TV and Radio

Amber and Martin Brammahare will be guests on the popular programme tomorrow (Wednesday, January 23)

For as long as he can remember, Jason Fitzpatrick has always loved technology.

Grantchester star James Norton reveals some of his favourite memories from filming the show and why he's finally decided to ditch the dog collar

Our critic, the Movie Evangelist Mark Liversidge, completes the countdown to his top film of the year

Debbie Baxter, an artist known for painting trees, will have a five-minute slot on the programme this weekend.

This year, the Britain's Got Talent team is coming to the Grafton Centre in Cambridge, as part of its quest to find talented acts for the new series.

How DO they do that? From Patrick Melrose to Atlantis and Troy, the Cambridge studio has the answers?

Tan is one of castaways dropped on remote Pacific Ocean island - unaware a second group is there

Histon and Impington hoping to charm the nation

The return of French and Saunders, David Attenborough meets an empire of ants, the Great Christmas Bake Off and, of course, a new Doctor Who – there’s plenty to look forward to on our screens this Christmas.

A film festival will raise money for East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (Each) following the “love and kindness” it gave to the organiser’s family.

In this month's column, sponsored by the Arts Picturehouse in Cambridge, Mark Liversidge explores the cult status of The Room.

Film lovers rejoice! The Cambridge Film Festival (October 19-26), supported by the Cambridge Independent, is almost upon us.

Costa Book of the Year winner stars in Natural World TV special

Cam-side resident Anton Wright talks about his epic odyssey on a remote Scottish island for Channel 4's reality TV show.

So, how's your week been? I've spent most of mine being asked what I think about the new Doctor Who. Honestly, you write one half-a-million-word history of a TV show and people automatically expect you to have an opinion on it.

So who should be the next Doctor? The best life form for the job, that's who.

It cost £100million to make, it's one of the most eagerly anticipated series of the year and a Cambridgeshire landmark is one of its stars.