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Countryside dalliance
A spate of TV shows about relocating the countryside leaves Caitlin Moran grateful she's stuck in the rat race. ...
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Liberty pulls Telewest bonds offer
Liberty Media, the investment group controlled by John Malone, the cable billionaire, unexpectedly abandoned its at...
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TV 'exploits vulnerable in theatre of cruelty'
Vulnerable figures include Paul Gasgoine and Big Brother contestants are being exploited by television producers in...
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Paxman 'sorry' for Kennedy drink slur
Jeremy Paxman apologised yesterday for repeatedly accusing Charles Kennedy of having a drink problem. ...
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Merger vision as AOL chief resigns
Robert Pitman resigned as chief operating officer of AOL Time Warner after a board meeting yesterday. ...
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Bob's gone PC
Kids' telly show Bob the Builder has gone politically correct ' with an eco-warrior handywoman joining the gang. ...
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The secret diary of Greg 'Cut the C**p' Dyke
As his bonus is revealed, we review the privileged life of the BBC's director-general. ...
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Paxman says sorry for grilling LibDem leader on drinking
Jeremy Paxman was forced to apologise yesterday for questioning Charles Kennedy about his drinking habits and forth...
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Winston goes for glory in TV wars
British stars have joined the cream of American TV in the nominations for the Emmy Awards. ...
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Paxman forced to say sorry over booze slur
BBC heavyweight Jeremy Paxman was forced to apologise yesterday for interrogating Liberal Democrat leader Charles...
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Cartoon Network ready to grow up
Cartoon Network is understood to be hatching plans to launch a grown-up version of its main channel, writes Steve Aston
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Entertainment DTT option hit
Complicated rights and carriage deals could scupper plans to launch a new entertainment channel on the BBC/Crown Castle digital terrestrial platform, writes Paul Revoir
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GWR moves to buy up station
GWR is looking to take full control of London News Radio (LNR) in the wake of a collapsed deal to sell its AM station to Bloomberg, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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Extra Doctors 'will keep ITV on its toes'
In her first major move since becoming BBC daytime controller in March, Alison Sharman has ordered a number of 60-minute specials of lunchtime soap Doctors as part of a wider strategy to 'keep ITV on its toes', writes Leigh Holmwood
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BBC news site gears up to finally go live
The much-anticipated BBC news website for international markets will finally launch next week after several months of delays, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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Beeb fatcat row
BBC chiefs last night defended paying out more than£1 million to bosses in fatcat bonuses. ...
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Telly's Nick in cancer op
Top telly newsman Nick Owen was recovering in hospital yesterday after having a kidney removed in a cancer operatio...
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Six Nations rights lead BBC sport revival
The BBC has inched further along the path to a resurgent sport department, snapping up exclusive broadcast rights to the Six Nations rugby union championship in a three-year deal worth around£70m, writes Leigh Holmwood