Channel 4 is known for its riveting documentaries, and the broadcaster has released its latest one, See No Evil, which focuses on the abuse levied by former barrister and Christian leader, John Smyth.

The TV and film industry player has picked a successor for Alex Mahon, who stepped down this summer after eight years. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor U.K. broadcaster Channel 4 has named Priya ...

Broadcaster agrees historic deal with CAF to win exclusive rights to all AFCON matches, marking the first time the tournament is on free-to-air television in full in the UK. 52 matches to air across ...

Northern Nevada reflects on a year of hope, pride, and tragedy in top 10 stories of 2025 As we turn the page on 2025, we’re taking a moment to look back — at the stories that made us hopeful, ...

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Channel 4's new series Summerwater has been described by the broadcaster as a "thrilling and compulsive drama" promising to take the audience on "a journey of wit, heart, and tragedy." In part, ...

TV viewers who tuned into Channel 4's latest four-part series, Trespasses, have hailed the romance drama "perfect" after the debut episode dropped on Sunday. Based on the book from Northern Irish ...

Holywood, County Down in 1975 - five miles north-east of Belfast and 23 years before the conflict in Northern Ireland would end. This is the backdrop for the new Gillian Anderson and Lola ...

Dougary Scott stars alongside Harry Potter legend Shirley Henderson (yes, Moaning Myrtle!) in the unsettling first look trailer at new Channel 4 drama Summerwater. The new six-part Scottish drama is ...

USA TODAY Sports has live coverage of Dodgers vs. Blue Jays in World Series Game 4. The Los Angeles Dodgers have taken the series lead against the Toronto Blue Jays after an epic 18-inning Game 3, the ...

A groundbreaking Channel 4 dating programme has allegedly been axed following just two series. Bosses had "high hopes" for the show as its creators were the masterminds behind Married At First Sight, ...