More Edinburgh TV Festival News – Page 277
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NewsIn brief: Inside Out spin-off; RTL to revive ents series; Arte acquires BBC comedy
Disney+ to stream Inside Out TV series
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NewsBBC ‘unlikely’ to recover Huw Edwards’ salary, say lawyers
Drafting of contract will be key to corporation clawing back cash
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NewsC5 books in luxury travel series
Josie Gibson to front three-parter from Honey Bee and GroupM Motion Entertainment
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NewsBBCS retains £2m Eurovision contract
Super-indie wins competitive tender process for live coverage starting in 2026
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NewsBBCS and Lionsgate prep BritBox-Starz bundle
Two companies to offer varied content package for US subscribers
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NewsBBC asks Huw Edwards to pay back salary
Corporation also defends handling of scandal and orders review of BBC power imbalances
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NewsUK political drama set to stay strong, say creatives
’The demise of the Tories will not mean a dearth of political drama’
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NewsParamount takes £5bn write-down and plans 15% workforce reduction
US giant takes structural decisions ahead of Skydance merger due to ongoing linear TV decline
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NewsC4 picks up Jordan Gray stand-up show
Soho Studios and Bill and Ben to produce comedian’s debut for broadcaster
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NewsC5 prepares to air Michael Mosley series
Three-parter on wonders of the human body gets August transmission date
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NewsSky News makes ex-BBC man first director of platforms
Nick Sutton gets newly-minted role overseeing digital, TV and audio output
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NewsWildscreen names Panda Awards nominees
Silverback, Underdog, Keo and Wildstar lead race for natural history honours
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NewsIn brief: Fresh Meat star’s next project; SAS: Who Dares Wins in Poland; Steve Hewlett Memorial Lecture
Kimberley Nixon to lead neurodivergent crime series
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NewsScreen Alliance North partners with WFTV
Partnership to boost mentoring scheme for northern women
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NewsGood Morning Britain racks up Ofcom complaints
Episode of magazine format featured two controversial interviews
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NewsWBD chiefs brush aside company split talk amid £7bn write-down
Revenues dip 5% year-on-year to £9.7bn as linear TV advertising decline hits