Sky has released a new set of trailers for the third season of Game of Thrones, which debuts on Sky Atlantic next month.

The third season of Treme will begin in the UK on Sky Atlantic next month.

Sky has announced today that the third season of Game of Thrones will debut on Sky Atlantic HD in April.

Stoner detective sitcom series Bored to Death returns for a second season and starts off at the canter that the first season culminated in.

Sky has announced that the third season of HBO's Boardwalk Empire will air on Sky Atlantic at 9pm on Saturdays from 29th September.

Channel 5 has secured the exclusive UK TV rights to hit US mini-series Hatfields & McCoys, starring Kevin Costner and Bill Paxton.

If there’s one thing slightly disappointing about gorily epic fantasy saga Game of Thrones, it’s that the inhabitants of Westeros show a woeful lack of interest in coffee, slouching around being witty, or whether or not Cersi and the Kingslayer were ever ‘on a break’.

Happily, some intrepid YouTuber has braved ice and fire to conceive a new title sequence for the po-faced drama, inspired by the long-time caffeine-guzzlers of Central Perk...

So, here we go, into the fourth year. We've had psycho killers, demi-gods, religious nutters, mad kings... What do we face now?

Although many people watch Game of Thrones for its compelling blend of fantasy, action and bloody violence, a similar number enjoy it for the Machiavellian political subterfuge that runs through it like a mainline injection of Francis Urquhart’s blood.

It’s not quite The West Wing of the Seven Kingdoms, but it’s not far off – and one of the things lacking in a world without television is the dirty tricks of Super Political Action Committees; the groups who try to influence the results in elections or ballots for legislation any way they can – including using advertising campaigns to big up or (most often) do down candidates.

Here, the Committee to Protect Dragons present a warning to all those thinking of supporting Denerys in her campaign to become Queen...

Treme continues to be a surprisingly optimistic, stunningly realized love-letter to a stricken city.