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Armoza Formats has confirmed a new Arabic adaptation of the game show Who’s Asking? for Israel.

Fasten Your Seatbelt, a new original series featuring caught-on-camera moments in air travel, is set to premiere on A&E Network next month.

Amid a government review that could see it privatized, Channel 4 has reported a record financial surplus of £74 million ($104 million) for 2020 and significant streaming gains.

FX has ordered the suspense thriller limited series Class of ’09, starring Brian Tyree Henry and Kate Mara.

Federation Entertainment and Echo Studio have joined forces for NADIA, a new documentary by Anissa Bonnefont that tells the story of Nadia Nadim, a former Afghan refugee who became a star on the Paris Saint-Germain football club.

The members of TV France International have voted in majority to approve the merger deal with UniFrance.

The U.K. government is looking to introduce new regulations on on-demand services and is mulling the privatization of Channel 4.

The winners of the Golden Nymph Awards have been unveiled at the 60th Monte-Carlo Television Festival, which saw multiple wins for It's a Sin and Uncle Frank.

The new Pucca mobile game Let’s Cook! Pucca: Food Truck World Tour is now available for free on iOS and Android.

BBC Studios' new competition format Master of Ceremonies (working title) has been commissioned by BBC Two, which has also ordered two new shows fronted by Sara Cox and Romesh Ranganathan.