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         News NewsC4 to turn fixed-rig on divorceChannel 4 has secured a front-row seat to divorce mediation sessions as one of two Minnow Films commissions about relationships in 21st-century Britain. 
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         News NewsBBC film to examine legacy of Savile abuseOlly Lambert is to direct a 90-minute film for BBC1 which will highlight the impact on the lives of those affected by child sexual abuse, including the victims of Jimmy Savile and the crimes exposed by the Operation Yewtree investigation. 
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         News NewsDiscovery tracks 1000-mile runner across UKTuesday’s Child is to follow endurance athlete Sean Conway as he runs almost 1000 miles in six weeks for a Discovery documentary. 
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         News NewsITV orders shepherding format Flock StarsITV is to train celebrities up as shepherds in its latest bid to find a factual entertainment hit. 
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         News NewsBBC1 cleans up with more Don't Mess With MeBBC1 will hope to clean up again with the recommission of daytime litter series Don’t Mess With Me. 
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         News NewsScience season examined by BBCMasterchef star Gregg Wallace and Cherry Healey will investigate the way in which Britain’s favourite food is made in a three-part BBC2 science documentary from Voltage TV. 
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         News NewsC4 investigates end of the worldOxford Film and Television will explore threats to the existence of the Earth in an apocalyptic one-off documentary for Channel 4. 
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         News NewsIndus brings fresh face to BBC2Former Indus Films researcher Will Millard is to front a three part series by the indie exploring the Pacific Ocean’s Coral Triangle. 
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         News NewsBBC unveils nations formatsA primetime BBC1 physical gameshow, a “super-smart, cryptic” BBC4 quiz and a Robot Wars-style BBC2 pilot are among 10 entertainment commissions unveiled this week. 
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         News NewsGaelic drama Bannan to returnGaelic broadcaster BBC Alba is to tap into the success of foreign-language series such as The Killing after commissioning another 10 episodes of local drama Bannan. 
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         News NewsC5 returns to 10,000 BCChannel 5 is bringing back The Garden’s stone-age reality series 10,000 BC for a second series. 
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         News NewsC4 explores SAS selection processMinnow Films is to use fixed-rig cameras to shine a light on the SAS selection process in a documentary series for Channel 4. 
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         News NewsLBC presenter handed ITV seriesLBC Radio presenter James O’Brien has signed up to front a topical debate show for ITV Daytime in the run up to the election. 
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         News NewsShed of the Year returns to C4Channel 4 is to extend its coverage of the annual Shed of the Year contest with a four-part recommission for Plum Pictures. 
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         News NewsInitial to rehouse animals for ITVThe RSPCA will train celebrity volunteers to rescue and rehabilitate neglected animals with a view to finding them a new home for a six-part ITV series. 
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        -Alex-Minton.jpg) News NewsIn brief: Nigel Marven; Factory Media; Bafta LANigel Marven has scored a new series on Watch and Factory Media has launched a BAME academy initiative. Click for more in today’s round-up. 
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         News NewsTrevor Phillips, Tony Blair & Nigel Farage in C4 race debateTrevor Phillips will discuss race and multiculturalism with former prime minister Tony Blair and Ukip leader Nigel Farage in an Outline Productions documentary for Channel 4. 
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         News NewsBBC orders sketch show doubleThe BBC is hoping two female performers can deliver an eradefining sketch show - but Channel 4 is stepping back from the genre. 
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         News NewsNat Geo and C4 order Nerd TV daredevil seriesChannel 4 and National Geographic are to investigate whether it is possible to “surf ” on the roof of a train travelling at 120mph in a six-part daredevil stunt series. 
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         News NewsBBC4 relaxes with slow seasonA two hour trip along one of Britain’s canals and a 30 minute show observing the manufacture of a wooden chair are to form part of a slow season of shows on BBC4. 
 



 
     
    
    













