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Banijay plans series of start-ups
Closes in on non-scripted chief
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BBC warns of talent pay inflation
Corporation to review social diversity
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Charlotte Moore defends BBC pay
Points to competition from global players
Banijay plans series of start-ups
Closes in on non-scripted chief
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Carolyn McCall’s skills in the spotlight
Advertising expertise and team-building pedigree reassure City as ad downturn bites
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Peeking under the Love Island covers
A detailed look at this summer’s breakout hit
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Sky urges indies to partner up for big shows
Unveils entertainment plan
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Banijay launches second UK drama indie
Partners with Jolyon Symonds
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Lenny Henry issues 'fake diversity' warning
Estimates just 9% of BBC programme-makers are BAME
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BBC3 reach plummets
Reach among 16-34 down by 63%
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BBC seeks partner for personalisation project
Issues £5m tender
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Keo tackles obesity for BBC
Project aims to help Geordies lose 100,000lbs
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Al Jazeera shrugs off threats
Saudi bloc calls for closure
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BBC falls short on BAME pay
Just 11% of top talent from diverse background
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Social class divide revealed by BBC
30% of commissioning team educated privately
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BBCW open to more flexible producer deals
Davie: we are not locked into one model
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Banijay plans series of start-ups
COO Peter Langenberg to boost UK revenues through a series of joint ventures
Waller-Bridge & Woodward-Gentle
Fleabag and The Durrells duo unveil their feminist cat-and-mouse thriller
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The Sweet Makers: A Tudor Treat; Red Rock; The Windsors; Sarah Payne: A Mother’s Story; Joanna Lumley’s India
“Just once, it would be good to see a history doc that doesn’t involve sniffles and tissues.”
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Man In An Orange Shirt, BBC2
Kudos drama, part of the BBC’s Gay Britannia season
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An incredible year at the BBC
The corporation’s 10 reasons why it has had an incredible year
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Excluded At Seven, Channel 4
Locomotive TV doc about young kids who have been expelled from school
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Against the Law, BBC2
BBC Studios drama about the infamous Montagu Trial
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Casualty: One Shot Special, BBC1
BBC Studios trails Casualty episode filmed all in one take on a single camera
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The State, Channel 4
Archery Pictures drama co-produced with National Geographic
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UKTV Play promo
UKTV’s trail for its VOD service
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The Mash Report, BBC2
Princess Productions satirical news show produced in association with The Daily Mash
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Wild Alaska Live, BBC1
BBC Studios’ exploration of one of the most remote wildernesses on the planet
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Diana, Our Mother: Her Life and Legacy, ITV
Oxford Film and Television doc featuring Princes Harry and William
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Women's Euros kick off with 2m
WEDNESDAY: C4’s coverage of the Women’s Euro 2017 tournament got underway with a peak of over 2m.
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Opinion
Winter’s coming for commercial TV
Broadcasters face big battles as ad spend falls and digital platforms grow, says Kate Bulkley
Commercial PSBs must do more to support kids’ TV
Digital Economy Act has been a blessing, but the fight is not over yet
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