved audiences.
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3 weeks ago | 
atvtoday.co.uk | Michael Garrett
From the things we ate, to the ways we worked, played and even how we paid for it all. Across multiple weekends this spring, we’re going to be packing our bags for a series of fun-filled, nostalgia-packed weekenders taking in quizzes, entertainment, documentaries, history, adventure and experiment. In addition to the previously announced 1970’s Diet with Josie Gibson, further shows in this seventies celebration include Sally Lindsay’s 70’s Quiz Night.
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3 weeks ago | 
atvtoday.co.uk | Michael Garrett
Jazz FM have this week announced their spring/summer schedule of special programmes, series and documentaries along with summer festival outside broadcasts…As well as returning series of listener favourites, there are new presenters joining the station to help tell the continued story of the broad range of jazz, soul and blues. Jazz FM and Magic Classical Content Director Nick Pitts:“As everyone knows, the world’s greatest jazz, soul and blues is at the centre of everything we do.
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3 weeks ago | 
atvtoday.co.uk | Michael Garrett
The White Lotus performer Jason Isaacs spoke with The News Agents today and concludes that he does not know whether his “clear dislike for the current President of America” will mean he will not be allowed to work in the US and shares that he has been advised to “completely wipe” his “social media history”.
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4 weeks ago | 
atvtoday.co.uk | Michael Garrett
BBC Scotland’s Head of News and Current Affairs, Gary Smith, has announced he is to leave the role in the summer. Smith has a spent a 40-year journalistic career with the Beeb, apart from a four-year stint at Channel 4 News in the late 80s and early 90s. “It’s been a privilege to have a front row seat as history was made over the past four decades in Scotland, the UK and the world. I’ve worked with some brilliant colleagues, been involved in the biggest stories, and had a lot of fun along the way.
