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NewsJoe Sugg indie signs first-look deal with BBCS
YouTuber’s Final Straw Productions to produce entertainment formats
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NewsC4’s Ron Jeremy doc: uncovering a “tidal wave” of testimony
Nick Godwin and Storm Theunissen on why an open mind was crucial to securing exclusive testimony from Ron Jeremy’s victims
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NewsBBC on brink of Survivor reboot
Banijay’s Remarkable Entertainment set to bring back US reality giant
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NewsBectu urges Ofcom to push for racism body
Union lobbies regulator as it reveals survey findings
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NewsC4 & Discovery+ join forces to probe Princess Diana death
Sandpaper responsible for Death in Paris (w/t) four-parter
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NewsIn brief: C4 abortion doc; Moneybags launches companion game
RDF and Hey Sonny prepare Disability & Abortion: The Hardest Choice single
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NewsIn brief: Creative Corridor; Lazarus Project
Sony backs IFT under-represented scriptwriter talent scheme
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NewsBlueprint works up rival Prince Andrew Newsnight drama
Emily Maitlis ties with A Very British Scandal producer
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NewsC4 and Love scrap Kids In the Wild in pre-production
Ambitious Contestable Pot commission shelved four months after being announced
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NewsFremantle M&A activity drives revenue up 8%
Super-indie’s acquisition spree boosts first-half income to £829m
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NewsPaxman explores Parkinson’s for ITV
Paxman: Putting Up with Parkinson will be produced by Guy Freeman’s Livewire Pictures.
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NewsIn brief: Who Cares Wins; STV / Acorn; MTV; Migrants United
Davina McCall to host Thames produced Channel 4 event for a second year
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NewsVice Studios scales back UK presence
Production heavyweight opts not to replace creative director Yonni Usiskin, with head of production role also reduced
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NewsPact calls summit over Bectu beef
Broadcasters, streamers and indies to convene following union’s rejection of pay & terms offer
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NewsBrook Lapping explores Afghan withdrawal for BBC2
Greg Sanderson returns to exec produce Getting Out two-parter
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NewsZinc plans £5m investment spree
Acquires branding and corporate specialist The Edge as part of growth plans