Latest BBC News – Page 88
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Questions raised over BBC unscripted restructure
Broadcast explores the unusual circumstances surrounding Kate Phillips’ appointment
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Katz, Cardwell & Irving to keynote inaugural Wales Screen Summit
Channel 4, Paramount UK and BBC execs among speakers heading to Cardiff on 15-16 June
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Little Dooley lands Blackpool ballroom doc
Stacey Dooley start-up scores debut entertainment commission
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BBC to seek bids for Antiques Roadshow
Songs of Praise also put out to tender for second time after Avanti and Nine Lives step back
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Football podcasts lead BBC Sounds orders
Chris Kamara, Ben Shephard and James Nesbitt to front sports shows, with a return to the BBC for Global’s Emily Maitlis
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Robson Green indie wins BBC north-east tender
Rivers Meet and Signpost Production join forces for £570,000 daytime / early peak format
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BBC2 spotlights Bradford’s frontline workers
Dragonfly North five-parter to feature district nurses, police officers and council workers
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Davie ‘open-minded’ about funding models as BBC shapes future purpose
Director general keen to set out guiding principles before licence fee debate begins
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Sara Pascoe’s Last Woman On Earth returns to BBC2
Talkback format recommissioned for three-part run
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US orders more Ghosts, This Country and Miranda from BBCS
CBS and Fox recommission US adaptations of comedy formats
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Alan Carr and Amanda Holden renovate Italian property for BBC1
Voltage TV starts filming eight-part series in Sicily
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Review of BBC licence fee to start in July
Culture secretary Nadine Dorries is on the hunt for an independent chair to oversee the six-month process
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BBC ties with Stan for Australian immigrant drama
Ten Pound Poms created by Danny Brocklehurst with Eleven Films
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BBC3 explores beauty in Belfast
BBC Northern Ireland & NI Screen collaborate for Afro-Mic’s Made Up In Belfast
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Kate Phillips lands huge role as BBC restructures commissioning team
Entertainment boss handed factual genres as corporation’s first director of unscripted
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Bazalgette urges BBC to collaborate with rival PSBs
ITV chair’s calls echoed by predecessor Archie Norman, as Andrew Neil and Greg Dyke propose hybrid funding model
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In brief: C4 recommissions; Two Rivers; Screen Yorkshire; Doctor Who
Britain’s Most Expensive Houses and Miriam & Alan: Lost in Scotland and Beyond to return
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