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NewsITV to fight the nation's flab in obesity campaign
ITV winter/spring: ITV has unveiled plans for an ambitious new anti-obesity campaign at its winter/spring season launch that will inspire Britons to get fit and healthy.
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NewsITV unveils drama line-up
ITV winter/spring: Stalkers, serial killers, vampires and a Prisoner all feature in a packed line-up of new drama for ITV, on the day the broadcaster indicated it may scale back its output.
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NewsITV to track medics at war
ITV winter/spring: The doctors and nurses treating soldiers on the front line will be featured in a new documentary.
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NewsTalkSport fires Jon Gaunt over 'Nazi' jibe
TalkSport has fired presenter Jon Gaunt after he called a Redbridge councillor a 'Nazi'.
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NewsBedtime boost for Nick Jr
Nick Jr's ‘bedtime' slot has been given a boost this month as celebrities have been helping out with A Bedtime Story with Arnie and Barnie.
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NewsLyons: BBC too quick to confirm Ross return
BBC Trust Sir Michael Lyons has criticised the corporation for announcing Jonathan Ross's return to Radio 2 before the watchdog had completed its inquiry into in the Sachsgate affair.
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NewsITV may scale back drama
ITV chief operating officer John Cresswell has hinted that the broadcaster could scale back its drama output to focus on entertainment shows as the economic crisis deepens.
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NewsSachsgate: Thompson scolds Ross but blames staff
BBC director general Mark Thompson has personally told Jonathan Ross that his behaviour on the Russell Brand Radio 2 show was unacceptable - but has placed the blame for Sachsgate firmly on editorial staff.
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NewsRichard and Judy hit new low
Richard and Judy's multichannel talkshow fell to its lowest audience yet with a total audience of just 20,000 (0.1%) watching the peaktime show.
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NewsBBC snaps up croc doc
Picture special: BBC2's Natural World will travel to India to meet a rare breed of crocodile and search for an unidentified species of cat in two films from indie Icon Films.
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NewsTV Critics 18 November ‘08
“It was quirky and entertaining.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsRhodes heads to Caribbean
UKTV Food will build on the success of Gary Rhodes' trips to Asia by sending the spiky-haired chef to the Caribbean to celebrate and demystify the local cuisine.
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NewsBSkyB to raise $600m for acquisitions and debt
BSkyB is to raise around $600m (£399m) through a private placement of bonds to institutional investors to create funding for acquisitions and the refinancing of existing debt.
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NewsI'm a Celebrity bugs Spooks
I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! ruled the roost at 9pm last night with a strong 8.2m viewers (33.8% share), towering over BBC1's Spooks.
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NewsFremantle to battle crunch with indie acquisitions
FremantleMedia chief executive Tony Cohen is looking to acquire other independent production companies to find new international formats.
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NewsKeo Films makes double hire
Meet the Natives producer Keo Films has added two key executives to its production team.
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NewsTV is positive influence on kids
Eight out of 10 parents believe television has a positive impact on their child's development, according to a new survey by clinical psychologist and TV presenter Dr Tanya Byron.
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NewsC4 hunts second Family
Channel 4 is hunting for a new family willing to subject their homes to TV surveillance in a second series of The Family.
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NewsJade to return to Living
Living will follow the progress of Jade Goody's fight against cancer in a special series starting next month.
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NewsPhoo Action series axed
The BBC has pulled the plug on Phoo Action because it “was struggling to fulfil its ambitions”.