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NewsHarry Hill making spoof soap
ITV1 has commissioned Bafta-winning comic Harry Hill to make a spoof soap opera series.
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NewsGot Talent outshines all
ITV1's Britain's Got Talent swept all before it on Saturday with a bumper audience of 10.3m (43.3%) at 8.05pm.
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NewsBroadcast goes to the Baftas
Broadcast witnessed some especially strange sights at this year's Bafta awards.
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NewsMarr to front new history series
Andrew Marr is to follow his Bafta-winning History of Modern Britain with a series covering the country's political and social events from 1900 to 1945.
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NewsSalford will change 'feel' of R5 Live
New BBC Radio 5 Live controller Adrian van Klaveren has admitted that corporation's relocation to Salford will make a big difference to the “feel” of the station.
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NewsViewers can Beat the Star
Viewers gave a cautious welcome to the start of ITV1's big gameshow Beat the Star on Sunday with an average audience of 5.1m (23.1%) at 6.45pm.
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NewsBafta in soundbites
There may not have been many tears or an obvious controversy, but this year's Bafta winners didn't disappoint with their acceptance speeches. Here are some of the best extracts.
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NewsRatings triumph for Baftas
BBC1's two hour coverage of the Bafta television awards gained a strong 5.6m viewers (21.6%), the show's highest audience since 2004.
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NewsRTL and Saban eye BSkyB's ITV stake
BSkyB has received expressions of interest in its controversial 17.9% stake in ITV from German broadcaster RTL and media mogul Haim Saban.
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NewsBBC factual boss quits
Keith Scholey, controller of BBC factual production and deputy chief creative officer of BBC Vision, is to leave the corporation after 25 years.
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NewsC4 launches producer training
Ten TV producers are to shadow Channel 4 commissioners as part of a training scheme the broadcaster has set up with Skillset and The Research Centre.
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NewsTV critics 21 April '08
'... the dialogue went well beyond the merely wooden'. Read on for the critics' full verdict on the weekend's TV.
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NewsGavin & Stacey laugh all the way to the Baftas
BBC3 comedy Gavin & Stacey and ITV entertainment format Harry Hill's TV Burp were the big winners at last night's Bafta TV Awards.
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NewsThe future of PSB - have your say
Ofcom's latest public service broadcasting review is a crucial step in deciding what sort of content we'll see on our screens in the future. But what do YOU think about the future of PSB? Have your say in Broadcast's survey.
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NewsTV critics 18 April '08
'Just as grubby as any preceding news broadcast from which it tried to set itself apart'. Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsShed hires ex-Endemol exec
Shed Media has hired Endemol executive Lee Mason to head up its development slate, it has confirmed.
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NewsGraham Norton entertains 1.7m
Graham Norton's BBC2 chat show returned for another run last night at 9pm with 1.7m viewers (7.6%), on par with last year.
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NewsBrucie awarded Bafta honour
TV veteran Bruce Forsyth will receive the highest accolade bestowed by Bafta when he is given the Gift of Council at the annual awards on Sunday night (20 April).
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NewsViewers get Inside the Medieval Mind
The start of BBC4's documentary series Inside the Medieval Mind, part of its Medieval season, was a surprise hit last night with 644,000 viewers (3.2%) at 9pm.