Ed Miliband is not naturally a eurospectic, but he certainly sounded like one during his appearance on ITV's Daybreak show earlier. ‘I'm very concerned about what David Cameron has done,’ he said in reference to the PM's equivocation over Europe yesterday. ‘He's sold us down the river.’ Whether this is Miliband committing towards the sort of eurosceptici...

Michelle Dockery, who plays Lady Mary in Downton Abbey, is to release an album with Elizabeth McGovern, her co-star in the popular ITV costume drama.

Ken Livingstone today wrote an open letter to Boris Johnson, the current London Mayor, challenging him to a debate about public transport fares: Open letter – time for a live debate on the fares Dear Boris, Today, in an interview for ITV London, you have claimed that my plan to put money back into Londoners' pockets and purses through a fares cut is 'crazed vote-getting'. And ...

Despite an entertaining ‘transitional’ series, ITV’s talent show is losing credibility faster than Silvio Berlusconi.

Viewers of ITV's Dickinson's Real Deal will have been struck by the similarity between Chelsea antiques dealer and former drag queen Ian Towning, and the recently-appointed Head of the IMF, Christine Lagarde. Are they perhaps related?

Laura Kuenssberg, the new business editor at ITV News, was approached to take over from Michael Crick on Newsnight.

Ed Miliband MP, Leader of the Labour Party, and the new General Secretary, Iain McNicol, have asked businessman Charles Allen to oversee a management and commercial review of the Labour Party. The review will look at how the party is organised. It will make recommendations to put the party on the most professional and sustainable footing ahead of the next general election. Charles Allen is an expe...

The former ITV chief executive has been brought in by the opposition party in an unpaid advisory role to help put it on a more 'professional' footing

Businessman Charles Allen will recommend ways to overhaul the party's management and commercial organisation.

The Competition Commission never looks at competition in dynamic terms – inquiring, say, what the market will look like in 2015. Instead, Plod-like, it will observe that in 2011 the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 provide a competitive TV market, so all is well. British institutional shareholders are legendary in world financial markets for their