All Broadcast articles in 15 August 2003 – Page 2
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Hindu Nation (BBC4) - James Walton, Daily Telegraph
'For his assertions that 'development is important', Tully definitely appears to prefer the country as a centre for...
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Spooks (BBC1) - Peter Paterson, Daily Mail
'Frantic reviewers confronted, like their fellow licence payers, with little to watch - even if they can bear to si...
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Telecoms regulator promises to take tougher approach
David Edmonds, Britain's telecoms regulator, has promised to take a tougher approach with BT and other operators af...
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Managers confident of justifying BBC role in Kelly affair
Senior managers at the BBC are increasingly confident that the corporation and its journalists will justify their r...
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NTL issue attracts Wall Street banks
Leading Wall Street banks are vying to win business from NTL, the UK's largest cable group, as it prepares to refin...
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Kelly back on the telly
Saturday's Stars In Their Eyes will be the first hosted by Matthew since he was the target of false child sex abuse...
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TV football deal angers Eurocrats
BSkyB rose 11.5p to 424p as the market digested Friday's success in bidding for the live Premiership rights. ...
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Hutton Inquiry reveals dossier doubts
Two intelligence officials formally complained about the wording of the dossier on Iraqi chemical and biological we...
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Spooks (BBC1) - Nancy Banks-Smith, Guardian
'Spooks (BBC1) is a very polished espionage series along James Bond lines. Which must have seriously irritated ITV,...
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NewsITN attacks ban on cameras at Hutton inquiry
ITN's chief executive Mark Wood has attacked the decision by Lord Hutton to keep television cameras out of the public inquiry into the death of Dr David Kelly, writes Conor Dignam.
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NewsFederico earns Rise ITC rap
The Independent Television Commission (ITC) has upheld a complaint about language broadcast on Channel 4's breakfast show Rise, following an outburst by an evicted Big Brother contestant, writes Becky Wilkins
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NewsGilligan and Watts to give evidence
BBC journalists Andrew Gilligan and Susan Watts are to give evidence to the Hutton inquiry into the death of government scientist Dr David Kelly for the first time today, writes Leigh Holmwood
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NewsRapture makes its first show
Youth channel Rapture TV is making its first piece of original programming since relaunching on Sky on 12 May, with a 4 x 30-minute series, Ibiza as it Happens, writes Rosemary Gallagher
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Spooks (BBC1) - Paul Connolly, The Times
'Spooks (BBC1), which, over the ten episodes of its second series, the last of which was screened last night, has g...
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Spooks (BBC1) - Jim Shelley, Daily Mirror
'A day after the climax to 24 and Spooks (BBC1) finished with spy Tom Quinn (Matthew Macfadyen) behaving even more ...
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What If...? (BBC4) - Thomas Sutcliffe, Indpendent
'What If?? (BBC4) comes at you dressed like a game show. The backdrop is garish, and the on-screen graphics are wri...
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RatingsBBC1's Spooks ends on a high
BBC1's spy drama series Spooks finished its run with 7 million (32.2%) last night (11 August), taking the sparkle out of ITV1's film Diamonds Are Forever, writes Jon Rogers
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NewsKnapp quits NTL
Barclay Knapp has quit as president and chief executive officer of struggling cable giant NTL and will be replaced by chief operating officer Simon Duffy, writes Rosemary Gallagher
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Second BBC journalist named Campbell over Iraq claims
David Kelly told asecond BBC journalist that Alastair Campbell, Downing Street's Communications director, was invo...