Television Magazine
Monthly Publication of the RTS
February 2025
The White Lotus is back for season three. Be ready for cultural clashes and biting satire, warns...
Ruth Ellis is no stranger to our screens, but now a largely female team has dramatised the 1950s...
Fancy living somewhere as pretty as St Mary Mead, Midsomer or Jersey? With cosy crime rates soaring...
Channel 4 CEO Alex Mahon accuses social media platforms of abandoning the commitment to truth in a...
Dani Harmer, the actor who plays Jacqueline Wilson’s beloved rebel, is now behind the camera....
Steve Clarke finds heart, warmth and wry humour in the long-running Brockman family saga
The first rule of London is you do not talk to strangers. The second rule of London is do not talk...
Richard Watsham oversees UKTV’s content pipeline.
As shock and awe hit Washington, Robert Moore feels the chill – and the irony – at Trump’s...
A ‘pink carpet’ launch, a Dragon with big ideas and Robson Green on walkabout all add up to a great...
Can broadcast fight back? At a sold-out RTS event, industry leaders gave their predictions for the...
The Drive to Survive effect has brought a new lease of life to the world of factual and...
Cellist Anita Lasker-Wallfisch, who survived the death factory of Auschwitz, is the focus of a...
Matthew Bell hears how Channel 4’s audacious TV experiment, The Jury: Murder Trial, went from...
BBC Three’s fish-out-of-water comedy-drama Boarders is back for a second series. Seraphina Allard-...
The Sky News political presenter looks back over four decades in television. Steve Clarke reports
RTS Cymru Wales held an advance screening at University of South Wales last month of a BBC Wales...
Roger Appleton, who died on 2 January at the age of 90, was an RTS Fellow and a stalwart of the...
