This week’s video is a rather fabulous spoof which has had over three million hits on You Tube already and will make you cackle like a witch all the way through it! Our news story this week regards a missing cat that cropped up on Question Time – sadly not as a panellist.

We’ve decided to take a look at some of the most memorable television theme tunes following yesterday’s news that ITV cop drama The Bill is set to dump its 25 year old theme in favour of something more modern. It seems nowadays theme tunes aren’t as important to producers as they once were with any old bit of electronic mush now stuck onto a front of a programme and called a ‘theme tune’. It wasn’t always like this, there was a time when the theme tune was just as important as the programme itself with producers desperate to get a good, memorable and iconic score. So let’s celebrate some of those iconic themes from drama’s, comedies and sci fi’s – but to do that we need your suggestions! So send them into us at: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and put ‘Iconic Themes’ in the title of your email.

We've dug around in the ATV Network photo archive for a picture tribute to the great comedy performer, Mollie Sugden who died yesterday.

ITV Police Drama series The Bill is to dump its iconic theme tune in favour of something more modern as the drama prepares to move to its new 9pm slot. Along with introducing a new theme tune the series will also introduce incidental music and will also cut back on its production staff due to a reduction in the number of episodes per year.

This week we’re asking you if our soaps should take the occasional break and give viewers a rest. In the UK we are used to our soaps pretty much being on all year round apart from imports such as Home and Away, which will be off air in August, and BBC daytime soap Doctors which is currently off air due to Wimbledon. However, should the likes of EastEnders and Emmerdale also take a break over the summer or are you happy with how they are now. Whatever your opinion on the subject we’d like to hear from you. It’s easy to get in touch just drop us an email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and put Word on the Web in the title of your email. Check back soon for what our readers thought on this matter.

John Nettles is to front a new documentary about the Jersey, the setting of his 1980s BBC drama series Bergerac. The documentary will look at the Nazi occupation of the Channel Island during the Second World War.

Andrew Sach’s Corrie character, Ramsay Clegg, wouldn’t be returning to the cobbles of Weatherfield according to tabloid newspaper The Sun.