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Julian Bellamy to join ITVS
Exits Discovery after three years
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Latest News
Spun Gold signs Jane Treays to widen output
Inside Claridge’s director Jane Treays has joined Spun Gold TV as the indie aims to broaden its output beyond Alan Titchmarsh programming.
BBC1 revisits Lady Chatterley’s Lover
Lady Chatterley’s Lover, Cider With Rosie, The Go-Between and An Inspector Calls will be adapted as 90-minute dramas for a BBC1 season of early 20th century British novels and plays.
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ITV wins Broadmoor access for doc series
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Pact lobbies for kids’ live action credit
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C5 lines up Never Teach Your Wife To Drive!
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ITV rustles up celebrity cookery series for daytime
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Betty promotes Smith in management rejig
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Somethin’ Else to create Strange Hill High game
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UKTV buys BBCW’s global series
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Britespark wins US commission for docu-drama
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HBO boards BBC's The Casual Vacancy
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A League of Their Own’s future secured until 2017
Latest Ratings
Derek cares for 1.6m viewers
Ricky Gervais comedy Derek returned well for Channel 4 on Wednesday, pulling in an audience roughly in line with the launch of series one.
Podcast
Talking TV: BBC quotas & John Kaye Cooper Video
Broadcast’s Talking TV podcast returns with a John Kaye Cooper interview and more on BBC commissioning quotas.
Opinion
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Finding talent is never easy
Two different approaches bear fruit for Good Morning Britain and Spun Gold
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Netflix must stay a step ahead
SVoD service has to innovate to keep rivals at bay, says Kate Bulkley
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Mumbled dialogue? Don't blame us
Viewers complain about Jamaica Inn’s audio, but many factors are at play, says Fraser Barber
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Why commissioning is comedy gold
TV production is like a white-collar Game of Thrones, says comedy writer Will Smith
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London studios must rise to the challenge
With several sites closing, studio owners must react to changing demands, says Piers Read
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Lenny Henry: The Roadmap for Change
TV Collective founder Simone Pennant on bringing Lenny Henry’s diversity vision to life
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Obituary: Richard Broke
Producer Richard Broke, whose credits included Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years, has died
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BBC3 chief: what’s the criteria?
Candidates will have to prove their online ambitions to land job says Chris Curtis
In-Depth
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Wanted: A Family Of My Own, ITV
Claire Lewis discovered local government red tape was just one of the hurdles in following adoption cases
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Has BBC3 fulfilled its remit?
As the youth channel awaits approval for its move online, Stephen Price looks its performance over the past eight years
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Prey, ITV
Tom Sherry explains how a brilliant script forced Red to reinvent the production process
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Helen Warner, ITV
ITV’s director of daytime is confident that Good Morning Britain can succeed where Daybreak failed
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Jamaica Inn, BBC1
The Cornish moors of Daphne du Maurier’s story were even more breathtaking than director Philippa Lowthorpe could have believed
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Richard Watsham, UKTV
UKTV is looking to shift its focus to entertainment and improving its indie relationships
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Jesus Mysteries, Nat Geo UK
We didn’t need a miracle but what we achieved on a modest TV budget wasn’t far off, says Justin Hardy
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Africa's Giant Killers, BBC2
Filming lions and elephants over two years in Botswana, Brad Bestelink witnessed some extraordinary scenes
TV Critics
The Twitter verdict
The Twitter verdict: Jamaica Inn Video
“Still only catching one in every 10 words. Farewell #JamaicaInn”
