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2018 marks the 30th year of Discovery Channel’s annual programming event.

BBC has ordered two new installments of the crime series Murder Mystery and My Family for broadcast on BBC One in daytime slots next year.

A&E Network is expanding its hit series Nightwatch with a new nonfiction show from executive producer Dick Wolf and 44 Blue Productions.

The BBC has commissioned for BBC One the tentatively titled Jack the Ripper, an hour-long documentary that delves into the serial killer’s gruesome murders.

TrueRoyalty.tv, an on-demand service dedicated to premium royal-related content, has made its first original commission, Meghan and Harry: The First 100 Days (working title).

Twofour Rights has inked sales with partners across Europe for 130 hours of its factual and factual-entertainment titles such as Give It a Year.

At the Edinburgh TV Festival, actor, writer and presenter Michael Palin is set to host an exclusive preview of Channel 5's upcoming and tentatively titled docuseries Michael Palin in North Korea, followed by an interview with TV/radio/podcast personality Edith Bowman.

GRB Entertainment has named former Mark Burnett Productions executive C. Scot Cru as its new president of international.

Authentic Entertainment’s co-founder and CEO Lauren Lexton is leaving the company, with former head of development Helga Eike set to return to the production outfit as its new president.

Truly Original has partnered with Vanity Fair special correspondent and best-selling author Bryan Burrough to develop and produce a true-crime documentary series chronicling Scotland Yard’s newly reopened investigations into 15 mysterious deaths linked to a Russian program.