All Broadcast articles in 14 August 2020
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CriticsRolling In It
“A fun concept, though I could have been watching pretty much any Saturday evening gameshow”
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NewsDamian Collins urges Ofcom to stop BBC cuts
Former DCMS Committee chair claims regional news ’disproportionately’ affected
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NewsBBC3 buys Call Me By Your Name creator’s debut
Acquires Luca Guadagnino’s We Are Who We Are from Fremantle
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NewsAlan Carr joins Interior Design Masters
Netflix opts against co-producing second run of BBC2’s DSP format
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VideoAnimal Park, BBC1
Wildlife documentary series about the lives of keepers and animals at Longleat Safari Park. Produced by Remarkable
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CriticsThe Yorkshire Jobcentre
“It was strong stuff thanks to cracking case studies on both sides of the desk”
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NewsSchlesinger exits Warner Bros
Long-serving sales chief among casualties of Warner Media restructure
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NewsITV returns to 9/11 with Brook Lapping
We Have Some Planes (w/t) follows tenth anniversary commission
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NewsLittle Mix star to explore racism for BBC3
Leigh-Anne Pinnock fronts Dragonfly doc following her appearance on C4’s The Talk
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NewsKeo lands BBC2 coronavirus landmark
Once Upon a Time in Iraq director James Bluemel to steer Pandemic three-parter
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NewsITV and Sky pledge to create more diverse commissioning teams
Broadcasting chiefs detail plans for change over the next 18 months
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CriticsCuba: Castro vs the World
“This was a very watchable slice of history, marred by its rather too rose-tinted portrait of its ruthless and uncompromising subject”
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NewsApple strikes first-look deal with Scorsese indie
A Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro FBI crime drama is the first title under the multi-year arrangement