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Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman return to BBC One in Sherlock
Sue Perkins talks about new documentary Mrs Dickens' Family Christmas
Sue Perkins talks about new documentary Mrs Dickens' Family Christmas
Take a look at the BBC's festive TV highlights
The BBC has today confirmed the appointment of three non-executive directors of the BBC Executive Board. Sally Davis and Dame Fiona Reynolds will join the board from 1 January 2012 and Brian McBride will join from 1 March 2012.
BBC In-house Comedy has won an unparalleled five out of the twelve competitive awards at this year’s British Comedy Awards. Overall, the BBC picked up nine awards, plus The British Comedy Lifetime Achievement Academy Award for Have I Got News For You.
Adrian Lester, who plays master con-man Mickey 'Bricks' Stone, stars in the last series of Hustle, as the gang of grifters continue to scam the high-flying and filthy rich by hitting them where it hurts most – their wallet!
Jaime Murray returns as Stacie Monroe in the last series of Hustle.
Virgin Media and the BBC today announced a new deal that will bring next-generation BBC TV services to the Virgin Media TiVo® Service in 2012, continuing the successful partnership which saw BBC iPlayer launch on its first TV platform.
Clare Balding will present a major 30-part Radio 4 series charting how Britain has shaped sport and how sport has shaped the British.
A poll for BBC Radio 4 indicates that it is widely believed that parents in Britain are losing control of how their children behave.
There’s a sleigh load of programmes for the whole family to enjoy this Christmas on the BBC
Sherlock: A Scandal In Belgravia
BBC One’s multi-award-winning drama, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman, returns
Charles Dickens’s last novel, Edwin Drood, left unfinished at the halfway mark at his death, is adapted and completed on BBC Two
Michael Bublé performs some of his classic hits and songs from his latest album, Christmas
Ayeesha Menon’s rework of Charles Dickens’s Martin Chuzzlewit is set amongst the Catholic community in modern-day Mumbai
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