TV and Film

Mansfield District Council has said that residents were not alerted about today's Top Gear event because "filming wouldn’t have gone ahead if word had got out in advance".

BBC's hit car show Top Gear has been in Mansfield filming for its forthcoming series.

A star of the hit TV show, ‘Gogglebox’, has shared his skills and insight with media students in Mansfield as part of a national competition they have entered.

With Doctor Who mania sweeping the nation, there’s no better time to follow in the footsteps of the first female Doctor and book a getaway to the place the leading star grew up - ‘Hoodezfield’.

Former Blue Peter presenter and Mansfield-born star Richard Bacon has been pictured outside a prominent Mansfield butchers upon returning to the town.

The official opening of Sherwood Forest’s new visitor centre saw a welcome return for one dedicated supporter of the reserve.

“Grittier and darker”.

To mark ‘Star Wars’ Day today, a 12-hour challenge to build the fictional starship Millennium Falcon from 7,500 pieces of Lego has been launched.

Nottinghamshire families are being invited to apply to appear on a family version of hit quiz show The Chase.

The founder of the Welbeck Estate’s School of Artisan Food made her television debut this week, in a search for the UK’s finest produce.

Sir Ken Dodd, one of the last music hall entertainers has died at the age of 90, just two days after marrying his long-term partner, Anne Jones.

Part drama part crime caper, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a magnificent and eccentric blend of realism and absurdity. From Martin McDonagh, writer director of In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths, it’s already tipped for Oscar success with nine nominations at this year’s BAFTAs and four wins at the Golden Globes already in the bag.

As 2017 draws to a close we take a look back at TV shows that turned 20 this year.

Southwell florist Elizabeth McKenna admitted her wildest dreams came true – but it was not enough to earn her a place in The Apprentice final.

With their petty jealousies settled in 2015’s hit comedy Daddy’s Home, dad Dusty (Mark Wahlberg) and stepdad Brad (Will Ferrell) reunite for a ‘together Christmas’ with their wives and stepchildren in Daddy’s Home 2.

Over the last few years, television adverts have become a massive part of the Christmas festivities.