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    LIVING LINES UP SHOWS FOR TODDLERS' STRAND.

    2002-07-25T15:16:51Z

    Living TV has acquired a number of children's series for its morning pre-school strand Tiny Living

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    Trisha editor promoted to exec position.

    2002-07-25T15:16:51Z

    Jackie Heffer, who as editor of ITV 1's Trisha has seen the Granada-produced daytime show become the highest performing chatshow on TV, has been promoted to executive producer, writes Steve Aston

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    Heggessey gets new docu-soap.

    2002-07-25T15:16:51Z

    BBC 1 controller Lorraine Heggessey's plan to reintroduce a major docu-soap to the channel's peaktime line-up

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    NICKELODEON DRAWS UP REAL CARTOON PLAN.

    2002-07-25T15:16:51Z

    Nickelodeon UK is set to create a new 'reality cartoon', animating the lives and characters of

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    BBC WORLD TO GIVE MIDDLE EAST REGULAR SLOT.

    2002-07-25T15:16:51Z

    BBC World, the BBC's 24-hour international news channel, is to launch a new programme dedicated to

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    C5 COURTS CONTROVERSY WITH POLICE DRAMA.

    2002-07-25T15:16:51Z

    Channel 5 has snapped up the rights to the controversial US drama The Shield, based on

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    Channel 5 finds prison life is a bit rich.

    2002-07-25T15:16:51Z

    Channel 5 has commissioned a one-off documentary from Einstein Entertainment on how members of the upper crust fare when they are thrown in jail, writes Paul Revoir

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    SHINE COOKS UP SHOW FOR C4'S COMEDY LAB.

    2002-07-25T15:16:51Z

    Shine Entertainment has secured a 30-minute commission for Channel 4's Comedy Lab series. Comedians Steve Oram

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    BBC 4 season to home in on architecture.

    2002-07-25T15:16:51Z

    BBC 4 controller Roly Keating has commissioned a tranche of programmes for a week-long look at British architecture in the 21st century, writes Jon Rogers

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    C4'S NEW MEN.

    2002-07-25T15:16:51Z

    Channel 4 commissioning editor, documentaries Danny Cohen has ordered a two-part documentary series that aims to uncover the hidden world of female to male transsexuals, writes Leigh Holmwood

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    LANDMARK PET SHOW IS ITS FIRST BBC 1 ORDER.

    2002-07-25T15:16:51Z

    Oxford-based indie Landmark Films has bagged its first BBC 1 commission as part of a brace

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    DR WHO'S WEB RETURN.

    2002-07-25T15:16:50Z

    Cult sci-fi hero Doctor Who is to star in a new 6 x 10-minute web-based drama

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    Football Italia under threat.

    2002-07-25T15:16:49Z

    Channel 4 is close to axing its long-running Football Italia strand after nine years to concentrate its energies on cricket coverage, writes Paul Revoir

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    BBC REVIEWS POLITICS.

    2002-07-25T15:16:49Z

    BBC 2 controller Jane Root and the head of the BBC's review into political coverage, Sian

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    FOX GIVES PIG STARRING ROLE IN AUTUMN LINE-UP.

    2002-07-25T15:16:49Z

    Pig City, a brand new animation which follows the life of 'country bumpkin pig' Mikey who moves to the big city has been bought to lead the autumn line-up for Fox Kids UK, writes Paul Revoir

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    C5 TO AXE MOVIE SLOT.

    2002-07-25T15:16:49Z

    Channel 5 is to axe its 21.00 Sunday movie slot from September and replace it with

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    Pilger hits out at TV 11 September plans

    2002-07-24T17:33:21Z

    Broadcasters are likely to be wasting their time swamping schedules with programming acknowledging the first anniversary of the 11 September terrorist attacks, according to award-winning writer and broadcaster John Pilger, writes Steve Aston

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    Football Italia under threat

    2002-07-24T17:13:55Z

    Channel 4 is close to axing its long-running Football Italia strand after nine years to concentrate its energies on cricket coverage, writes Paul Revoir

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    Heggessey gets new docu-soap

    2002-07-24T16:25:07Z

    BBC 1 controller Lorraine Heggessey's plan to reintroduce a major docu-soap to the channel's peaktime line-up has come to fruition with a 10-part series looking at the antics of insurance loss adjusters, writes Leigh Holmwood

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    Channel 5 finds prison life is a bit rich

    2002-07-24T16:24:05Z

    Channel 5 has commissioned a one-off documentary from Einstein Entertainment on how members of the upper crust fare when they are thrown in jail, writes Paul Revoir