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Screenwriter Jimmy McGovern has indicated that one of his popular BBC dramas will conclude after its upcoming series, according to The Independent. The report suggests the acclaimed writer is preparing to bring the long-running show to a close. McGovern is known for gritty dramas including Time and Broken, and fans are now awaiting confirmation from the BBC about which series is affected and when it will air its final episodes.

The BBC has announced Doctor Who: TARDIS Crew, a new addition to the long-running sci-fi franchise. Details of the project are limited, but the reveal is drawing attention from fans of the series, which remains one of the broadcaster's most recognisable programmes. Reaction so far has focused on curiosity about what the new project will involve and who will be part of it.

Jannik Sinner has been ruled out for the remainder of the season because of a knee injury, according to BBC Sport. The Italian world number one will miss the closing stretch of the tennis calendar to focus on recovery, a significant blow ahead of the year-end events.

Vietnam's coffee sector is in focus after a BBC World Service podcast examined why the country's coffee beans might outlast competitors. Vietnam is one of the world's largest coffee producers, and the discussion centres on how its beans and farming methods could hold up better than others in the face of climate pressures, keeping it central to the global coffee supply.

British novelist and former Conservative politician Jeffrey Archer has died at the age of 86. The bestselling author of 'Kane and Abel' and the Clifton Chronicles, Archer was also a scandal-plagued public figure, serving in government before a perjury conviction led to prison. Outlets from the BBC to the New York Times are running obituaries, remembering a life that was said to rival his own thrillers.

A BBC report examines whether Glasgow's satellite industry can stay competitive as Europe invests billions of euros into space programmes. Glasgow is one of Europe's leading hubs for small satellite manufacturing, and the article weighs the city's sector against the scale of new continental funding and competition.

Paramount has agreed to take over Warner Bros in a deal reportedly worth around $110bn, creating one of the largest media companies in Hollywood. The merger would combine two of the industry's oldest studios and major streaming interests, reshaping the competitive landscape of film and television. The news was reported by the BBC and is drawing wide attention across business and entertainment circles.

Kenya has confirmed its first case of the Ebola Bundibugyo virus, according to the BBC. The Bundibugyo strain, first identified in Uganda in 2007, is one of several species of the Ebola virus and is generally less lethal than the Zaire strain. Health authorities are expected to detail the patient's condition and containment measures as regional concern over the detection grows.

A bite victim describes walking slowly to reduce the flow of venom through their body, calling it one of the most frightening experiences of their life. The account, shared in an interview with BBC Wildlife Magazine, recounts the moments after being envenomated and the deliberate pace used to avoid speeding the venom towards the heart while seeking help.