All articles by Hannah Gannagé-Stewart – Page 12

  • In the Night Garden
    News

    Teletubbies creator wins CBeebies show

    2017-02-15T10:23:00Z

    The indie established by Teletubbies and In the Night Garden co-creator Andrew Davenport has secured its first commission – a CBeebies series set in a picture-book world.

  • Romesh Ranganathan
    News

    BBC2 closes in on SNL-style show

    2017-02-14T12:38:00Z

    BBC2 is preparing the last of its late-night variety pilots in the next few weeks – paving the way to launch a show this summer.

  • First Dates Valentine Special
    Ratings

    Valentine’s boost for First Dates

    2017-02-14T12:10:00Z

    MONDAY: Channel 4 found love with a First Dates Valentine’s Special which soared ahead of its Hotel spin-off.

  • Against The Law
    News

    BBC docu-drama explores gay laws

    2017-02-13T12:33:00Z

    BBC2 is to dramatise the real-life testimony of gay men who suffered under the draconian legal system of the 1950s.

  • Taskmaster
    News

    Taskmaster creators pilot BBC gameshow

    2017-02-13T10:26:00Z

    The team behind Dave comedy format Taskmaster are piloting a BBC1 gameshow.

  • Legion
    Ratings

    Legion storms onto Fox

    2017-02-10T12:58:00Z

    THURSDAY: Heavily-marketed X-Men spin-off drama Legion made a solid start for Fox – more than doubling the channel’s slot average.

  • The Break
    News

    BBC3 strand backs emerging talent

    2017-02-10T09:54:00Z

    Five up-and-coming writers and two directors will showcase their work as part of a returning strand of shorts for BBC3.

  • Roots
    Ratings

    Roots grabs 1m for BBC4

    2017-02-09T13:05:00Z

    WEDNESDAY: Roots, the remake of Alex Haley’s classic novel about the slave trade, launched with BBC4’s biggest audience for an original drama in three years.

  • Charlotte Moore
    News

    BBC ups pay for senior team

    2017-02-09T10:41:00Z

    BBC director of content Charlotte Moore and deputy director general Anne Bulford have received 10% pay rises after their remits were expanded in July.

  • C4 Fake News
    News

    C4 ramps up war on fake news

    2017-02-09T07:31:00Z

    Broadcaster suggests introducing social media ‘Kitemark’ for regulated news organisations

  • Apple Tree Yard
    News

    Taboo and Apple Tree Yard get extended iPlayer window

    2017-02-08T13:12:00Z

    BBC dramas Taboo and Apple Tree Yard will be available to watch as boxsets on iPlayer for an extended window.

  • C4 News
    News

    RTS unveils TV Journalism nominations

    2017-02-08T10:14:00Z

    Channel 4 has secured more nominations than any other channel in the RTS Television Journalism Awards for the second year in a row.

  • Helen Cooke
    News

    C4 features editor joins Studio Ramsay

    2017-02-07T17:11:00Z

    Gordon Ramsay’s indie Studio Ramsay has appointed Channel 4 features editor Helen Cooke as head of popular factual.

  • Rio Ferdinand
    News

    Rio Ferdinand fronts BBC1 film

    2017-02-07T13:06:00Z

    Only The Best Productions, the indie established by former BT Sport executive Grant Best, has scored a BBC1 documentary in which Rio Ferdinand will explore grief.

  • Jane Lingham
    News

    BBC completes marketing and audiences restructure

    2017-02-03T09:40:00Z

    Jane Lingham has been named BBC marketing and audiences director for brand, media and planning, completing a restructure of the wider marketing and audiences department.

  • Hassan Exodus
    News

    Exodus refugee thanks the BBC

    2017-02-03T09:29:00Z

    Syrian refugee Hassan Akkad, who filmed his perilous journey to the UK as part of Keo Films’ Exodus documentary series, has thanked the BBC for giving him the chance to tell his story.

  • Can’t Cope, Won’t Cope
    News

    BBC3 acquires Irish comedy-drama

    2017-02-02T13:09:00Z

    BBC3 has acquired Irish millennial comedy-drama Can’t Cope, Won’t Cope from Line of Duty distributor Content Media.

  • Women Who Kill
    Ratings

    Women Who Kill locks up 800k

    2017-02-02T12:59:00Z

    WEDNESDAY: Channel 4 documentary Women Who Kill pulled in an audience in line with slot average.

  • TV licence van
    News

    BBC underestimated licence fee evasion

    2017-02-02T11:48:00Z

    The BBC has underestimated the level of licence fee evasion and will struggle to meet its targets to reduce it by 2020, according to a report by the National Audit Office (NAO).

  • Question of Sport
    News

    Indies question BBC tender process

    2017-02-02T07:05:00Z

    The BBC tendering process is in the spotlight after BBC Studios fought off competition from more than a dozen indies to win the first competitive pitch to make A Question Of Sport.