All BBC articles – Page 676

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    Eastenders: E20 cast revealed

    2009-11-25T09:23:00Z

    EastEnders chiefs have cast four relative unknowns to star in the soap’s online spin-off, EastEnders: E20.

  • Erik Huggers
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    Huggers: Canvas may be delayed until 2011

    2009-11-20T17:48:00Z

    MEDIA FESTIVAL: Project Canvas will be delayed until 2011 unless the BBC Trust gives interim approval before the end of the year, BBC director of future media and technology Erik Huggers has revealed.

  • Psychoville
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    Psychoville 2 set for 2010

    2009-11-19T14:46:00Z

    Dark comedy thriller Psychoville, created by League Of Gentlemen actors Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton, is to return for a second series on BBC2 next year.

  • Blue Peter
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    Godwin: Blue Peter ‘100% safe’ on BBC

    2009-11-19T09:25:00Z

    New director of BBC Children’s Joe Godwin has vowed to safeguard Blue Peter and reintroduce Saturday morning magazine programmes as a major feature of the CBBC schedule.

  • Pedigree Dogs Exposed
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    BBC/Ofcom play down Dogs furore

    2009-11-19T09:14:00Z

    BBC and Ofcom officials moved to distance the organisations from the Pedigree Dogs Exposed furore yesterday after Ofcom chief executive Ed Richards telephoned director general Mark Thompson to discuss a series of damning leaks.

  • News

    Temple directs Detroit doc for Films of Record

    2009-11-19T07:00:00Z

    Ten Alps indie Films of Record is to produce a one-off BBC2 documentary about the life and death of Detroit’s automotive industry.

  • Peter Salmon
    News

    BBC creates fund for northern indies

    2009-11-18T16:45:00Z

    BBC Children’s has ring-fenced £500,000 of its multiplatform budget exclusively for northern indies.

  • Andy Parfitt
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    BBC axes Silver Street

    2009-11-18T15:18:00Z

    The BBC is to axe Asian Network soap Silver Street after five years on air – a move heavily criticised by the Writer’s Guild

  • Ashes
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    Free TV Ashes criticised by cricket board

    2009-11-18T12:52:00Z

    The recommendation to reserve the Ashes for free-to-air television has been criticised by England and Wales Cricket Board chairman Giles Clarke, who questioned whether the BBC would choose to show the event.

  • BBC
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    BBC's Comedy College wins first commission

    2009-11-18T12:10:00Z

    The BBC’s Comedy College has won its first commission – a sitcom pilot by John Warburton for BBC3.

  • Emma Swain
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    BBC: No plans to reveal all senior salaries

    2009-11-18T12:06:00Z

    The BBC will not publish the salary and expenses details of all its senior managers despite protestations that nearly 300 senior figures earning more than £100k were kept out of last Thursday’s disclosures.

  • The Today Programme
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    BBC Trust blocks atheists on Thought for the Day

    2009-11-17T12:02:00Z

    Thought for the Day will remain closed to atheists and humanists, after the BBC Trust rejected accusations that the Radio 4 programme is in breach of editorial guidelines.

  • Ed Richards
    News

    Ofcom recommends relaxing media ownership rules‎

    2009-11-17T10:55:00Z

    Ofcom has called for a radical shake-up of media ownership rules which would open the door for a new spate of consolidation.

  • News

    GameLab scores Bafta hat trick

    2009-11-16T11:47:00Z

    The indie behind the BBC learning disability web drama Us5 has scored a hat trick of nominations for the 2009 British Academy Children’s Awards.

  • Parliament
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    BBC Parliament hits 2m mark

    2009-11-16T11:26:00Z

    BBC Parliament has doubled its audience since launching on Freeview – reaching more than 2 million viewers throughout October.

  • Jeremy Hunt
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    Tories may shrink BBC licence fee

    2009-11-16T10:29:00Z

    The Tories may force the BBC into accepting a reduced licence fee and axing its digital channels, shadow culture secretary Jeremy Hunt has said.

  • Enid
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    BBC banned Enid Blyton for 30 years

    2009-11-16T08:45:00Z

    The BBC banned Enid Blyton from the airwaves for 30 years after she was deemed a “second rater” not good enough for Children’s Hour.

  • Nurse Jackie
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    BBC get Nurse Jackie treatment

    2009-11-13T12:26:00Z

    The BBC has picked up highly-acclaimed US show Nurse Jackie, a dark comedy starring multi-Emmy and Golden Globe winning Sopranos star Edie Falco.

  • X Factor host Dermot O'Leary
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    Sports Personality to take on X Factor finale

    2009-11-13T11:48:00Z

    The BBC Sports Personality of the Year show will go head-to-head with ITV1’s heavyweight finale of The X Factor.

  • Mark Thompson
    News

    BBC salaries, Nov '09

    2009-11-13T00:01:00Z

    Full list of the most senior decision-makers at the BBC senior staff, with job titles and details of salaries.