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BBC in dock after scrapping Sky deal
The BBC's decision to ditch its satellite broadcast deal with BSkyB could result in a string of legal challenges fr...
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Major told of police 'mission' to win millionaire quiz
Army major Charles Ingram, accused of cheating on the quiz show Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, told police he mana...
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Major: my quiz shock
The Army major accused of cheating on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? was devastated when he discovered his wife kne...
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Granada tops leaders as Footsie recoups losses
Traders returning from Cheltenham could be forgiven for thinking nothing much had happened during their absence. Ye...
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Pay up...or Sopranos gets it
Filming of the latest Sopranos series has been halted indefinately - by James Gandolfini's huge demand for£1.3 mil...
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Tricky Dicky slaughter Queen Vicky
Corrie killer Richard Hillman has slaughtered yet another victim - chubby Eastenders star Barry Evans. His manic ca...
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You little B*stards
Little Ant and Dec got film hunk George Clooney well and truly wound up after poking fun at his grey hair and sex g...
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I won TV million with military guile, says major
An army major accused of cheating on Who Want To Be A Millionaire? said that he won the top prize by treating the q...
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Brighter to make feel-good footage for US networks
Brighter Pictures has signed a deal to produce 30 hours of content for a new US show set to be syndicated on major US networks including ABC, writes Penny Hughes
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NewsBBC1 is UK's favourite
BBC1 is the UK's favourite TV station, according to research undertaken by the Independent Television Commission and the Broadcasting Standards Commission, published this week.
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ITV joint-venture wins daytime BBC1 order
London News Network (LNN), the news and features joint-venture owned by Carlton and Granada, has scored its first commission for the BBC, with a daytime series, writes Colin Robertson
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BBC3 plans its angle on war
BBC3 is to give its viewers its own particular take on the expected war with Iraq by launching a weekly war review programme that will replace its regular current affairs strand in the event of hostilities breaking out, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Ideas Factory goes north
Channel 4 is rolling out its Ideas Factory initiative in Scotland, backed by£2m funding, writes Penny Hughes
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Turner u-turn over Freeview
Turner Broadcasting, which runs channels such as Cartoon Network and CNN, is still interested in taking up a slot on the Freeview platform, despite its most senior UK television executive last week appearing to rule it out, writes Paul Revoir
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NewsNew licence for Five confirmed
The ITC and Five have today confirmed the new terms drawn up for the broadcaster's analogue TV licence, which will save it£12 million a year, writes Luke Satchell
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Scarlet back on TV
Captain Scarlet is making a TV return after 36 years - with no strings attached. ...
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BBC steps up commercial fight with blow to BSkyB
The BBC stepped up its policy of aggressively competing with commercial broadcasters yesterday when it abruptly ann...
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Crossroads: My part in its downfall
They said it was too bad to last. And it seems they were right. Despite a radical overhaul which saw new sets, a ne...
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The end of the affair
Smug middle-class must-see or the most compelling drama of our time? Either way, Thomas Sutcliffe knows why Cold Fe...