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Ministers are considering making Channel 4 move from its headquarters in London’s Victoria. Photograph: John Walton/PA

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Sky has launched a dedicated VR app. Photograph: Ramin Talaie/Getty Images

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Bela Bajaria joins Netflix as VP content (Hollywood Reporter)

And finally...

A Mexican TV presenter has become a Facebook and Twitter star after apparently farting live on screen. Ingrid Coronado appeared to let rip during during a live episode of Venga la Alegria (May Joy Come) on TV Azteca. Coronado tried to stifle her laughter as fellow hosts Tania Rincón and Tabata Jalil boldly carried on. She later claimed she had made the noise with her mouth – you can judge for yourself in the clip below..

Mexican TV host farts on live TV