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NewsStudio Ramsay cuts six staff roles
Creative director of development Shona Baldwin among those exiting
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NewsIn brief: MipJunior sets keynote; Sky picks up Wynonna Earp; Field of Dreams cast member dies
Former Moonbug US chief Andy Yeatman to speak in Cannes
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NewsDisabled representation in TV way behind UK workforce
Latest Diamond report shows visually impaired, deaf and Asian people among least represented in industry
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NewsPlum Pictures lands Hulu true crime docuseries
Three-parter from Girls Incarcerated indie examines the case of convicted prisoner Kaitlyn Conley
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NewsCDN to monitor religious affiliation and socio-economic background
New chief Miranda Wayland announces expansion to tackle barriers to inclusion and representation
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NewsTV appearances by MPs under Westminster spotlight
Commons committee to explore whether media gigs present conflict of interest
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NewsTalkback boss Jonno Richards to depart
Managing director moving on after eight years with QI and Too Hot to Handle indie
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NewsWheelhouse UK working up C4 dating format
Glenn Hugill’s indie preps show reuniting single people with former lovers
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NewsJimmy McGovern lands BBC1 sexual abuse drama
LA Productions to produce single starring Anna Friel and Anna Maxwell Martin
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NewsVibrant appoints first development head
Former BBCS exec Bernard Markey lands new role at fledgling indie
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NewsRalph Lee to become first Bafta albert chair
Former BBCS Productions chief takes voluntary part-time role
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NewsPatrick Holland: UK must capitalise on global appeal
Banijay UK boss reiterates need for unscripted tax credit to lure more global productions to UK
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NewsA+E Networks EMEA rebrands to Hearst Networks
International broadcaster to operate under new name while individual channels retain titles
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NewsCarnival Films preps spy thriller
Downton Abbey producer wins rights to David Goodman’s A Reluctant Spy
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NewsEmporium lands yacht disaster doc with ITV
Silverlining Rights ties up commission across eight international broadcasters
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NewsBBC World Service behind Gaza doc for Storyville
Film from investigative unit BBC Eye explores impact of war on Gazans
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NewsITV dominates NTAs with ten gongs
Mr Bates takes awards for best drama, best drama performance and special impact
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NewsIn brief: ITV and Channel 5 licenses; Yes Yes Media first look deal; Electric move for Barry Chamberlain
Ofcom finds ‘good cause’ to renew PSB licenses for another decade
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NewsNetflix top 10: 2 - 8 September
The Perfect Couple, Worst Ex Ever, KAOS, Outlast and The Umbrella Academy all make this week’s most-watched list
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NewsLightbox lands debut drama with Sky History
Gunpowder Siege aims to reframe focus of infamous 17th century rebellion