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Studio behind Star Wars and James Bond films considers new London site

Pinewood is looking to buy 20 acres of land in Dagenham to meet extra demand for UK production facilities

Emerging markets: street food booms as investors get the taste

They’re hip, tasty and highly profitable. Why food halls are popping up all over the UK

BT chief: We don’t need Premier League rights

Gavin Patterson says firm has ‘Plan B’ if price for live football coverage goes beyond top bid

From Star Wars to Dunkirk: British film and TV breaks investment records

TV shows such as Game of Thrones and The Crown drove industry spending up 9% in 2017

The Guardian view on BBC pay: no more excuses

Editorial: Why equal pay really matters: ‘It’s as though bosses had naked pictures of you in their office and laughed every time they saw you’

Coronation Street signs product placement deals with Co-op and Costa

Part of ITV’s new Weatherfield set, branding will be on bags, cups, posters and storefronts

Nail-biting drama for Sky and Disney as new rivals eye entertainment arena

As the Disney and Fox/Sky deals rumble on, some question the value of pay-TV in a world ruled by Netflix and Amazon

Channel 4 hits sweet spot with Bake Off as it seeks new sponsor

Broadcaster raises cost to £5m making series most lucrative for broadcaster since Big Brother

Sky News no longer critical to broadcaster, says chief executive

Jeremy Darroch casts doubt on future of service, which could halt Murdoch takeover of Sky

Sky takes on Netflix and Amazon with cheaper streaming

Low-cost, plug-in stick and new download service a response to new rivals

May calls on social media giants to do more to tackle terrorism

Prime minister to ask shareholders to pressure firms such as Twitter and Facebook

The video games industry isn’t yet ready for its #MeToo moment

There are good reasons why few women in the industry have spoken out, says the Guardian’s video games editor Keza MacDonald

Murdoch’s Sky bid: what next for the media heavyweight?

After the regulators say deal is against the public interest, what are Rupert Murdoch’s options?

Rupert Murdoch’s Sky bid is not in public interest, says regulator

CMA rules against 21st Century Fox’s bid to take control of 61% of Sky it does not already own

UK’s live entertainment industry hits new highs

Sector takes record £17bn in revenues last year as analysts predict further growth for 2018

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