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PROGRAMMING - CARLTON REVIVES FAMILY FORTUNES QUIZ SHOW.
Carlton is recording a new 80 x 30-minute daytime series of ITV quiz show staple Family
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PROGRAMMING - BRAVO ENTERS WORLD OF PAIN.
A 'moving and occasionally shocking' documentary series highlighting the spectrum of human pain - from having
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PROGRAMMING - BLAST DOC EXPLORES LOVE LIVES OF TRAVELLERS.
Blast Films has been commissioned by Channel 4 head of documentaries Peter Dale to produce a
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PROGRAMMING - BBC WINS RIGHTS TO FOURTH FARSCAPE.
The fourth series of sci-fi adventure show Farscape will premiere on BBC 2 this autumn after
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Programming - Graef to make Potters Bar doc.
Veteran film-maker Roger Graef has been commissioned to make a documentary about last May's Potters Bar
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Programming - October kids drama takes on asylum system.
The fictional tale of a boy who seeks refuge in England after witnessing the slaughter of his entire village is to be featured in a children's drama for the BBC, writes Leigh Holmwood
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PROGRAMMING - C4 peanut to explain world trade abuses.
An animated peanut is to present a new Channel 4 programme on the effects of trade liberalisation on developing countries for the station's experimental Alt-TV strand, writes Penny Hughes
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PROGRAMMING - LNN FACTUALS LICENSED TO MAKE 007 SPECIAL.
LNN Factuals has landed an ITV commission to produce a 60-minute special covering the premiere of
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CD:UK TO GO GLOBAL.
Indie Blaze Television is hoping to launch ITV 1 music show CD:UK as a global music
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Bullseye show will bare all
Indie Bullseye Television has been commissioned to make a naked Blind Date-style game-show in which contestants will be encouraged to embark on a one-night stand and then be filmed having sex, writes Paul Revoir
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Number ones party on
Top pop acts from the past five decades are to perform their number one hits in front of an audience of fellow chart toppers in a special BBC 1 programme marking 50 years
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BBC pumps cash into autumn offensive
BBC 1 has reached the halfway point in its transformation into a 'more relevant and contemporary' channel, controller Lorraine Heggessey claimed this week as she unveiled a£243m autumn programming slate, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Graef to make Potters Bar doc
Veteran film-maker Roger Graef has been commissioned to make a documentary about last May's Potters Bar rail crash which killed eight people, writes Penny Hughes
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October kids drama takes on asylum system
The fictional tale of a boy who seeks refuge in England after witnessing the slaughter of his entire village is to be featured in a children's drama for the BBC, writes Leigh Holmwood
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C4 peanut to explain world trade abuses
An animated peanut is to present a new Channel 4 programme on the effects of trade liberalisation on developing countries for the station's experimental Alt-TV strand, writes Penny Hughes
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Bravo enters world of pain
A 'moving and occasionally shocking' documentary series highlighting the spectrum of human pain - from having a Brazilian wax on your testicles to undertaking DIY liposuction - has been commissioned for Flextech channel Bravo, writes Steve Aston
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Carlton revives Family Fortunes quiz show
Carlton is recording a new 80 x 30-minute daytime series of ITV quiz show staple Family Fortunes. The series is the first since the departure of Les Dennis, who quit after the show was shifted to daytime. It will be fronted by the relatively unknown ...
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Blast doc explores love lives of travellers
Blast Films has been commissioned by Channel 4 head of documentaries Peter Dale to produce a 60-minute documentary called Travellers. Filmed, produced and directed by Marc Isaacs, it is a film about love and loss based on encounters Isaacs had with people he met on ...
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Somethin' Else to make Robert Wyatt film
Indie Somethin' Else has been commissioned to produce a one-off documentary on the legendary British singer and songwriter Robert Wyatt for BBC 4. The 60-minute special, Free Will and Testament, will feature Wyatt performing songs in a studio as he has not performed in front ...
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Westcountry to look at local crafts scene
Carlton Westcountry controller of features and programme development Caroline Righton has commissioned the Plymouth-based indie Two Four Productions to make a 13 x 30-minute series exploring the arts and crafts which are 'special to the west country'. Crafted, which will be presented by former ...