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2025-12-23T12:04:00+00:00

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Including Alf Lawrie, Fatima Salaria, James Burstall, Camilla Lewis and Dorothy Byrne

Alf Lawrie

Alf Lawrie: Commissioners aren’t the enemy as TV battles for its future

Rob Brydon

Leader: It’s tough out there – indies have never worked harder or smarter

Mike-Darcey

Mike Darcey: Sky and ITV have been here before - so what’s changed?

Davie McCall Rose Allan

PSB chiefs: these measures can help secure distinct British broadcasting for the future

Richard Wallis index

Dr Richard Wallis: We cannot afford to be blasé about freelancers leaving the industry

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Fatima Salaria: We must say the unsayable

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Camilla Lewis: Indies need to talk to each other if we want to thrive

Georgie Donovan

Georgie Donovan: This is what East Asian invisibility looks like

James Burstall I New Landscape

James Burstall: Three cheers for John McVay – and three pointers for his successor

Dorothy Byrne

Dorothy Byrne: The BBC’s biggest problem is its silence

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