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FeaturesInterview: Netflix’s Ollie Madden on instinct, ambition and British swagger
Nearly a year into the role, Netflix’s head of UK film talks greenlighting and why data doesn’t drive decisions at the world’s biggest streamer
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FeaturesHow Studio Ramsay Global is seeking a new recipe for growth
Gordon Ramsay and chief creative officer Lisa Edwards on how the indie plans to move beyond its culinary niche
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FeaturesFirst look: Treasure Island, Paramount+
Playground’s adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s 18th-century adventure novel airs from October
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FeaturesShow of a lifetime: the final chapter of Up
70 Up concludes TV’s longest-running documentary. Heather Fallon finds out what made the project so special
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FeaturesFirst look: Boys of Tommen, Prime Video
Drama Republic, Temple Hill and Wiip series is currently in production
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FeaturesFive takeaways from the Edinburgh TV Festival
Broadcast bids farewell to Edinburgh by casting an analytical eye over the final TV Festival in the Scottish capital
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FeaturesGallery: Edinburgh Television Festival, day four
The best images from the final day of this year’s event
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FeaturesThe industry’s favourite shows of 2026 so far
Broadcast asks TV figures to celebrate the best work of the British indie community this year
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FeaturesGallery: Edinburgh Television Festival, day three
The best images from the third day of this year’s event
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FeaturesGallery: Edinburgh Television Festival, day two
The best images from the second day of this year’s event
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FeaturesGallery: Edinburgh Television Festival, day one
The best images from the first day of this year’s event
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FeaturesAnalysis: Can indies really make money on YouTube?
As producers follow the viewers migrating to the digital world, Manori Ravindran explores whether or not they are likely to turn a profit
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Deanne Cunningham
Head of development at Synchronicity on shopping, The Smiths and sensory deprivation
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FeaturesFirst look: Hercule, BBC1
Mammoth Screen and Agatha Christie Limited revival stars Edward Bluemel
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FeaturesBroadcasters play to their strengths as greenlights fall
Despite an 18% drop in commissions for the US, UK, Australia and Canada in H1 2026, the BBC and Bell Media held up well against their rivals
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FeaturesRemembering Edinburgh: The good, the bad and the funny
As the TV Festival prepares to bid goodbye to the Scottish capital, industry leaders share their favourite memories of the annual gathering
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FeaturesBearing fruit: What’s next for Orchard Studios
Lineker indie’s top team chat to Broadcast about journalistic rigour, staying true to roots and need for scale
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FeaturesEight on the Slate: what commissioners want (Rai’s Luigi Del Plavignano)
In the latest instalment of our monthly strand exploring programming needs, Rai’s docs chief outlines his wishlist and explains why singles rule
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FeaturesFirst look: Forever Home, 5
Six-part thriller produced by FilmNation Entertainment and The Mediapro Studio
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FeaturesSol Wright
‘He is unquestionably one of the most exciting emerging talents I have encountered in broadcasting’