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"The Great British Baking Show" on Netflix is about to lose one of its hosts as Sandi Toksvig stand down to work on other projects—but there are a number of possible replacements.

"End of the F***ing World" Season 2 has a soundtrack full of catchy and obscure tunes. Here's a list of all the songs from the Netflix and Channel 4 show.

U.K. broadcaster, Channel 4, announced a policy for their menopausal employees, the first of its kind for UK media companies.

Prince Andrew has been dogged for months by negative headlines over his well-publicized friendship with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

"Can we just take a minute to appreciate Channel 4's complaints video, that's some good marketing," a user wrote on Reddit.

Americans can watch expose of Cambridge Analytica by British broadcaster Channel 4 online.

Penguin Random House has announced a three-volume book series of original novellas inspired by the Netflix series.

A new Channel 4 film, "Ivanka Trump: America's Real First Lady?," investigates just how far Ivanka's Trump card will take her.

The competition has been screened exclusively on BT Sport since 2015.

True fans of the Great British Bake-Off should make sure this technical challenge ends up in an even bake and not a soggy bottom.

The Great British Bake Off's move to Channel 4 is simply indicative of the state of British TV.

Jonnie Peacock is the Briton going for sprint gold in Rio de Janeiro.

More dramatic showdowns await TV's Sue Ellen Ewing, but this time there's no J.R.

The planned guestlist includes Alistair Campbell, Ulrika Jonsson, Delia Smith, Germaine Greer, Louise Mensch and over 100 more.

Over 10,000 people in Britain take part in "puppy play." Yes, that's an actual thing.

The documentary is presented by Trevor Phillips—who says British Muslims are segregating themselves from society.

Channel 4 documentary, What British Muslims Really Think, will air on Wednesday

Actor Stephen Mangan said new contracts imposed on junior doctors are "ridiculous."

Investigators used ground-penetrating radar to do a survey on the Bard's final resting place.

The former Olympic gymnast's back injury has prompted calls for the show to be canceled.

"He doesn't know anything. He's a small boy."

The streaming service has reportedly struck a deal with show creator Charlie Brooker.

Miliband said he is a "resilient guy" and believes he has been underestimated.

David Cameron reiterated his refusal to attend the debates, despite broadcasters saying they would go ahead without him.

Former foreign secretaries Jack Straw and Malcolm Rifkind offered their services to a fake Chinese company.