Primeval dropped by ITVSource: Guardian Unlimited
ITV has ended weeks of speculation about the future of fantasy action drama Primeval by confirming today that it will not be making another series of the show.
Did YouTube hackers cause Susan Boyle's defeat?Source: Daily India
EXCERPT: A new controversy has emerged regarding Scottish singer Susan Boyle's defeat on Britain's Got Talent, after claims were made that she missed out on vital votes due to an alleged phone scam on YouTube.

Wow, Wow, Wow...what a final. It was so hard to pick a winner but I knew one of the dance groups would nail it! The question was which one? Everyone in Britain had gotten drawn into the the rivalry between Flawless and Diversity, unable to choose between them.
David Suchet to return to TV as Agatha Christie's Hercule PoirotSource: Telegraph
Hercule Poirot, the famous Agatha Christie detective, is set to return to TV screens.
The character, played by David Suchet for 21 years, will return to film in The Clocks, the first of four new shows based on the fictional Belgian detective.
TV bosses 'won't ax Susan Boyle'Source: The Citizen
Amid rumors that the bosses of Britain's Got Talent may dismiss Susan Boyle due to fears she was not coping with pressures of her sudden fame, a spokeman from the show stated that she was getting support from the producers and was going to stay.
Susan Boyle goes into hidingSource: PEOPLE.com
Trying to keep the press and others from hounding the suddenly world-famous songbird, Susan Boyle has moved to a secret location.
Record audience for Britain's Got Talent showSource: Google
Monday's edition of Britain's Got Talent got the biggest audience ever, larger even than the Sunday audience which tuned in to catch Susan Boyle's second appearance for the semifinal.
A record 15.4 million tuned in to the Monday show.

After the usual parade of hopefuls and and plain losers, Britain's Got Talent moves tonight, and all of this week, into its serious phase with the Semi Finals on Channel ITV1. Forty acts will be paraded (8 each night) in order to get 10 finalists, two acts from each night.
BBC: Could Share iPlayer With ITV, Channel 4 Source: trustedreviews.com
Nigh-on a year after its launch, there's no denying the BBC iPlayer has become hugely successful, vastly overshadowing the competition's best efforts to compete.
BBC launches PSB partnershipsSource: BBC Press Office
The partnerships would give other public service channels access to the iPlayer regional news resources, and technology being developed by the BBC.
ITV reporter arrested in BeijingSource: Yahoo! News
ITV News journalist John Ray has been arrested in Beijing while covering a Free Tibet protest.
Mr Ray was released soon after the incident at the Chinese Ethnic Culture Park, near the National Stadium.
The Thin Edge Of A Brittle WedgeSource: digitalspy.co.uk
I abhor this potential development. Programme sponsorship is one thing, but blatant product placement on British television screens in front of an unsuspecting audience is quite another and is already beginning to mar my enjoyment of some Hollywood blockbuster films: i.e.
Britain's most popular television programmes 'too white'Source: Telegraph
Some of Britain's most popular television programmes including the Vicar of Dibley and Who Wants to be a Millionaire have been criticised for being "too white" in a report led by Trevor Phillips, the equality chief.
The 10 most ridiculous fines of all timeSource: timesbusiness.typepad.com
ITV was fined a record £5.7 million for misleading viewers over the conduct of phone-ins on its flagship programmes this week. But it is not just big companies that have to stump up cash in fine-happy Britain.