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Keith Lemon to revive Through the Keyhole on ITV Former presenters David Frost and Loyd Grossman give the comedy character the thumbs up as the classic format is brought back for a primetime run
British Soap Awards 2013: Coronation Street wins Best Storyline - acceptance speech video See Natalie Gumede, Alan Halsall and Jennie McAlpine pick up their prize
Gary Neville: Don’t try to make me a broadcaster – leave me as I am He was Sir Alex Ferguson’s sergeant major for 20 years, now he’s the best pundit on TV – and he isn’t finished yet
The Swedish guide to Eurovision Forget Bonnie Tyler, Tim Dowling celebrates the host country, from Diggi Loo to Waterloo
That Week On TV: The Murder Workers, C4; The Fall, BBC2 The real-life work of Victim Support made the latest fictional murder drama seem even more tawdry, says Jack Seale in his weekly TV review
Adventure traveller Simon Reeve on Australia The travel journalist reveals handling poisonous jellyfish, dodging crocodiles and meeting renegade bikers, during his latest BBC show set Down Under
He has lost listeners, but it's not all grim for Radio 1's Grimmy The numbers do not lie, but they also do not show the whole truth or the bigger picture, says Mark Jefferies
Is this the end for Twitter TV spoilers? Twivo is a new program developed by a 17-year-old US coder that blocks mentions of your favourite programs on the social networking site