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Footballers' Wives (ITV1) - Rupert Smith, Guardian
'The show's great achievement... to inject a bit of humour, style and energy back into British TV.'...
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Footballers' Wives (ITV1) - Jim Shelley, Daily Mirror
'Footballers' Wives ended back in relegation form.'...
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Footballers' Wives (ITV1) - Simon Edge, Daily Express and Daily Star
'After a shaky start, this season of Footballers' Wives eventually took its game to top form.'...
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NewsC4 secures horse racing
Channel 4 will cover horse racing for a further 18 months after securing an eleventh hour deal for the rights to the Cheltenham Festival.
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News1500 jobs go at NTL
NTL is set to axe 1,500 jobs as it consolidates its 13 call centres into three state-of-the-art operations.
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NewsBlue Peter chief takes new BBC sport role
The BBC has appointed the head of Blue Peter , Steve Hocking, to head up a new initiative to encourage more people to take part in sport.
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NewsMoyles bags Sony nomination
Chris Moyles, the loudmouth presenter of BBC Radio 1, has been shortlisted for DJ of the Year at the Sony Radio Academy Awards.
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Where next for BBC2?
With the 'best job in the BBC' up for grabs, whoever replaces Jane Root is going to have to maintain ratings while satisfying a growing clamour for more risk-taking and more arts and documentaries.
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The Rise and Fall of Citizen Black (BBC2) - Peter Paterson, Daily Mail
'The Money Programme gave us a hard-hitting account of the up-like-a-rocket, down-like-a-stick career of Conrad Bla...
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The New Americans (BBC4) - Thomas Sutcliffe, Independent
'The result was fascinating, and made a case that quantity can be just as important as quality.'...
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Jesus Who...? (BBC1) - James Walton, Daily Telegraph
'Here was a documentary on Christianity that went about its business without either apology or any gimmicks.'...
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Selling Houses (C4) - Jim Shelley, Daily Mirror
'It was the sort of rubbish you could have at 10 in the morning or 2pm - daytime television posing as decent adult ...
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Trump show set for 40 markets
The Apprentice , the Donald Trump-fronted reality show that has taken the US by storm, is set to air in over 40 countries around the world.
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Australia takes on BBC quiz show
The BBC's ambitious new interactive quiz show, Come and Have a Go If You Think You're Smart Enough , is to be made for the Australian market.
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Fox buys new toons
Fox Kids Europe has secured the rights to a brace of new animated series which will air in the UK later this year. The deals include 42 x 30-minute episodes of futuristic anime-adventure MegaMan NT Warrior , acquired from ShoPro Entertainment, and 26 x 30-minute ...
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Ragdoll sells Boohbah to Canadian TV
Indie Ragdoll has sold hit pre-school series Boohbah to Canadian broadcaster Treehouse TV. The channel will air 52 episodes of the series, screened on CiTV in the UK, over a two-year period. It takes the number of channels airing the show to 12. ...
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all3media wins biggest brood orders
All3Media International has made a raft of sales of its documentary Britain's Biggest Brood. The 52-minute series has been taken by TV2 in Denmark, SBS in the Netherlands, TVNZ in New Zealand, TV Norge in Norway and Canal 5 in Sweden. Originally screened on ...
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Tell-Tale develops new series of Boo!
Tell-Tale Productions is to develop a fresh batch of animated pre-school series Boo! for the BBC and is preparing to deliver the show's first Christmas special. Work on the 52 x 10-minute series has just begun and the finished product will be distributed by Universal ...
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Indonesia and Malaysia take Pop Idol
Pop Idol is to roll out across a raft of new territories including India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Slovakia. Slovack Television has signed up for 22 episodes plus 14 Idol Extras and its main channel - Jednotka - will air ...