All Broadcast articles in 28 October 2022
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NewsRoger Graef honoured at Grierson Awards
Late documentary maker’s credits included Police, State Of The Nation: A Law In The Making, and Secret Policeman’s Ball
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CommentBBC and C4 must fight for their future amid political turmoil
A grown-up debate is required – but will the circumstances allow for a nuanced and intelligent exchange?
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RatingsBBC News benefits from Downing Street decision
But coverage of Liz Truss’ resignation fails to match Boris Johnson’s departure announcement in July
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RatingsUnforgivable achieves series high
Fifth episode of the third series of Mel Giedroyc: Unforgivable was watched by 155k
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Behind The ScenesGogglebocs Cymru, S4C
Executive producer Sioned Wyn on the challenges of bringing a beloved reality format to a Welsh language audience
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NewsProduction safety group urges broadcasters to act on training
Mark Milsome Foundation wants ‘serious change’ in terms of mandatory training
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NewsLabour offers strong backing to BBC and Channel 4
Shadow culture secretary Lucy Powell says PSBs “will be safe in Labour’s hands”
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NewsNEO Studios announces Factory Of Dreams: Benfica
Four-part series looks at how the club creates some of the best footballers in the world
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NewsS4C unveils packed World Cup slate
Documentaries, interview series, current affairs shows, and more will accompany live Wales coverage
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NewsPhil Redmond takes aim at Mahon & Katz
Hollyoaks and Brookside creator criticises Horseferry Road’s ‘privileged clique’
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RatingsHarry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse's Love Box amuses 1m
THURSDAY: Comedy duo mark BBC centenary as ITV’s Pride of Britain Awards dominates evening
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NewsBT Sport takes UEFA club match to the cloud for first time
Proof of concept aims to cut carbon emissions and free up resources
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Behind The ScenesITVX bids for youth audience with Tell Me Everything
Behind the scenes on Noho Film & Television’s coming-of-age drama, which balances comedy with mental health and social media
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FeaturesEscaping the frozen middle: can TV develop clearer career pathways?
The lack of opportunities for people in mid-level roles to advance their careers is a problem across the industry
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SponsoredNorthern Ireland puts focus on skills
Northern Ireland Screen is aiming to capitalise on a booming local TV and film sector by doubling its investment in training for production crew
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NewsIMG appoints Robert Klein to lead football business
Klein joins after heading up Bundesliga International