BBC Breakfast viewers are calling for Nina Warhurst to become a permanent presenter on the show after she filled in for Naga Munchetty this week.  As the main business presenter, Nina usually appears in segments updating viewers on the nation's financial climate and sometimes steps in for the show's hosts when they're away.  The programme is fronted by Sally Nugent and Jon Kay from Monday to Wednesday, before Naga and Charlie Stayt take over from Thursday to Saturday – and fans are hoping Nina will join the line-up.

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The Split is back on BBC for its second series The Split returned earlier this month and has sufficiently gripped fans thanks to its dramatic storyline, emotional scenes and a stellar cast. The legal drama stars Nicola Walker as Hannah Stern, Stephen Mangan as her husband Nathan, and Donna Air as Fi Hanson. The six-part programme follows family lawyer Hannah as she navigates her marriage to Nathan being tested after she begins an affair with her colleague and former lover Christie, played by Barry Atsma.

We looked at what is fact and what is fiction in season two so you don't have to With season three right around the corner, we think it's high time we had a refresher on Netflix's historical drama, The Crown, chronicles the shocking events of the Queen's early reign, so we'll be looking back on season two, and just how much of the show really happened. In the second series Her Majesty, who is portrayed impeccably by Claire Foy, struggles with both her personal and work life thanks to Prince Philip's restlessness and the political turmoil in the UK.

Forget the classic "new year, new me" trope, because it appears that the major life decisions are coming early this year. Rather than waiting until January to start the next chapter, 'tis the season to go blonde, according to actress Jenna Coleman. And we are 100% here for it. The 36-year-old has been spending the days leading up to Christmas making the last of her party season appearances and on Monday night she came through with a look that stopped us in our tracks.