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Leslie:£3m for sex slurs
Telly host John Leslie could rake in up to£3 million over the Ulrika Jonsson rape allegations that cost him his jo...
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Viacom and BBC join forces in war on aids
The BBC World Service is teaming up with Viacom, the world's largest media group, to launch the first pan-African r...
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Tory BBC protest
The BBC does not give fair prominence to 'mainstream' right-wing commentators, Bernard Jenkin, the Shadow Defence S...
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...the answer is Five
Too little, too cheap, too dumb: the debate about arts on television won't go away. But is that all true? Have the ...
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I'm a celeb, have a bet on me
Reality shows such as I'm A Celebrity...attract huge audiences - a potential market for interactive gambling. But c...
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Faking It carries off festival honours
The acclaimed CHannel 4 series Faking It took the top award at the Montreux television festival at the weekend, pro...
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NewsFaking It lands Rose D'Or
RDF Media's Faking It won the top award at the Rose D'Or entertainment festival in Montreux on Saturday night (17 May) in a barnstorming night for British programmes, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Black family to star in new BBC sitcom
BBC executives have commissioned the first sitcom featuring a black family to be shown on the corporation's main ch...
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Media bruiser milks family misfortune to show them who's boss
Gerry Robinson is enjoying the flak he is attracting over his handling of the family businesses featured in his cur...
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Trisha in blackmail porn sting
TV presenter Trisha Goddard has been targetted by a ruthless blackmailer who threatened to put fake porn pictures o...
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Big Bro's neighbour noise law
Big brother 4 contestants will be punished if they make too much noise and upset neighbours with late-night boozy g...
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RatingsNearly 10 million see Arsenal lift Cup
BBC1's coverage of the FA Cup Final on Saturday afternoon (17 May) peaked at 9.7 million (55.7% share), a stark reminder to BBC chairman Gavyn Davies that the competition is still a hot rights property despite his comments earlier in the season that the competition had become 'second rate', ...
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News'Super-funded' BBC under fire fom rivals
The BBC came in for criticism from rivals ITV and Sky today for using its 'super' funding to replicate what other broadcasters are already doing, writes Rosemary Gallagher
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NewsBragg puts training funding under scrutiny
Ministers are to examine a suggestion by Lord Bragg, the LWT executive, that half the£250m levy ITV hands over to the Treasury should be used to fund the training of future Broadcasters, writes David Rose
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Watchdog offers ITV merger hope
ITV partners Carlton and Granada received two new concessions from the Competition Commission in their bid to win a...
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Regulators cast further doubt over Carlton-Granada merger
The proposed merger of Carlton and Granada suffered another regulatory blow yesterday when the Competition Commissi...
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Watchdogs offer compromise over ITV merger
Watchdogs have suggested a way around deal-breaking objections to the merger of TV stations Granada and Carlton ...
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Tonight Matthew you're back on TV
Matthew Kelly will make his big telly comeback next month with a ...