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FeaturesChannel of the Year – Channel 5
Broadcast Intelligence’s Programme Index looks at the shows that elevated Channel 5 in 2019 and looks forward to what’s airing in 2020.
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Behind The ScenesWarship: Life At Sea, Channel 5 - a front-row seat to history
We didn’t expect to be sent to the Gulf to witness an international stand-off first hand, says Mark Tattersall
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The Broadcast InterviewJeremy Vine: coming out from behind the desk
How the veteran presenter is making C5’s current affairs show his own
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NewsC5’s Sebastian Cardwell steps up to ViacomCBS role
Digital controller becomes UK deputy director of programmes at parent company of Broadcast’s channel of the year
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NewsC5 scoops Broadcast Awards channel of the year
Broadcaster wins prestigious award for the first time as Studio Lambert lands indie gong
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FeaturesChannel of the Year: Channel 5
“C5 has delivered remarkable success in its popular-factual heartland, with Michael Palin In North Korea and Our Yorkshire Farm leading the way”
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NewsIcon wins factual double for C5
Bristol indie cotinues Secrets of the Mega strand with docs looking at airline food and landfill
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NewsInside the Tower of London travels stateside
All3Media sells Lion’s Channel 5 series to Smithsonian
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NewsLove Island hits PSB youth share
Channel 4 and BBC1 biggest losers as winter run of ITV2 show hauls in 16-34 demographic
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NewsParalympics joins ‘crown jewels’ list
Women’s football also in government’s sights in first changes to Ofcom rules in 20 years
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CommentLandmark step for court reporting
Allowing cameras in courts will make the legal system more transparent, says John Battle
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NewsChannel 5 and WWE wrestle a deal
ViacomCBS secures UK’s first free-to-air highlights of the sport
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NewsBlood secures Virgin and C5’s debut WGGB Award
Sophie Petzal beats Sally Wainwright and Rowan Joffe in the long-form TV category