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Classic TV catchphrases such as 'I don't believe it' and 'How you doin?' are at risk of dying out as Gen Z have never heard of them, a study has found

The hugely popular Robert Cooper earned fame well beyond racing for his ‘It’s a man, Derek’ reply in a case of mistaken identity and has worked in racing television for nearly 30 years

Some cities in the UK go well under the radar when it comes to beautiful spots to visit. One such spot, much famed for one of the UK’s most beloved TV characters, is the city of Norwich

US comedian Lewis Schaffer has sparked backlash for slamming the Royal Family as 'the worst thing' about Britain after he defended Steve Coogan's recent condemnation of monarchists

Much-loved actor Steve Coogan, who is currently portraying Jimmy Savile in The Reckoning, is one of our best known performers but his family contains another successful talent, his musician brother Martin

Actor Steve Coogan has cancelled book signings as his comedy character Alan Partridge following his portrayal of Jimmy Savile in BBC drama The Reckoning - however the actor's representatives have said that his demanding rehearsal schedule for his next film prompted the resecheduling

Actor Steve Coogan, who plays Jimmy Savile in BBC's The Reckoning, has dated many famous faces over his three-decade long career including a rock star musician and a model 24 years his junior

The Match of the Day host was embroiled in a row with the Corporation over impartiality after tweeting about the language the government had used towards refugees and surrounding the migrant crisis. Gary clashed with Richard in what viewers branded a “car crash” interview as the ITV host attempted to grill him on the fallout of the row

Channel 5 newsreader Dan Walker took to Twitter to pose a bizarre question to fans and was reminiscent of Steve Coogan's beloved character, Alan Partridge

Good Morning Britain's Richard Madeley was married to another woman but cheated several times before meeting wife of 35 years, Judy Finnigan

Keir Mudie says the BBC is putting local news coverage to the sword, replacing dedicated programming with one-size fits all stuff that will be broadcast everywhere