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Parents 'would like television classified like films'
A study of children's television viewing has found parents would like programmes to be classified according to how ...
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ITV seeks new boss as Airey switches to BSkyB
ITV may turn to former Channel 4 boss Michael Grade to revive the network's fortunes after suffering the embarrassm...
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TV's dating games strip for action to court viewers
Love is the drug and it seems that we all need some more. ...
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Riddle of TV Carol's dash to hospital
Countdown presenter Carol VBorderman is recovering after an operation for an undisclosed medical condition, it emer...
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NewsAirey to leave C5 this Friday
Outbound Channel 5 chief executive Dawn Airey will leave the broadcaster at the end of the week
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NewsSimply Television to launch Nostalgia Channel
Simply Television is poised to cash in on the current popularity of history programming, with a new channel dedicated to the genre, writes Paul Revoir
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TV girl's stalker hell ends
TV newsgirl Emily Maitlis told yesterday of her relief after the stalker who tormented her for 12 years admitted hi...
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MPs attack a 'political dumbing down' by BBC
The BBC is axing two of its most distinguished political programmes ...
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Murdoch TV firm back in the dock
A television company controlled by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation was yesterday facing a second lawsuit in six m...
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Cut back these TV makeovers, says garden expert
Bob Flowerdew has criticised garen makeover shows as out of touch and irrelevant ...
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Carlton TV boss disowns Pilger documentary as unrealistic and inaccurate
Michael Green, chairman of Carlton Communications, has disowned a John Pilger documentary on the Palestinians, made...
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Out with the old, in with the young(er) as BBC unveils politics revamp
The BBC yesterday unveiled unexpectedly modest plans to shake up its political coverage on television in ways it ho...
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BBC politics gets white, middle-class makeover
John Humphries and Andrew Neil were dumped yesterday from BBC television programmes in an attempt to do away with t...
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Carlton chairman criticises its own documentary on Israel
The chairman of Carlton Television, Michael Green, has strongly criticised one of his company's documentaries on th...
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Pilger biased, says TV boss
The chairman of Carlton television has condemned a Middle East documentary made by his own company as inaccurate an...
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Bragg's rejected series goes to ITV
ITV is to clear the schedules for an eight part history of the English language written and presented by Lord Bragg...
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Ministers focus on the search for television taste tester
Some jobs you just can't give away. There are still no takers for the all-powerful role of commercial television wa...