BBC One snares Spice documentary
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Documentaries about the Spice Girls and the Royal Family are centrepieces of BBC One's autumn schedule.
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By VICTOR LEWIS-SMITH  Trawlermen BBC1  WHEN it comes to slagging off the cuisine of other nations, we Brits really do take the biscotti.
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A fly-on-the-wall documentary revealing the last 12 months of JK Rowling's life is to be shown on ITV1.
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A major government food campaign is aiming to persuade Britons to stop consuming so much salt.
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Media & professional: Members of the BBC Trust have expressed concern about two heavily criticised editions of Panorama. By Leigh Holmwood.
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Now see here BBC shows including Life on Mars, Spooks and The Mighty Boosh have today been made available to buy on the iTunes video store, as first revealed by The Register on Friday last week.â¦
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LAST Wednesday night, CBS Newsâs flagship current affairs programme, 60 Minutes, appeared to have a splendid scoop. New documents obtained by the programme purported to show that George Bush had shirked
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Dramatic new film of the moments after an attempted car bombing at Glasgow airport is obtained by the BBC.
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The Frost Report, a topical satirical programme from 40 years ago, is returning for a one-off special on BBC Four.
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The government's new drugs awareness campaign is a spoof wildlife documentary about a teenage house party â complete with a voiceover impersonating David Attenborough. By Mark Sweney
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BBC News 24 is discussing 40 years of change in the food industry, including the rise of the supermarket and the demise of the independent food shops.
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Life on Mars, Spooks and other BBC shows are now available to download from digital store iTunes.
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Comment is free: Hadley Freeman: Celebrity endorsements are carefully managed to exploit both brands: but the Spice Girls and Tesco?
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The BBC&#39;s international TV news channel has apologised after being duped into airing an interview with a fake Dow Chemical spokesman who said the firm would pay billions
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A British documentary claimed that Pope Benedict XVI was implicated in the systematic cover-up of child sex abuse allegations against Catholic priests.
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(InfoWorld) - Indiaâs National Association of Software and Service Companies (Nasscom) has asked U.K. broadcaster Channel Four Television to provide information from a news documentary that it plans to air Thursday evening about alleged data theft in India. Channel 4's "Dispatches" program will feature the results of a sting operation in which an undercover reporter was offered credit card information for customers of U.K. banks that have outsourced processing work to India. The men offering the information claim to have got it from staff at Indian call centers and business process outsourcing (BPO) operations, according to newspaper reports. Acting through a law firm, Nasscom has asked Channel 4 to provide it with details of the allegations it plans to air, together with evidence and any other supporting documentation, Nasscom said. It asked the broadcaster to cooperate "immediately, fully and wholeheartedlyâ with Indian authorities, to help them prosecute the alleged data thieves in India. As of late Monday in India, Channel 4 had refused to provide the information, according to Nasscom. Several sting operations by newspapers and TV channels have attempted to expose faults in the Indian call center and business process outsourcing (BPO) industries. Last year the U.K. tabloidÂ The Sun reportedÂ that its undercover reporter was sold secret information on 1,000 bank accounts by an employee of a call center in Delhi. Indian police said theyÂ could not make an arrestÂ unless a formal complaint was made by the cell centers companies involved, the banks or their customers. Some of the banks named in the report said their data had not been compromised. Nasscom's president, Kiran Karnik, accused such sting operations of goading people into committing crimes that otherwise might not have been committed. Sting operations like the one by Channel 4 sometimes go beyond uncovering wrongdoing and actually induce crimes that are then recorded and aired, he said in a statement Monday. In this case, one of the alleged criminals has said that the data he offered for sale was fake, according to Karnik. India has had its share of data theft cases, however. Earlier this year, an Indian back-office and customer support operation of the British bank HSBC Bank PLC complained that an employee had stolen confidential data, and used it to defraud 20 of the bank's customers in London to the tune of Â£233,000 ($425,000). The employee has been prosecuted by Indian police. HSBC described the incident as a one-off. Sunil Mehta, vice president of Nasscom, argued that the incidence of data theft and data privacy breaches is lower in India than in the U.K. and the U.S.
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BBC Click reporter Chris Long takes a swipe at some of the technologies that are floated as good ideas by government.