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NewsSky plots talent sharing across Europe
Chief exec Cécile Frot-Coutaz outlines “coordinated” operation with intention to exploit talent in Sky territories
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NewsDerry Girls and This Is Going To Hurt lead BPG winners list
BBC1 shows including The Traitors, Sherwood and The Real Mo Farah also scoop gongs
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NewsNawal Al Maghafi: ‘The world’s becoming increasingly hostile for BBC journalists’
Newsnight’s new international correspondent on the challenges of access - and how covert reporting in Yemen helped her break open a murder case
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NewsTop Gear series suspended as BBC apologises to Freddie Flintoff
Presenter reportedly quitting show with BBCS ordering health and safety review
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NewsAmazon plans global world building with Citadel blueprint
Local originals boss James Farrell wants spy thriller to ‘germinate’ other ideas for scripted franchises
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NewsFremantle continues spending spree with Belgian indie A Team
Harelbeke-based producer latest outfit to join super-indie’s portfolio
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News72 Films to follow Newcastle United for Prime Video
Ties with Lorton Entertainment for four-part access series
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NewsBBC axes Frankie Boyle’s New World Order
BBC2 without a topical comedy format as Zeppotron show follows Mock the Week and The Mash Report out the door
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NewsFrance Télévisions chief: streamers are ‘cultural exception’ to creative landscape
Delphine Ernotte advocates alliances with SVoDs, but stresses PSBs have ’cultural sovereignty’
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NewsParamount+ to keep investing in international drama
Marco Nobili pledges that focus on US franchises won’t curb appetite for global hits
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NewsDeath in Paradise indie dives into murkier waters with tale of sex, drugs and power
Red Planet Pictures teams with playwright Ryan Calais Cameron for 1980s crime thriller Blood Rights
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NewsC4 picks up Woodcut series on female rulers
Six-parter explores legacy of leaders from Egyptian phaorah Hatshepsut to Queen Victoria
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News‘Socially responsible’ drama evokes audience recognition in undesirable characters
Fifteen-Love showrunner says it’s “not interesting to see a villain with a worldview we cannot possibly understand”
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NewsFree Solo directors board Nat Geo Shackleton doc
Oscar winners Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin to produce and direct film about discovery of Shackleton’s ship
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News72 Films promotes production chief to MD
Samantha Stewart lands expanded role at All or Nothing indie
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NewsC4 orders Mad Men-style doc on women in advertising
South Shore is producing AFP single Mad Women
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NewsMultiStory Media expands entertainment team
Simone Haywood upped to creative director as part of strategy refocus for Come Dine with Me label