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Cavemen's producers deny dumbing down
The producers of Walking With Cavemen, the BBC's latest attempt to bring prehistory to television, have denied tha...
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BBC royal reporter quits her post
The BBC royal correspondant Jennie Bond is to step down to spend more time with her family and pursue a new televis...
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Hewitt orders probe into Granada-Carlton tie-up
A full-scale competition probe is to be launched into the planned merger between ITV companies Granada and Carlton....
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Kicked out as she lets it all out!
Ulrika Jonsson's attempt to win celebrity Fame Academy by displaying her naked ambition backfired last night when s...
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Don't tolerate TV's abuse of our children
Tonight, for the strong of stomach, BBC 2 offers its much-fancied new drama Real Men. I saw a preview and watched w...
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NewsPact honoured for indie campaign
Producers' alliance Pact's recently successful campaign to force broadcasters to offer better rights deals to independent producers has won it an award, writes Penny Hughes
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NewsIndustry gong for Have I Got News For You
BBC1's satirical quiz Have I Got News For You, which was left reeling in October last year when it lost presenter Angus Deayton following tabloid revelations about his private life, today won a top prize at an industry awards ceremony, writes Luke Satchell
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NewsITV merger referred
The proposed merger between ITV giants Carlton and Granada has been referred to the Competition Commission by trade and industry secretary Patricia Hewitt, writes Luke Satchell
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NewsCarlton and Granada merger referred
The merger of ITV giants Carlton and Granada has been referred to the competition commission. MORE FOLLOWS...
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Thomas scares kids off trains
Thomas the Tank Engine could scare kids off trains, apsychologist claims. ...
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Radio breakthrough signals cheap digital
How do you design a digital radio? You lock your electronics engineers in a room and keep them there until they hav...
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Di seance is TV's sickest stunt ever
Psychics have sparked outrage by claiming to have contacted Princess Diana in the afterlife for a sick TV show. ...
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A Stronger Signal
Digital Radio is now finally starting to take off. But making money from it will take a great deal longer ...
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Fi's show dropped
The BBC axed the first edition of its new 7.30pm current affairs show last night minutes before it was broadcast....
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Cold Feet star won't walk away
Cold Feet star Helen Baxendale stressed yesterday that he is to continue acting. ...
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BBC debate stuck in first gear
Television is evolving. But as the government turns its attention to the renewal of the BBC Charter, the debate abo...
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Slow handclap on TV
Tony Blair was slow handclapped by sceptical women voters last night as he went on TV to defend his hard-line stan...