Comcast ups the ante in the battle for European pay-TV network Sky after Fox increases its bid
In an age of tattoos, tongue piercings and political turmoil, a soft-spoken man in a dark blue waistcoat and striped tie is uniting England amid dreams of victory in soccer's World Cup
Peter Firmin, the co-creator of the classic British children's programs "Clangers," "Bagpuss," and "The Basil Brush Show," has died
The BBC has struck a deal with a senior BBC journalist who quit her post to protest the media company's gender pay gap
Former "Game of Thrones" co-stars Kit Harington and Rose Leslie were marrying Saturday with a church service and a celebration at the bride's ancestral castle in Scotland
A popular Chinese social media site is blocking users from posting about "Last Week Tonight" and its host John Oliver after the HBO news satire program aired a segment making fun of Chinese President Xi Jinping
Leslie Grantham, who played arch-villain "Dirty" Den Watts on British soap opera "EastEnders," has died
The Premier League broadcasting landscape has been reshaped with Amazon becoming the first internet streaming service to buy live rights in Britain and all overseas revenue no longer being shared equally by clubs
Britain's culture secretary is set to offer his verdict on 21st Century Fox's 11.7 billion-pound bid ($16.4 billion) to buy the 61 percent of the U.K. satellite broadcaster Sky it doesn't already own.
Britain's culture secretary says he will allow 21st Century Fox's 11.7 billion-pound ($16.4 billion) bid to buy the 61 percent of the U.K. satellite broadcaster Sky it doesn't already own, provided it divests itself of Sky News.
