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Channel 4 boss ‘deeply sorry’ after MAFS sexual assault and rape allegations

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Channel 4 boss ‘very confident’ right decisions made regarding MAFS allegations

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Ian Katz stepping down as chief content officer of Channel 4

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Danny Dyer in ‘heart-stopping’ new series about Iranian embassy siege

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Nigella Lawson to replace Dame Prue Leith on Great British Bake Off

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Channel 4 to air night of Donald Trump untruths ahead of state visit

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Rachel Reeves: From child chess champion to ‘iron’ Chancellor

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Boris Johnson says Emily Maitlis descended ‘into madness’ during US election

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AI will not be writing our dramas anytime soon – Channel 4 content boss Ian Katz

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Channel 4 unveils multimillion-pound programme to boost regional impact

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Channel 4 reports record £52m deficit for 2023 amid advertising slump

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Not making Succession is ‘biggest regret’, says Channel 4 chief content officer

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Who has Sir Keir Starmer picked to be in his Cabinet?

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Channel 4 soap Hollyoaks to air fewer episodes each week

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Journalist says DCMS vetoed her Channel 4 board appointment amid diversity row

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Stephen Fry to condemn rise in antisemitism in Channel 4 Christmas message

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Channel 4 will put Hollyoaks episodes on YouTube after E4 airing

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Channel 4 boss Ian Katz denies Government focus is impacting commissioning

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Claudia Winkleman, TV bosses to discuss media’s future at Edinburgh TV Festival

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Claudia Winkleman, Mika and Lang Lang return for second series of The Piano

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Channel 4’s dependence on ad revenue concerns Government, says minister

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When will the cutbacks end at Channel 4?

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Channel 4 cancels Bafta-winning The Big Narstie Show

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Channel 4 ‘energised and refocused’ after privatisation battle

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Davina McCall’s contraceptive pill documentary leads raft of new Channel 4 shows

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Channel 4 show Naked Education prompts nearly 1,000 complaints to Ofcom

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AI robot tackles tough topics in Channel 4’s Alternative Christmas Message

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Broadcast industry bosses to call for more diversity within leadership roles

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Channel 4 wins channel of the year at Edinburgh as privatisation threat looms

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