Your spoiler free guide to tonight's TV.

Your spoiler-free guide to tonight's telly.

Harry Hill is to host a brand new revival of TV singing show Stars In Their Eyes.

Tune into BBC1 at 10.35pm tonight as Graham Norton is joined by Hollywood superstar Russell Crowe, screen siren Cameron Diaz, and comic actor and director Richard Ayoade. Plus music from the queen of pop, Kylie Minogue.

Miranda Hart has described her struggle with fame, saying she found it “all a bit too much” but is now “much happier and more confident”.

Pictures of men seen in and around the Portuguese town of Praia da Luz at the time of Madeleine McCann's disappearance are to be released by British detectives.

It is too early to speculate on where the latest 'Crimewatch' appeal into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann will lead, Scotland Yard said today, saying there is “much ground to cover”.

The parents of Madeleine McCann have said that they are “greatly encouraged” by new information about the disappearance of their daughter.

Former Tesco boss Terry Leahy has described the rise of supermarkets and the closure of small shops across the UK as "part of progress".

Dawn French has revealed that she almost turned down her starring role in 'The Vicar Of Dibley' because she did not think it was funny enough.

Chart star Florence Welch has revealed a hidden talent for acting – playing Abbey families in a show written by her uncle, satirist Craig Brown.

Terry Wogan has revealed how “difficult” he found it broadcasting on radio at the height of the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

Coronation Street favourite Betty Driver has died at the age of 91.

Hollywood star Martin Sheen has described his troubled son Charlie’s struggle with addiction as a disease “as dangerous as cancer”.

Chat show couple Richard and Judy are considering bringing the curtain down on their TV partnership, it was revealed today.

Pop star George Michael does not see his cannabis use as a major problem but he would like to smoke less, the singer revealed today.

Singer George Michael has offered a message of support to troubled singer Amy Winehouse, dubbing her the "best female vocalist" he's ever heard.

Singer George Michael believes he only became a pop star because he suffered a bang on the head.

Singer Ms Dynamite is joining Dame Kelly Holmes, Alastair Campbell and former drugs smuggler turned novelist Howard Marks – to edit Five News.

Actors, presenters and programme makers were being recognised last night at the annual British Royal Television Society Awards.

Channel 4’s controversial screening of a public autopsy has been nominated for a top TV award.