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Jamaica Inn, BBC1
Breathtaking views on the Cornish moors
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Discovery and Sky drop C5 bid
Broadcasters step back from negotiations
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Obituary: Richard Broke
Monocled Mutineer producer dies aged 70
Jamaica Inn, BBC1
Breathtaking views on the Cornish moors
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Latest News
Chinese TV delegation heads to UK
A delegation of Chinese TV industry executives is heading to London in September to forge ties with UK indies and broadcasters as part of the Screen China event.
Major TV dramas face disruption in pay dispute
Bectu has threatened to derail production on dramas including Call the Midwife and Doctor Who if a long-running pay dispute is not resolved.
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Waitrose & C4 partner for cookery AFP
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C4 orders Shed of the Year show
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Shetland to return to BBC1 Video
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Tivo boosts Netflix UK subscribers
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Kim Shillinglaw set to woo indies
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ITN posts pre-tax profits of £6.6m
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UK shows primed for the US
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UKTV makes indie pledge in commissioning rethink
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Youngers plans diversity boost
Latest Ratings
Mad Men fails to sell Sky Atlantic
Mad Men returned for a seventh series on Wednesday with a meagre audience of 28,500 - as Channel 4’s How to Get a Council House was back with record ratings.
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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Obituary: Richard Broke
Producer Richard Broke, whose credits included Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years, has died
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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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BBC3 chief: what’s the criteria?
Candidates will have to prove their online ambitions to land job says Chris Curtis
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The 10 phrases you need to know
Baffled by the doublespeak spouted by commissioners? Help is at hand from Steven D Wright
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The rise of the 'instamentary'
Ian Russell explains how to make six docs for nine territories in four weeks
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The changing face of docs
From consent forms to fast cuts, Julian Dismore reflects on 25 years of ob docs
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Can Sky take the drama throne?
Big-budget productions offer risk and reward in equal measure
Latest Features
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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
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John Ryley, Sky News
The head of Sky News discusses his efforts to boost the number of female experts on screen
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Masterclass: Filming on Smartphones
Unlocking the potential of mobiles for TV
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Warren United, ITV4
This animated tale of football obsession is British through and through, says Tim Searle
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Inside C4’s training scheme
How the Investigative Journalism Scheme has helped Balihar Khalsa prepare for the world of current affairs
TV Critics
TV Critics: How To Get A Council House; Mad Men; Ian Hislop's Olden Days; Party House
“He undermined his argument with soundbites from the usual Socialist Worker types”
The Twitter verdict
The Twitter verdict: Britain's Got Talent Video
“Those electro Ukrainian men will work at stoner festivals all over Europe.”
