James Bond fans lined the River Thames to watch 007 stunts being filmed in London.

A trailer for Danny Boyle's new film about Steve Jobs offers a first glimpse of actor Michael Fassbender as the late Apple co-founder.

Acclaimed producer David Puttnam is to return to the big screen with Arctic 30, about Greenpeace activists thrown from their ship into a Russian jail.

Pop star Taylor Swift wins eight of 14 categories at the Billboard Music Awards, while Kanye West is booed.

John Whittingdale is "a good choice" as culture secretary whose appointment will not have an adverse impact on the BBC, the outgoing vice-chair of the BBC Trust says.

A drama about the "tragedy and passion" of the difficult lives of the Bronte family is to appear on BBC One, written and directed by Last Tango In Halifax author Sally Wainwright.

A Channel 4 docudrama that imagined a future where the UK Independence Party won the general election is cleared by broadcasting watchdog Ofcom.

A BBC presenter who said women should "keep their knickers on" during a live debate about convicted rapist Ched Evans faces no action by watchdog Ofcom.