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Ten Alps follows celebrity staff
ITV2 has commissioned Ten Alps TV to make two hour-long documentaries following the bodyguards, stylists, confidantes, and other staff of the world's biggest celebrities. Celebrity Entourage(working title) is executive produced by Peter Kessler and Sam Cash and has been commissioned by Daniela Neumann.
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Trouble reorders princess dance show
Flextech-owned teen channel Trouble has commissioned Princess Productions to make a second series of UK dance reality show Bump 'n' Grind. The 12 x 30-minute episodes of auditions by dance wannabes lead up to 3 x 60-minute shows with the 12 finalists. ...
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Black Books team write space comedy
The writers behind Channel 4 sitcom Black Booksare to pen a comedy described as ' Das Bootin space' for BBC2. Kevin Cecil and Andy Riley are writing six 30-minute episodes of Full Power(working title). The series is in pre-production ...
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Comedy North gets Stupid run
The BBC's Manchester-based Comedy North unit has got another series commission, with pilot I'm With Stupidgetting the go-ahead for a six-part run on BBC3.
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BBC3 sets self-help goals
BBC3 is giving its viewers a dose of therapy with a series of new commissions around the theme of self-improvement.
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Diverse packs off rude Brits to India
Indie producer Diverse is giving ill-mannered Brits the chance to brush up their behaviour at an Indian finishing school, in a new series for Channel 4.
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News2.7m see Paxman v Blair
Jeremy Paxman's confronation with the Prime Minister Tony Blair may have gained acres of media coverage but the interview could only manage a peak audience of 2.7 million (13%) at the end.
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NewsSalmon takes on chief exec role at TV Corp
Peter Salmon is to become chief executive of TV Corporation, after quitting as head of BBC Sport.
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Pilsworth launch
Mick Pilsworth, the former Chrysalis TV chief has launched his new company, Motive Television plc, with plans to buy up to 10 medium-sized independent producers. The plans have been kicked off with Pilsworth heading a management buyout of Setanta Television, the TV production arms of sports broadcaster Setanta. He now ...
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C4 combines fitness with surgery in makeover show
Channel 4 is combining fitness regimes, pioneering technology and surgical procedures in an eight-part makeover series which aims to change people both inside and out..
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BBC2 marks Beslan siege one year on
The BBC is to make a documentary on the Beslan school siege, to be screened on the first anniversary of the tragedy in September.
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At It makes doc for Five factual strand
At It Productions has kick-started its expansion into factual television with a documentary for Five's Extraordinary Peopledocumentary strand.
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NewsDaytime outlook brighter for ITV1
ITV1's new weekday afternoon shows have managed a slender rise on the previous year.
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BBC hires WOCC exec
The BBC has appointed an executive to head its review into the Window of Creative Competition. Bal Samra is to take over as head of the content supply review immediately, following the departure of Charles Constable to Five last month. The job will involve running the inquiry into the WOCC, ...
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North One move
North One Television has appointed Robert Chandler as head of development for its regional production base in Birmingham. Chandler, who has previously worked as a writer, director and producer for various indies including Hotbed Media and Tiger Aspect, will be charged with expanding the range of productions beyond current programmes, ...
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Jetix games on NTL
Kids broadcaster Jetix Europe has launched its interactive games service, Jetix i, on the NTL digital interactive TV network. The games, which are based on characters and content from the Jetix programme library, such as Sonic Xand Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, can ...
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Spooks wins prize
Spooks Interactive has won its second iTV accolade at the third International iTV Awards in Cannes last week. The red button game, which lets viewers take part in spying missions using their remotes, beat competition from the rest of Europe as well as the US, South Africa and Australia to ...
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Biased and proud of it
The Today programme can't afford to be impartial, argues Kevin Marsh - it has to be outrageously biased against dishonesty and obfuscation, and in favour of open debate
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Egg-throwing quiz livens up Five Live coverage
THREE MPs are to line up for a political version of quickfire sports quiz show ...