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BBC2 prepares Airport Live for takeoff
BBC2 has secured “unparalleled” access to Heathrow Airport for a special live event series to be stripped across four nights.
C5 lands Oscar Pistorius exclusive
Channel 5 has secured a worldwide exclusive interview with the parents of Oscar Pistorius’ girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, who was shot dead on 14 February.
BBC ploughs £5m into Scottish referendum
BBC director general Tony Hall is to provide BBC Scotland with a £5m cash injection for its coverage of next year’s independence referendum.
ITV scraps Dancing on Ice
ITV ice-skating format Dancing on Ice is being axed after a ninth series in 2014.
CBBC tackles bad cooks and drivers
Parents who can’t cook risk being reported by their children to new CBBC series Disaster Chefs, as Lucky Day Productions picks up two commissions.
C4 inks deal for more tattoo docs
Channel 4 is to continue to explore tattoo culture following a one-off Cutting Edge doc, My Tattoo Addiction, which aired last year.
Plum preps Man on Couch live stream stunt
Hat Trick’s YouTube comedy channel Bad Teeth is partnering with Plum Pictures to produce a live stream of a man forced to live in an empty room for at least seven days, with just a laptop.
Gok back in fashion with live C4 show
Gok Wan is to return to fashion with a new live format for Channel 4.
BBC jumps on Vine for iPlayer push
The BBC is bidding to drive increased usage of iPlayer on mobile devices via a trial with video-sharing service Vine.
Zodiak partners with NFTS
Zodiak Media has agreed a two year sponsorship with the National Film and Television School (NFTS).
Liberty Global lines up Chellomedia sale
Chellomedia, the international broadcaster owned by John Malone’s Liberty Global, has been put up for sale according to reports.
Star Wars blasts onto Disney XD
Disney has ordered an animated Star Wars spin-off series dubbed Star War Rebels.
BBC must improve online offering
The BBC has been told to improve the usability of its websites, provide more links to external content and boost local news coverage in a wide-ranging review of its digital services.
Deborah Turness leaves ITV News for NBC
ITV News editor Deborah Turness has been confirmed as the president of NBC News.
BBC unlikely to grant job cuts moratorium
The BBC is unlikely to bow to the broadcasting unions’ demands for a pause on the Delivering Quality First job cuts, according to HR director Lucy Adams.
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BBC to share Connected Studio insights
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Warner Bros seeks Waterloo Road apprentice
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RTS reveals student award winners
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Stephenson pulls out of BBC1 race
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Sony: Beverly Hills Cop remake still in contention
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TalkTalk eyes BT Sport
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USA Network orders Sirens remake
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ITV revives Through the Keyhole with Keith Lemon
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ITV2 orders double helping of Magaluf Weekender
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London Live hires Cook to turn news & current affairs
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Ricochet's Knight promoted to creative director
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ITVS now favourite to land Big Talk
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Katz rallies Newsnight
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Findlay steps down from STV
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Broadcast Audioboo
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Presenters to share their know-how at RTS event
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C5 greenlights Cleveland kidnap doc
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Burns backs C4 indie relations
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Newsnight and Today editors appointed
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C4 explores Murder in the French Alps
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Spun Gold broadens horizons with Brassy spin-off
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Machinima eyes UK market
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Bazalgette joins ITV board
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BT Sport targets female fans
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Harman slams lack of women on TV
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Broadcast launches major forum with big-name speakers
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BT Sport free for 5m BT homes
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TalkSport owner UTV endures tough start to year
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C4 eyes diverse strategy
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BBC poised to announce Guardian's Ian Katz as Newsnight editor
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Stephenson’s tax warning
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Grimshaw’s Radio 1 breakfast sheds 1m listeners
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C4 plans lessons with Mr Drew
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LA Screenings by network
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ChannelFlip: TV red tape is driving talent online
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RTL profits up but FremantleMedia revenues down
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All3Media America ramps up push into scripted TV
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TV execs set up indie with music mogul
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BBCW orders pop science series
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Crawford Collins indie to make BBC2 spy drama
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ITV growth set to slow
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DSP reshuffle as Ware retires
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Hall: BBC must be best creative partner in TV
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BBC opts not to recoup Entwistle payoff
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BBC1 develops Scandinavian detective series
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Fenia Vardanis leaves Splash Media
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When Vacations Attack visits Pick TV
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BBC2 tucks into restaurant business
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C4 content spend pushes it into red
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BBC rapped over Salford relocation deals
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Abbott pens Shameless-style police drama for C4
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C4 execs land bonuses despite dip in share
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Today wins big at Sony Awards
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Breaking Bad cooks up Spanish deal
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ITV scores England football rights
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C5 renews England cricket deal
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BBC3 goes undercover with Studio Lambert
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Criminal Justice locks up HBO remake
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ITV promotes Fea to drama controller
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Murder lands series after Bafta win
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Grayson Perry explores identity for C4
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BBC3 orders Cleveland kidnap doc
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ITV buys stake in US indie High Noon
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Kevin Spacey to deliver MacTaggart
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Horrible Histories stars head to silver screen
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Ratings
The Fall's audience stands firm
BBC2 drama The Fall was victorious in the Monday primetime slot for the second week in a row – as Channel 4 cashed in with poverty doc Skint.
TV Critics
TV Critics: Secret Tunnel Wars; Game Of Thrones; Branded A Witch
“His rather breathless manner was justified because he was often talking while crouched beneath several tons of unstable chalk.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
BROADCAST INTERVIEW
Gill Wilson, Channel 4
Channel 4’s new head of features has been shaking things up with 22 new shows at 8pm. She tells Balihar Khalsa about ‘narrative heroes’ - and why humour matters.
The Editor
An open debate will benefit all
Highlighting best practice will help C4 forge better relationships, says Lisa Campbell.


