Prepare to say goodbye to the Friends Meal at McDonald’s, folks, as it’s almost time for it to leave the menu. Every six weeks or so, the limited-edition items on the UK menu are swapped for something ...

If you turned on your TV today and flicked over to ITV1 expecting an episode of Loose Women, then you might have got a shock. That's because the daytime talk show has gone on a break - here's what you ...

ITV are back with their latest big series Gone, but what's it about, when's it on, who’s in the full cast and where have you seen them before. The broadcaster are back with their latest high-profile ...

ITV given opportunity to show commercials during mandatory hydration breaks following similiar innovation during Six Nations coverage Tom has been The Telegraph's Sports News Correspondent since 2018, ...

FIFA will allow broadcasters to show adverts during their live coverage of World Cup matches. ITV will be among the channels able to cut away during the mandatory hydration breaks at this summer's ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mid-action split-screen advertisements are common in the broadcasting of several US sports but would be a break from the norm at ...

World Cup matches will effectively be shown in quarters rather than halves as broadcasters seize on mandatory new breaks to show more TV adverts. ITV appears increasingly likely to broadcast ...

There has long been a debate about whether chocolate should be kept in the fridge or not. However, one foodie has now taken things further by revealing he freezes his Cadbury Creme Eggs – claiming it ...

The debate over whether chocolate belongs in the fridge has raged for years. However, one food enthusiast has taken matters to a new level by disclosing that he freezes his Cadbury Creme Eggs – ...

Cadbury Creme Eggs have become as synonymous with Easter as Peeps or chocolate bunnies. The chocolate confections are filled with a fondant-type filling that's modeled after the yolk and albumen of a ...

ITV Studios has unveiled its London TV Screenings slate, with a Graham Norton-hosted reality show, two drama series from Ben Stephenson’s Poison Pen Studios, and a new drama series from Russell T.