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NewsNI celebs recount Troubles for ITV1
Actor James Nesbitt and comedian Patrick Kielty will talk about growing up amid the sectarian violence of the Northern Ireland Troubles in a 60-minute documentary for ITV1.
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NewsPact will slim council down to 12 members
Pact is to reduce its council from 31 to 12 members and limit their term of office to six years.
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Nouss hired on Apprentice
Talkback Thames has secured the BBC's Reem Nouss as series editor for the fifth series of The Apprentice, which is currently in pre-production.
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NewsPhillips wants code to monitor diversity
Trevor Phillips, chair of the UK's Equality and Human Rights Commission, is calling for broadcasters and the top 20 indies to set up a voluntary code to monitor diversity at a senior level.
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NewsAll3Media sells Skins to the US and Europe
Teen drama Skins is set to cross the Atlantic for broadcast in the US amid a raft of sales activity around the Channel 4 series.
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NewsITV orders Horowitz crash drama
ITV has commissioned a conspiracy drama by Anthony Horowitz that will feature what it claims is the largest TV crash ever filmed in the UK.
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NewsITV stock in for roller coaster ride, says City
Analysts have predicted a volatile short-term future for ITV's share price after it surged earlier this week before immediately falling back.
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NewsDawn Steele joins Fourth series of Wild at Heart
Monarch of the Glen actress Dawn Steele has been named as the new female lead when Sunday night ITV1 drama Wild at Heart returns for its fourth series.
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NewsITV2 tunes into radio sitcom
ITV Productions is making a Peep Show-meets-The Office comedy series for ITV2.
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NewsBBC daytime gets newsy makeover
The BBC is shaking up its daytime schedules with a string of campaign-style shows on hard-hitting subjects from knife crime to the NHS.
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NewsBring me new twists, Fincham tells indies
ITV is calling for more “surprising” ideas for contemporary dramas, with edgy family and relationship-led programmes top of the agenda.
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NewsAckroyd takes to the Thames
London chronicler Peter Ackroyd is to trace the course of the Thames river for his latest TV project.
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Somethin' Else on offer for studio seekers
Production company Somethin' Else is offering its studio and post-production facilities for hire.
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Ex-Noise London duo join Halo for brand new sound
Halo Post Production has joined forces with Karl Mainzer and Rowan Jennings from Noise London as part of the London facility's ongoing expansion drive.
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Beach 74 and TV Set hit by credit crunch
2D Video Facilities Ltd, the company which operates the facilities Beach 74 and TV Set, has been placed in administration after a drop in the value of its freehold premises at 74 Newman Street.
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UK students win IBC trip
Students from British universities are among nine winners of this year's IABM Engineering Student Awards.
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NewsApace workflow used to post BBC3's Dog Borstal
The producers of BBC3's dog training series Dog Borstal are making use of a new web-based media asset management and shared storage technology to speed up post-production on the series.
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C4 and Red Bee conclude playout deal
Channel 4 and Red Bee Media have rubber-stamped their playout deal and will now press on with appointing a systems integrator to build dedicated facilities at Red Bee's Broadcast Centre.
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Restructure at Virgin Radio
Virgin Radio programming and marketing director David Lloyd is to step down from his role as part of a senior-level restructure following the sale of the station.
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Winkleman replaces Wright
Claudia Winkleman is taking over from Matthew Wright as the host of The Weekender, BBC Radio 2's live Friday night music and arts show.